tam cochrane
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Does anyone know the part no for the weatherstrip on the bonnet where it meets the bulkhead
Does anyone know the part no for the bonnet weatherstrip where it meets the bulkhead
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bluedog333
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MWC2567 if it’s for a ‘fender.
tam cochrane
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Sorry it's a Defender 110 1985
tam cochrane
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Sorry it's a Defender 110 1985
bluedog333
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Above part number is correct (even though it’s not really a Defender!).
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Explain
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It wasn't a Defender until 1990
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It looks like a Defender, It smells like a Defender, and it also leaks like a Defender, but until ‘91 (I believe, or it might be late ‘90) there was no such name as ‘Defender’. You are the proud owner of a Land Rover OneTen.
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Of course it does smell it leaks in and it leaks out (on the drive) and somebodys put a defender badge on it do you think i could get my money back
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It's a land rover, does it matter what is called?
Sometimes i call mine ba$tard
Sometimes i call mine ba$tard
tam cochrane
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Thank you for that
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As long as the ‘out’ leaks are approximately the same quantity as the ‘in’ leaks I’d be happy with it.
I personally have a OneTen too, I couldn’t care less if someone calls it a Defender, it’s no different to one really (but it’s nice to know it actually is different!).
