picked up my Freelander tonight
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td5nut
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Good for you,enjoy the moment,they will turn into hours!!My 1st ever 4x4 love it.
td5nut
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Yup,it comes in handy seeing more than most folks
Volusia
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You will enjoy driving it. Nice colour
terr
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looks nice.
stannswhite
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well done & a sunroof that doesnt leak......hopefully.
stannswhite
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i hope it doesnt leak,i just sealed mine up,it was pouring
through the courtesy lights above the windscreen,wife got
sick of getting wet so i had to do something quick.lol.
through the courtesy lights above the windscreen,wife got
sick of getting wet so i had to do something quick.lol.
TE="stannswhite, post: 3562160, member: 89694"]i hope it doesnt leak,i just sealed mine up,it was pouring
through the courtesy lights above the windscreen,wife got
sick of getting wet so i had to do something quick.lol.[/QUOTE]Thats not mate what did you use?
That
through the courtesy lights above the windscreen,wife got
sick of getting wet so i had to do something quick.lol.[/QUOTE]Thats not mate what did you use?
That
stannswhite
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hi i used a filler gun with a bitumen sealant,just cut the
plastic nozzle to suit the lip of the sunroof between the
rubber & the glass,no more umbrellas needed in the car
or at least i hope so,or its back to the disco instead.
plastic nozzle to suit the lip of the sunroof between the
rubber & the glass,no more umbrellas needed in the car
or at least i hope so,or its back to the disco instead.
