Gordon Willy
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Hello,
I joined a few years ago and got some advice on my CSK, but then struggled to log-on again(my pc I think). Anyway problems now solved, but I am really a new member...will try and post a few pics of my Land Rover. It's a TD5 110 CSW, in 'Ken Blue' (as my wife describes it), with lots of added bits including winch, snorkel, roof rack, steering, diff and sump guards, rock-sliders and rear-wheel carrier. I just need to find the time to get off road sometime soon!!
I am currently fitting MUDSTUFF centre console and gear-box tray, twin Batteries (bought split charge system proving difficult!!), lhs dash-board glove-box, 12" dvd player (for the boys), two 500w inverters and 4 gang extention lead...
Bought my first Land Rover in 1993 (a basic 90, followed by a Range Rover CSK and now the 110 TD5). I could never be without one now. They may be fickle at times but they are addictive.
Went to France in it this summer (the Jura) and many people came up to talk about it. Even the wife enjoyed the trip (a crammed full interior and ear-plugs kept the noise down for her!!).
Cheers
Dean
I joined a few years ago and got some advice on my CSK, but then struggled to log-on again(my pc I think). Anyway problems now solved, but I am really a new member...will try and post a few pics of my Land Rover. It's a TD5 110 CSW, in 'Ken Blue' (as my wife describes it), with lots of added bits including winch, snorkel, roof rack, steering, diff and sump guards, rock-sliders and rear-wheel carrier. I just need to find the time to get off road sometime soon!!
I am currently fitting MUDSTUFF centre console and gear-box tray, twin Batteries (bought split charge system proving difficult!!), lhs dash-board glove-box, 12" dvd player (for the boys), two 500w inverters and 4 gang extention lead...
Bought my first Land Rover in 1993 (a basic 90, followed by a Range Rover CSK and now the 110 TD5). I could never be without one now. They may be fickle at times but they are addictive.
Went to France in it this summer (the Jura) and many people came up to talk about it. Even the wife enjoyed the trip (a crammed full interior and ear-plugs kept the noise down for her!!).
Cheers
Dean
