Forum is working again. Hosting company sorted it.

For those that don't already know, the forum on LandyWatch has been down for a couple of days. Boss man is taking a look at it but it doesn't sound good at the mo based on the following post on the homepage. Hopefully it will be back up and running soon

Thanks - passed on. Suspect plod will be more interested in the ID being sold without the chassis

Now have a Piccy Owner only had it 17 days :eek: (yes, same thought crossed my mind too). No info yet if vehicle had extra security

From LandyWatch, no photos or info on extra security yet....

@ everlatesparky..... thanks, sent to AVCIS

Whoops.... just spotted this has already been posted on here by the owner

From LandyWatch.... No piccy at the mo.

From LandyWatch, no piccies yet

From LandyWatch Pictures will hopefully follow, along with info on additional security. Owner has given more contact details on original LandyWatch thread.

From LandyWatch. Limited info sadly. PICCY

rom LandyWatch PICCY

Ta, had that one flagged up yesterday via LW... details sent to AVCIS :)

I see from the LW Facebook page that the Rangie has been recovered.:D No info at the moment on the extent of any damage

From LW, which in turn got it from another forum Piccy *****NOW RECOVERED *****

Loving the 'spare' ECU under the passenger's seat. Wonder if they forgot they'd left that in the pic ??? If most of the truck (so assuming front wings included in this statement) is from a 2003 Td5 then why is the air intake on the near side? Mind you, the way the rear tub bolts onto the...

Aha...yours looks like the LT77 gearbox version, which I guess must always have locked that way (as in lock barrel on left). Maybe the issue was just on the early batch or prototype of the R380 variant? Anyhow..... as long as that grub screw isn't easily accessible then it's another thing...

That X-Eng 'gear lock' piccy is still used on their website and fitting instruction sheets but my R380 version is fitted as the picture shows BUT it has the lock grub screw at the bottom, not the top. Guessing feedback from the early batches was as the_wolf commented and so later batches had...

From LandyWatch Hoping the owner will join LW and advise if they thieves tried to disable the alarm before the attack on the door ... Would at least suggest then if they chancers or have a vague clue about what they were doing.

From LandyWatch..... Good news in that the thief was subsequently caught but sadly, the LR is still missing and the owner has had enough :( Piccy