Kelvin hand
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Has anyone ever put defender mudflaps on a freelander?
Would they fit??
Would they fit??
Mud flaps
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Or on a Disco1?
Hippo
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Hang yer rubber floor mats where yer want to fit the tratter mud flaps and see what yer think. They will look stooped and flap about int wind. Probably rust anorl...
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I think yu will find that defender owners flaps are large, strong and stiff, unlike Gaylanderers flaps which are weak and floppy
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Nodge68
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I think yu will find that defender owners flaps are large, strong and stiff, unlike Gaylanderers flaps which are weak and floppy
My Freelander flaps so are hard and stiff, they're not really flaps at all. Lower wheel arch extensions would be more accurate.
doodle bug
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Thats more like itI think yu will find that defender drivers are large, strong and stiff, unlike Gaylanderer drivers which are weak and floppy
Hippo
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Freelander 1 and 2 mud flaps are plasticI think yu will find that defender owners flaps are large, strong and stiff, unlike Gaylanderers flaps which are weak and floppy
The rally version are designed to a different spec
