P38A Wheel arch spats adhesive
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I'm assuming they are held on with tiger seal body mastic.
Quite strong stuff and a pain in the arse to remove!!
Quite strong stuff and a pain in the arse to remove!!
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A plastic scraper and a Heat gun on low heat should get the majority of it off. 
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If you damage them, wheel arch extensions STC8514 are no longer available from Land rover. But can be found by searching about, mostly after market stuff. Adhesive for reattachment is STC50551.
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Are you talking about the County spec black wheel arch extensions?
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I have a set of the wheel arch extensions in the loft cant decide if I like the look or not.
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Here's mine with the County pack......
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I do ,they give a finished look to the arches
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Is it just the spats that denotes a car fitted with country pack or is there other little trinkets?
Fine Lookin' car BTW.
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The County Pack shouldn't be confused with the County Spec....
In Late 1998 for the 99 model year, they introduced the County Spec vehicle which was a step up from the entry level spec.
The County Pack is literally just the black wheel arch extensions.....nothing more!
In Late 1998 for the 99 model year, they introduced the County Spec vehicle which was a step up from the entry level spec.
The County Pack is literally just the black wheel arch extensions.....nothing more!
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Mine being a diesel '97 just had the wheel arch spats back and front and mud guards on the fronts only. No side steps. But spots (if that is an extra.) First, I need to take off the spats to do some "bubbly" paintwork on the arches ( and the need to get them back on again), but mega interested if someone has an idea what I have here regards model or extras and someone's options in the past. No badge on the back so can't tell.
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That's very tidy Sir.. jealous.
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Is it manual or auto? If it's manual no probs, if it's auto it should not have spots fitted unless the N/S bumper cover has been vented.
It's a manual, but always seemed odd to have mudflaps just at the front and not the back. So always wondered if they were put on just by a previous owner.Is it manual or auto? If it's manual no probs, if it's auto it should not have spots fitted unless the N/S bumper cover has been vented.
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Rear mud flaps single exhaust are STC8536. Rear mudflaps twin exhaust are STC7703. But you really won't want to know how much they cost from Land rover. Do a search for after market stuff, maybe cheaper.
Looked at LR adhesive for £30+ (ouch), but seen "tiger mastic" on fleebay for -£8.. got to be worth a try.
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