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That's early onset alzhimers for you. Looks good...

Afraid I'm gonna have to drop out, not gonna get the disco ready in time. Donated to the cause anyway! Hope everyone has a good one!

Fill it up with lard and drive around to the smell of frying bacon.... mmmm

All this talk of balls and not one whiff of innuendo. Must be an LZ first!

Seems more like not admitting fault than anything else. Especially as they offering to replace it for free. Either way, at least they are being decent about it - some probably wouldn't be.

1. Rust 2. Rust 3. Iron Oxide 4. Rust 5. Oil Leak 6. Diff Oil Leak 7. Alternator 8. See 1-3 9. Flat Tyre

Some good tips on here: MIG Welding - The DIY Guide The forum is good also, lots of good advice. I'd remove the trying around the dickie seats also, the inner wing sections like to rust also.

Finally, an update of sorts. Our house purchase went though on Friday morning. So despite being delayed by a few hours, after several trips in the van to drop off all the house ****, it was time for the disco to move. Unfortunately it had decided that it didn't like starting anymore, and all...

Rimmer brothers have them, but they are damn expensive Discovery 1 Side Frame & Panels - Inner at www.rimmerbros.co.uk Alr3790 and 3789

Glad to see someone with the same issues as me http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/my-first-disco-201932.html I have the same issues with rot in the arches and quarter panels as you. I found some places sell complete arches but they are 200 quid a pop. I think I will end up making my own with a...

I think Mr Noisy has spent more on fixing it than Landrover did in building it.

They still not caught that guy who flashes at trains yet then :P

Got to watch them if they have a dip tube.

I don't think this is breaking the rules: MIG Welding Forum There is a wealth of knowledge on there, and the members are really happy to help a noob out. I ended up with a GYS Smartmig from weldequip (Mig welding forum sponsors), good reviews and it uses a euro torch, which means replacement...

Gotta have some bling :D Anyway, landroverfication can always be added :P

Also, for HDD's seagate do or at least did a ee2.5 model drive designed for automotive used, and were trialled in the Dakar. However I don't know how expensive they are.

There is a windows option. These guys also do lots of car PC kit LinITX.com - Car PC Components And these Kustom PCs CarPC Shop Cheapest method would probably use an older laptop, ditch the screen and use a small touchscreen flip up or down head unit.

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I bet the drivers last words before this were "watch this"

Remember not to eat the yellow stuff :D