I have a pair of 3d printed ones I can sell, they need painting but I can do the pair for £35.00 delivered to mainland uk.

That looks ok,

I think this may be the best route to go with it, or maybe just sell it on.

I have managed to get myself a 3 door parcel shelf but it is in Smoke Stone colour and my interior is black, is it possible to dye, paint or change the colour to black, if so what is recommended?

I needed to reduce the width of the shelf by around 180mm so I removed one of the end caps, this in tern releases the tension on the roller. I them cut the inner spindle, inner tube and outer casing before putting it all back together again. The hard part is getting the tension back on the...

I expect you could make most fit one way or another, a bit of time and effort. The easiest way would be to get one that fits without having to cut it down width wise.

Well I have wanted a parcel shelf for my 3 door but didn't really want to pay the silly prices people have been asking for them so I thought sort my own out, shouldn't be too difficult. I have gone down the fit a roller cover from a 5 door to it, first thing I found was that the distance...

Happens on both sides do don’t think it is driveshafts. All new mounts and bushes already fitted. The rear is now all sorted, it is just the fronts that make a noise if you go over speed bumps, perfect at all other times. The only thing I can think of is it is the poly bushes I have fitted...

Modified a 5 door boot tonneau cover to fit a 3 door. More difficult than I expected, but it fits between the pillars. Next job is to get the fixings from a 5 door to hold it on the strut tops.

Had Covid between Christmas and the beginning of the New Year so did't get chance to do anything but I have finally sorted the noise at the rear. Took all the rear suspension off checked everything and there was nothing wrong with anything there. Took the rear damper off checked the top mount...

Looks like this is for the early Freelander mine is a 06 facelift. But I will have a look anyway thank you.

I had had all the rear subframe off as I have cleaned, painted and under sealed all the underside and I didn’t see any cracks or problems under there. I have just ordered another trailing arm bush just to rule it out.

No noise when bounced stationary. I checked the trailing arm an that looks fine.

Well still looking for an answer on this one. Rechecked every nut and bolt on the rear and it seems to be getting worse. Definitely n/s rear and almost 100% certain it is shock absorber, could it be a faulty new one?

The only parts I haven’t changed is the strut top mounts.