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They are very comfy but don't fit too well, the mechanism to lock them in position has nothing to latch onto and I have concerns about safety for when the kids are in the back. the front seats however are a massive improvement on Defender seats !

Looking for second row seats for a 110, any material would be ok. Currently have Disco seats fitted but not happy.

Well currently they are not but then they have these washers to keep them clear. The alloys fitted are not original Land Rover ones but more a copy of the boost style. I have discs and drums and I think without the washers I have then the wheels would catch. I understand the bearing issue but I...

Recently bought a 1988 110 and found its alloys have no spacers fitted just some nice little washers. I am looking for a set of 4 so I can be safe!

I did see a set of full leather from a special edition (tan with blue piping) that were manual but didn't have the armrests on. Unless the armrest can be retro fitted maybe?

I have a 110 Defender that has been fitted with Discovery seats from a Disco 1 or 2 I think. I am looking to replace them with some more Disco leather seats and would like the ones with the fold down armrest in the front (as fitted to my old Disco ES) however I don't want the seats to be...

Parked up to see if its a tracker fitted?

I am after the 2nd row of seats ( not those in the boot) as my 110 has Discovery seats fitted and I don't like them, though they are very comfy. I suppose I will also be needing seatbelts and seat belt bar etc but can build up what I need as time goes on. Would also consider front seats as well...

he has a cheek painting a land rover like that! famous designer or not it looks like its made up from stolen panels of all different colours. I would go for a very dark green with silver Hammerite body cappings.

Certainly keeping me busy with all the jobs we like to do. Upgrading to the things other cars already have!

Sold my 90 a couple of years back but got the itch again so I have bought another Land Rover, this time a 110 County. It was originally a V8, now a 200tdi and does need some work. Outriggers are not good, and currently have an issue with a squeaking/squealing noise on the over run ( no vibration...

The comments on grommets etc are valid because partial covering is not a good indicator. Covering 90% does not lead to a 90% reduction in noise. One small 10% gap can allow 90% of the noise in

Sounds amazing and with all the weaknesses of a second hand Landy eradicated! sadly outside my budget but good luck with the sale.

I am glad for you and for me! I was seriously resisting!

At the time my one went tits up TDi's were still rare second hand and very expensive so I put an Isuzu 2.8 in it which made it great. I then added a Jeremy Fearns intercooler which made it fantastic, way better than the Tdi's of the day. I still regret selling that Landy!

That engine does not have a good reputation however if it runs well its ok to drive. Mine was ok until it started using more oil than diesel. If its running ok then that's ok but I would not be throwing money at it. Save your cash for a Tdi conversion.

I had two discos where I blanked it all off and it never cause me an issue at MOT

First Landy I drove was a lightweight fitted with that engine and it was amazing fun! I am so glad you are far away from me or Id be driving over and I know where that would lead.

I have posted some hood sticks on ebay. To be honest not sure which landy they are from but among them is a front rail and 4 clips for a 90 ( I know its from a 90 as it was on mine). The others are either series 3 or defender. NOT a full set though. link is...

I have 2 steering locks for sale one is a 4tress type, voted best deterrent a couple of years ago when I bought it, and the other an auto loc which is no good for a standard defender wheel but fitted my smaller Mountney. 4tress is like a crooklock type thing whereas the autoloc goes around the...