Having had a few Freelanders over the years with the standard interior I was a little surprised to see the wood trim in my V6. Does anybody else have it and is it an option or after market kit? The fit and finish is neat and a welcome change from grey plastic.
Does anybody else have wood trim?
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When I first saw my V6 I didn't even notice the wood trim. It was only as I drove the car onto the trailer a few days later that it suddenly occurred to me that it looked different to my last Freelander (50th anniversary model) and to be honest I'm not a wood person but it's grown on me over time and now I think it makes it look a little different, if a little old fashioned but then I'm old fashioned too!
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real or artificial wood?
My V6 is a private plated 51.
Is your wood the same as this?
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teddywood1
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LR did not fit them these are after market stuff according to my local main stealer
It looks to be good quality.
I was talking about the guy above.
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Wood Veneer Kits
manufactured from Californian Walnut, these wood enhancement packs will add a feel of luxury to the interior of your Freelander. Each pack includes a centre console panel, gear stick surround, air vent surrounds and a passenger side fascia trim panel. The pack has been fully humidity and temperature tested.
manual without air con STC 50405
manual with air con STC 50404
auto without air con RHD STC 50421
auto with air con RHD STC 50420
auto without air con LHD STC 50456
auto with air con LHD STC 50455
wooden handbrake grip STC 50431
manufactured from Californian Walnut, these wood enhancement packs will add a feel of luxury to the interior of your Freelander. Each pack includes a centre console panel, gear stick surround, air vent surrounds and a passenger side fascia trim panel. The pack has been fully humidity and temperature tested.
manual without air con STC 50405
manual with air con STC 50404
auto without air con RHD STC 50421
auto with air con RHD STC 50420
auto without air con LHD STC 50456
auto with air con LHD STC 50455
wooden handbrake grip STC 50431
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Silver Fascia Kits
Gives a high-tech look to the interior of your Freelander. Easy to fit kit contains a centre console panel, gear stick surround, air vent surrounds and a passenger side fascia trim panel. The pack has been fully humidity and temperature tested.
manual without air con STC 53039
manual with air con STC 53038
auto without air con RHD STC 53043
auto with air con RHD STC 53041
auto without air con LHD STC 53042
auto with air con LHD STC 53040
Gives a high-tech look to the interior of your Freelander. Easy to fit kit contains a centre console panel, gear stick surround, air vent surrounds and a passenger side fascia trim panel. The pack has been fully humidity and temperature tested.
manual without air con STC 53039
manual with air con STC 53038
auto without air con RHD STC 53043
auto with air con RHD STC 53041
auto without air con LHD STC 53042
auto with air con LHD STC 53040
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Oh, and:
Wood and leather gear knob
Automatic STC 50458
Wood and leather gear knob
Automatic STC 50458
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Think the silver trim kits look far better myself, but each to his own I suppose. The wood looks good in the older rangies though.
So they were LR kits then. I can't see how having air con or not makes any difference as the switch is simply replaced with a blank in the same way that cruise control switch is. It's nice to know it's a dealer fitment though
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