Nztayls · May 5, 2010

Hi there,

I have a 1995 P38, and have been offered the lid from the central caddy of a Range Rover that is being demolished, and that has the cup-holders in it. My model does not come with this as standard. My question is this: is this a reasonably easy job to swap out my standard lid for the one with the cup holders in it?. The seller has mentioned that it uses my 'existing gas struts',...which my model obviously doesn't have.

Any help with this would be much appreciated!

Regards,

Damon Taylor
New Zealand

robp38 · May 5, 2010

if cars being broken up then get the gas struts with the lid, then shouldnt be a difficult job.

kooky_guy · May 5, 2010

robp38 said:
if cars being broken up then get the gas struts with the lid, then shouldnt be a difficult job.

Except they'll probably be knackered...

Why are replacements so ridiculously expensive? I've never been quite sure what it does since mine has never worked.

Nztayls · May 5, 2010

Thanks for that. I have asked for the gas struts as well. Getting it for a song, the NZ equivalent of about 15 GBP for the lid plus struts.

jt_armstrong · May 5, 2010

Mine is fitted with cup holders and the busted gas strut (now removed) but I have never been able to work out how it is supposed to flip upside down in order to use the cup holders. It will allow you position it in many various ways but upside down and flat is not one of them. If the gas strut was fitted then this would appear to be even more impossible at the strut would restrict the mobility even further. I figure I must be doing something wrong but can't spot what it is.

jlsplinter · May 5, 2010

Well in my car you open the lid and twist the upper side to the front and there you go. the cup holders should be facing backwards and when you close the lid they would be on top.

the hooded claw · May 5, 2010

jlsplinter said:
Well in my car you open the lid and twist the upper side to the front and there you go. the cup holders should be facing backwards and when you close the lid they would be on top.

YEP.........Same here ....

Sean · May 5, 2010

you RR boys don't half take on some big projects - don't forget to do a build thread

fanatic · May 5, 2010

cup holders, is that for the can of coke as you call for recovery?

the hooded claw · May 5, 2010

fanatic said:
cup holders, is that for the can of coke as you call for recovery?

Oh No Fanatic ........... its for somewhere to put the fookin fuses after we tek em out of the BeCM!!!

gemsdad · May 5, 2010

the hooded claw said:
Oh No Fanatic ........... its for somewhere to put the fookin fuses after we tek em out of the BeCM!!!

surely it would be the butler that puts the fuses in there,not yourself??.

the hooded claw · May 5, 2010

gemsdad said:
surely it would be the butler that puts the fuses in there,not yourself??.

Yes, that would NORMALLY be the case Sir, however if one should wish to get ones hands dirty I have been known to "Borrow" my Butlers white gloves!!

gemsdad · May 5, 2010

the hooded claw said:
Yes, that would NORMALLY be the case Sir, however if one should wish to get ones hands dirty I have been known to "Borrow" my Butlers white gloves!!

just checking,you have got to keep up appearances you know,dont want these trattor bods getting the wrong idea know do we.

the hooded claw · May 5, 2010

gemsdad said:
just checking,you have got to keep up appearances you know,dont want these trattor bods getting the wrong idea know do we.

I was only thinkin that t'other day ...In fact I have just been sent a new ringtone for my phone... It goes................

"Excuse me Siiir, someone is trying to contact you telephonically shall I tell them to **** Orf!?????

My Son had it on his phone until I rang him the other week ( At the time he was working in Blackburn Cathedral & standing next to the Bishop!!!!)

Paul was highly embarrassed ... (The Bishop just ****ed himself laughin & said .."Thats Brill..can ya Bluetooth it to me phone"?????

I think people just forget sometimes that the Clergy are human as well!!!!!

gemsdad · May 5, 2010

the hooded claw said:
I was only thinkin that t'other day ...In fact I have just been sent a new ringtone for my phone... It goes................

"Excuse me Siiir, someone is trying to contact you telephonically shall I tell them to **** Orf!?????

My Son had it on his phone until I rang him the other week ( At the time he was working in Blackburn Cathedral & standing next to the Bishop!!!!)

Paul was highly embarrassed ... (The Bishop just ****ed himself laughin & said .."Thats Brill..can ya Bluetooth it to me phone"?????

I think people just forget sometimes that the Clergy are human as well!!!!!

:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughisend it to me as well will you.

fanatic · May 5, 2010

thankfully I have no more p38 madness

110woman · May 5, 2010

......and to think that I've had to manage all these years by shoving the can or polystyrene cup between my thighs as I drive

who knew the other side of the tracks could be so posh........

fanatic · May 5, 2010

110woman said:
......and to think that I've had to manage all these years by shoving the can or polystyrene cup between my thighs as I drive

who knew the other side of the tracks could be so posh........

Have you a health and safety policy on that?

110woman · May 5, 2010

fanatic said:
Have you a health and safety policy on that?

yep- make sure either drink is not too hot or jeans are thick and avoid completely if wearing a skirt

fanatic · May 5, 2010

110woman said:
yep- make sure either drink is not too hot or jeans are thick and avoid completely if wearing a skirt

Skirt rules me out

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