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  • hef19898
    Cubby box is in, tightenedbthe thread rivets a little bit better, now you can lift the car on the box! Looks nice, if you ask me!
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  • H
    You forgot skin tight Lycra. Plus on a bike you don’t stop for traffic lights
  • landowner
    Its like riding a bike, tall gears are more difficult to pedal, you have find the easiest gear to maintain speed without too much effort, all depends on hills, wind and energy.
  • P38Seb
    P38Seb replied to the thread P38A Experience with poly bushes.
    Cost cutting on materials and the process. Cheaper materials and the bare minimum work means it’s not a permanent solution.. but 3 years down the line it’ll be a different team in the council and won’t be their problem any more. They can only...
  • norseman
    Retired for 21 years but still paying my taxes :( What I can never understand is why the repairs don't last, is it shoddy workmanship or cost cutting on materials? When the Yanks built air-bases here during WW2 they used huge machines that...
  • Stone56
    Stone56 replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    The roof? Just a thought if thay used sea foam and it dried on in hot sunshine
  • tottot
    tottot replied to the thread Rusty rear door bottom.
    Rails of correct section available from YRM. A mate fitted a gas strut on his, says it is nice door can remain open on a side slope or in wind. However when he opens door a bit off it goes flying to a crash as it stop, you have to hang on to it...
  • Flossie
    Flossie replied to the thread P38A random electrical issues.
    Correct. I misunderstood the OPs request. I 'think' les Edwards at classic rides fiddles with oe radios a bit.
  • catman275
    catman275 replied to the thread Rusty rear door bottom.
    This was an abandoned project of my eldest son. Everything else has beeen repaired or replaced including new chassis. I am rebuilding with another son. Almost complete. On another note, I have seen comments regarding the rear check strap. Has...
  • Stone56
    Stone56 replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    Was it like it before the clean ? THAY may have used the wrong stuff or to aggressive cleaner
  • badfluffy
    you should look at the gear ratios, in the 5 speed 4th is 1 to 1, in the 8 speed 7 is 1to1, the later box may have 8 gears but thats only to fil in the spaces between the 5 speed to make changing even smother, the manual 6th gear is a lower gear...
  • DanClarke
    DanClarke replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    Don't spend it all at once.
  • DanClarke
    DanClarke replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    ... A bit unhappy to find that the bonnet paintwork on the old P38 is a bit "rough". I had the car cleaned inside & out today and brought it home and the top on the bonnet is all gnarly and "pitted" feeling. :( There's "spots" on it too like the...
  • Stone56
    Stone56 replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    The Maldives daily news paper A government spokesman Mr Rekoj stated that a attempt to install a new reef one mile from Mali the capital has failed the coral pollops did not adhere to the vehicles thay where striped of all plastics all fluids...
  • P38Seb
    P38Seb replied to the thread My crazy diff ratio change idea.
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  • R
    If you were right then everybody would drive at the maximum speed on the highway in a lower gear than top gear. For example in your eight speed Range Rover you would shift down to seventh gear or even into sixth gear, for lower torque. No one...
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  • B
    Worth every penny of our taxes. Really makes me proud to be working!
  • Stanleysteamer
    Stanleysteamer replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    Hello, Mate!!! Long time no see/read! How iz you?? :):):)
  • Stanleysteamer
    I have since bought a cheap metal detector. It has found quite a few bits and pieces and only take s a few minutes to assemble. But of course it is also better if I put a big tarp down under the vehicle.
  • British Leyland Rover
    Did you get the dimensions? Are you having to rivet on the tie down tabs? Someone with a 109 must have the dimensions. Is this what you mean?
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  • Wimblowdriver
    Wimblowdriver replied to the thread I would just like to say.
    Whichever it is, it's true 😂
  • B
    Unfortunately not just your tyres. The roads in the uk are simply shocking! Even the relaid surfaces aren't flat or smooth and still take longer than ever to do!!!!
  • B
    I spent 30 odd years doing diagnostics on euro crap and none of that covered everything either regardless of cost! I always swore not to own something I have to plug in to fix but here we are (doh!)
  • pwood999
    pwood999 replied to the thread P38A random electrical issues.
    AFAIK, the Nanocom does not cover Sat-Nav or Radio.
  • norseman
    'Tell you something I've found on my RRC (yes I know that's not a P38, but the same thinking could apply) in that tyre age can make a noticeable difference to the ride on tarmac. My '87 Vogue, on coils obviously, has General Grabber AT tyres that...
  • R
    RTH94 replied to the thread Pre-Purchase Advice! Leaks..
    https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202506163546874?sort=relevance&searchId=32d4a180-b374-42be-a7cb-a47028bf3265&advertising-location=at_cars&aggregatedTrim=TD5&make=Land%20Rover&maximum-mileage=100000&minimum-mileage=80000&model=Defender%209...
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