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Thanks for the clock mate, all fitted and working.

PM sent re analogue clock

Ahhhh, and there's me thinking it was the house brick like aerodynamics of a Defender :p

Okay! All done :) Also tarted the front end up (grille and headlight surrounds) today...I don't think I aligned all the self tappers up though...f*ck! o_O Going fishing tomorrow....:D

Cheers mate, really pleased with the paint job! :cool: Dunno 'bout lining all the heads up though, bit obsessive?... us lot?...Never!... I'll do it tonight :D

See, you're not on your own Mick, the missus likes em colour coded, although now they're like new and black she likes that as well. Problem is, she saw it tonight and said..."makes the grill and headlamp surrounds look a bit dull now" So...where does it all end?! :eek:

Black it is then..thanks for your opinions.

......colour coded or black? I'm just finishing off (that's a laugh, do we ever) and was wondering what you guys think of colour coded vent covers or black (gloss?) I'm putting a stainless side wing cover on and sprayed up an old blank cover tonight as I thought colured top ones would look tidy...

Bollocks, that means we can't go to Paris now...ffs, what are we to do?

I would also be interested if you decide to sell.

Highlanes in Perranporth, not far from Redruth http://highlanesgarage.co.uk/ T. 01872 572820 M. 07853307555. LR specialists

Now sorted thanks!

Out of the mouth of babes :)

My wife too, she loves our Landy but with both of us waving frantically it seems to us as we look like a pair of lunatics, one needs a little decorum. ;)

For a laugh we did a survey on this and counted the number of return waves over a 6 month period. A wave was issued to every Defender driver we passed. Positive return waves = 70% Non returns = 30%. To sum up our findings: (not a definitive statement but one based upon our experiences and...

I'm after a pair of front door cards for my 1992 Defender - RRC8056PMA and RRC8057PMA.

Drive up ramps just for a bit of room, front then the back. Just don't kink the application tube while under pressure. :eek:

Waxoyled my 90 last year. Put ramps on a tarp and weighted the edges down. I wore a tyvek suit with hood up and mask/gloves etc...got plastered in the stuff, tyvek suit ripped to shreds as crawling around on my back ruined my cloths underneath and looked like a negative panda for days...

Okay, I guess if I had a similar conundrum, I'd put the boat on a roof rack (without engine) and the bikes in the back of the 90. Taking front wheels off bikes would give more room for outboard inside Defender....or swap 90 for a 110! :)

A friend of ours uses a tow ball rack which clears his spare. Not sure what make it is though. If you're trailering the boat why not put the bikes in the boat?