doriz
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Are you not digging at the old paint?
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What have you done to your Landie today.
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doriz
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Buy 5hit parts and spend hours wrestling them into place. Replaced the lower door seal, the one that rivets on and what a PITA. Anyroad the job is done now. I also removed the crappy 'land Rover' decals from the bonnet.
Did a bit of prep work on the two doors I'm putting up fer sale.
Did a bit of prep work on the two doors I'm putting up fer sale.
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Some of that looks deeper than surface rust
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Maybe. I put quite a bit of pressure on it and none of it caved. It’s almost like the previous owner had caked an inch of paint on it.Some of that looks deeper than surface rust
There’s a patched bit right of the accelerator too. Seems mostly fine. Some does look kinda deep and there is a small hole, still seems pretty sturdy.
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As the iron collects oxygen it increases in mass and can create, what appears, to be a sturdy structure. It's nothing like the original metal though.
Also, it's probably so porous that the rust inhibitor will not be able to get in and around all of it. Even if it is very runny.
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Absolutely nothing, but i did buy a stoplok pro a 't bar lock , and am thinking about a pedal box and skytag
Bit far away but got a 90 onePerused Defender roof racks for sale online.
I don’t need one but I want one...
doriz
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Driven it about today and nearly slid sideways into a new XC90 on a blind bend, I know the brakes work.
I also decided to change the power steering fluid.
I also decided to change the power steering fluid.
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Got this pair in the garage, now need to make the time to fit them. @bankz5152
Rear one first. Front will be done with a swivel housing change.
Cheers
Rear one first. Front will be done with a swivel housing change.
Cheers
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Exciting!! So much fun with those!
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Are they second hand, marra?Got this pair in the garage, now need to make the time to fit them. @bankz5152
Rear one first. Front will be done with a swivel housing change.
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Cheers
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Yep, got them off a mate.
Going to fit the rear one next week hopefully if th D2's water pump does not need doing.
Cheers
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Nice. Got them for a good price then
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Fitted my new stereo today and removed the birds nest of old speaker wires and surplus cabling. Where there were spring onions there is now a conduit to Classic FM
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Fat spring onions those.Fitted my new stereo today and removed the birds nest of old speaker wires and surplus cabling. Where there were spring onions there is now a conduit to Classic FM
Ours don’t get so fat, probably due to the extreme cold.We call them scallions
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