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Spare parts possibly? They strip down easily compared to the modern ****e and the thieves just flog it hither and thither.

Were you able to tap the bolt down and clear despite it being in the threaded plate section / captive bolt section? Which is where mine is at right now... I have the tools for punching steelwork down, never tried it for a threaded bolt though, I figure I'd need an engineers hammer for that?

Well I got three of the four bolts out for removing my bumper and spotlight mount steelwork. On the forth one though I unfortunately snapped the bloody bolt off. :( It seems to penetrate a threaded retaining plate so can't be yanked out. I've tried to remove the bumper but, predicatably the...

There's this quirky guru of defenders who makes YT videos and he recommends using some sort of putty on the gully to allow it to run off of the wing properly instead of 'down the seam'. He's based in Canada but is a Brit Expat and is always tinkering about with them. Britannica Restorations is...

Get the vehicle back, change the oil and drive it till it gives up the ghost? Hard call to make on what this dude should do though.

Assuming you aren't breaking the speed limit I'm not sure what penalty you'd be breaking with them, best to ask though.

Are there any after-market filler-neck ones to add ourselves?

I know the feeling, my jerry can is like that. Fcking **** thing. You have to literally hold it without resting the nozzle against the fuel inlet or it drips out from the seal! I miss my genuine German Jerry cans....

What length are those bolts? About 18 inches?

Trying to get a roll of thin, foil and membrane insulation to stay on the ceiling of my lannie in the back part. I've tried this in the past with spray adhesive but when it heats up, or condensation hits it, within a few months it falls down again. Does anyone have a good glue product they...

Discloks are still major issues for the scum to get through.

Could a cop not drive the bloody vehicle to the impound to check it out?! Sounds pretty shoddy they have a default setting like that.

I've jacked mine up from the Diff and it was ok, but could it cause leaks?

No, but it is pooling on the roof a bit when it rains.

Thanks, I'll do that. When it comes to the water pooling I'll just get some ramps under it.

My lannie (300TD) has been stood a while and water pooled on the roof a bit. It's caused over time the paintwork to flake away. :( So I need advise on which is the best paint to get, I fear that 'cause it is a aluminium roof I'll need special stuff / primers etc. Thanks

HMmm, well I don't know many people who sit at 90 mph on the motorway, I value my license too much for that. The INEOS 4x4 will be a great replacement.

Metal bumpers for the farmers and outdoor folks or will it be plastic 'fantastic'? Is the diesel engine easy to work on?

Looks great so far. I like the fact it has stowage bins for water on one side and fuel on the other. Many fond memories of those machines from when I served.

Nice horse, 'horse'.