Can anyone confirm this is a Land Rover Defender fitment?
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bluedog333
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Looks that way, although the ones I’ve seen (and have) don’t have the front bolts, there is an extra metal ‘strap’ the wraps under the bumper to fix onto the bolts holding that on.
But, yes, with that one you’d need to drill holes on the front of your bumper.
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That'll be handy round Nobberville to prevent long horn cattle and wallabies getting stocking yer engine compartment 
bluedog333
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Where d’ya get the spots from?
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+1, they cause more damage when they do get hit by a solid object, and make like doubly difficult to fix.
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Found a pair of NOS on eBay for the grand sum of 45 quid! Covers arnt new but not too shabby either. And they are proper spots and not the lesser not so coveted fog lamps that sellers seem to get confused over. No doubt some pond life will try and steal them, had my highlights stolen so this time Ill be ready!!
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Bargain at that price. I’m looking for some ‘period’ spots too (that sounds wrong), I got a pair of Hellas for £10, but I chucked half of one away with the old, broken set. Doh. I’m not a fan of the more modern looking lamps on the older Landies.
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So tempting to tag someone who would appreciate that advice, better not though.
If someone needs a good 7 inches of pure powerful nighttime penetration then no need to tag them, they already know.
Smear some grease on the fixing bolts, the dirtier the better, A to srtop them seizing and B keep the scuzzers at bay.
Gonna see if I can either fit sheer bolts or some other form of security bolt, or just tac weld the nuts.
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Having had bull-bar (S111) and then an A-bar (90) in the past, I now prefer the naked look and retro style spots.
Spots are Hella Rallye (3000 I think) with fantastic performance. Every other light is LED but I have stuck with the Hella's as they are just so good (have been on for about 10-years now).
Spots are Hella Rallye (3000 I think) with fantastic performance. Every other light is LED but I have stuck with the Hella's as they are just so good (have been on for about 10-years now).
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Having gone completely off-thread (and been no help whatsoever to the original question) I thought I would throw in a couple of pic's of my old S111 SWB V8 fitted with what was then probably the ultimate in bulbar bad taste!
By this stage (I think about 1989-1991) I think I had done just about everything that could be done to a poor old S111 and not long after it was sold on to be replaced with a 101FC.
The wrap-around bull-bar (remember them?) was trimmed at the edges to miss the 9.00x16's and then side-bars added which bolted to the front roll-bar chassis mounts. VERY strong and most definitely NOT pedestrian friendly but they were different days and the insurance company had no problems with it.
By this stage (I think about 1989-1991) I think I had done just about everything that could be done to a poor old S111 and not long after it was sold on to be replaced with a 101FC.
The wrap-around bull-bar (remember them?) was trimmed at the edges to miss the 9.00x16's and then side-bars added which bolted to the front roll-bar chassis mounts. VERY strong and most definitely NOT pedestrian friendly but they were different days and the insurance company had no problems with it.
