thizzlemania91
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4 real steel products
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teddywood1
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first of all what is it off
The "JX 16 valve" on the bootlid suggest probably a wee suzuki or something like that.
So no it wont fit. Very f*cking obviously, it wont fit.
Could you MAKE it fit? yeah, if you can weld you can make anything fit.
Given that a freelander original rear bumper wraps around the sides and matches up the the rear wheelarch profile, its going to look fairly pish with all that removed and what is basically a few bits of scaffolding poles welded on the back instead. Thats nice if you are into the Mad Max look, but here in the real world, its going to just be a mess and probably leave all sorts of exposed edges that will possibly fail the MOT or break Construction and Use regulations.
So no it wont fit. Very f*cking obviously, it wont fit.
Could you MAKE it fit? yeah, if you can weld you can make anything fit.
Given that a freelander original rear bumper wraps around the sides and matches up the the rear wheelarch profile, its going to look fairly pish with all that removed and what is basically a few bits of scaffolding poles welded on the back instead. Thats nice if you are into the Mad Max look, but here in the real world, its going to just be a mess and probably leave all sorts of exposed edges that will possibly fail the MOT or break Construction and Use regulations.
thizzlemania91
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Ended up buying it. And welded to fit. But didn't like the look. Took it off and put it on my Jimmy. Looks better on it. Our regulations are not as harsh as UK. So it would pass smog. Only thing that prevents smog or MOT in your case is the check engine light.
smnbyt
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did you take any pictures of it on the freelander?
