I was only joking. DISCLAIMER: DO NOT TRY THIS!

Length of thick gauge wire wrapped tightly around the steering wheel, and sprayed black, wire it in with an isolater switch, and when it is hot wired, the steering wheel will become extremely hot very quickly. home alone style

Has anyone ever tried making an induction coil steering wheel? It could probably work! obviously with an isolater switch hidden away Don't try though just an idea. Pretty illegal !

But its 1964 and is pretty heavily Series III'd

LAND ROVER SERIES on eBay (end time 20-Feb-11 15:11:52 GMT) Hmmm??!?!

He might have included the flaps:-p

LOL TD5, that gif if fantastic

you do mean the floor pan right? The floor pan should just be bolted in with a rubber matt sat on top

Petrol and thinners

Why does it have a 90 steering wheel when itts a defender 90? Also the 110 listing has been pulled

YouTube - Home alone

Im a series man, Id say get a Defender, 200 or 300 TDi so pre 1998, but im old school!

:eek::eek::eek::eek: Can you imagine if that fell off and hit the wheel at 50mph on the Motorway!

I still have tin foil wedged in the rear O/S indicator unit to make a connection

How about cutting their benefits to the princely sum of £0. Maybe then they would have to, god forbid, get a job!

I passed my test aged 17 in februrary 2008, I had a ford fiesta 3 door, 1.3 limited driving hours, limited passengers £1,600 In June 2008 I turned 18 and bought the Series III, it dropped to £775. Its now about £550

So by that Theory we are all three time arseholes?

Me Series III 2.25 Diesel is my main vehicle

Chassis rails sounds good, I thought inside the dash, but that gets water in it if you hit puddles!

in a series it wants to be hidden away nice and discreet, no LEDs or flashy stickers