I'm fairly certain it's got 4 wheels

Here, you go.

:p

Spotted something completely different for sale at the side of the road, and as a result I'm now the proud owner of a Jeep Grand Cherokee, with a lovely sounding 4.7 V8 under the bonnet. Certainly a bit more refined than the 110!

Sorted. Thanks to those who got in touch

It's certainly a possible plan

Lol. It's getting to you which is the problem. The wife won't drive more than an hour :rolleyes:

If only you were nearer, that's just the sort of thing I'm looking for :(

Hi. I'm looking at somewhere upto £1500

It's only a sailing dinghy, so not much at all. Trailer is unbraked, so less than 750kgs

I'm on the lookout for either a Freelander 1, Disco, or P38 to use over the winter months, and for towing our boat in the summer. Is anyone selling anything around the Derby area?

We use it in some of Transit fleet at work. It's not hazardous, although I wouldn't recommend drinking too much of it. On those it just has an extra filler by the diesel filler. They drink it fairly quickly, we struggle to get 2000 miles from a tank of adblue at times.

I've found that this works perfectly for sticking them on, cheap too! http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Adhesives+&+Sealants/d180/Building+&+Roofing+Sealants/sd3351/Roof+&+Gutter+Mastic+300ml/p11002

I've got both. The pedal lock is quite bulky, so I tend to only use that when it's at home on it's own. The steering lock will go behind the seats, just, or I tend to put it in the passenger footwell when out and about.

When I was thinking whether to go down the same route I saw that All Wheel Trim sell them. The other option is to contact someone like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/110cm-x-90cm-Heavy-Duty-Trailer-Cover-Made-to-Measure-Trailer-Covers-/172179657449?hash=item2816b512e9:g:IrIAAOSwS7hW~X1m

I'd not realised before, but mine have been changed to a Td5 one by a PO. So all the connectors have been changed, but some don't look very well done, so I'm going to double check them before getting a new gauge.

Well I've changed the hose, and so far it appears to be ok. No white smoke, and no bubbles in the header tank. Next job is sorting out the temperamental temperature gauge. I've cleaned up the connection, and tried putting it to the block, so it's looking like it could be gauge related.

Just for ease of getting one. Good 200tdi's are getting expensive.

I'll get the new hose on at the weekend and keep everything crossed. Looking on the brightside, if the engine is goosed it'll be a good excuse to fit a 300tdi

that I'll get away with it? Slight hiccup at the weekend. The bottom hose gave up while I was on the dual carriageway, unfortunately I didn't realise as I'd not quite got round to fixing the temperature gauge which only works when it feels like it. I'm not sure how long it would have had no...