Mine has had several names, "the disco", "Discoteque" and "Blue Midget" after the little space ship from Red Dwarf. My two previous cars, A red Mk3 VW Polo was "Red Dwarf" and and my green Mk3 Golf was "starbug"

I've got my headlining out and it didn't make much difference to road noise but it gets a LOT colder and you get a f#ck load of condensation when it's cold too.

Oh im just as keen on stuff being shiny. If it starts off clean it makes it more fun to get it muddy!! Im exactly the same with my mountain bikes.

I have a safari one that has taken a beating and still looks fine BUT if I was looking for one now id go with south down and do one on each side and run extended axle and gearbox breathers into the dummy one

love the attention to detail this disco gets. The axles are pure landy porn. I have literally just started drilling out spotwelds on mine so I can replace the front inner wings and rotten footwells this week. Its gonna be a long job with a lot of learning as I go along because I have only done a...

If it was me. Id find a D2 with a knackered engine and just stick the 300tdi in there. Sounds much easier and gives you the looks and better suspension set up of the D2 with the simple engine of the 300tdi.

That's a conversion id love to do myself if i had the money/skills required. I love the slightly smoother lines of the TD5 body but i love the simplicity of the 300tdi engine. I remember the article from LRO, wasn't it an imported V8 with a cracked block?

It's more than possible to get a very good finish with a roller. Look for the Rugged Guide videos on the method before you commit to wrapping it. IF you roller it yourself, it's easy to touch up if you scratch it but the wrap material will bunch up and tear if you scratch that. Other than that...

That's about the 4th time that has been advertised..... I wonder why it won't sell....??? :5bpuke:

+1 for bonnet mounted. Looks brilliant and doesn't take up space or put strain on anything other than a bonnet stay when its open.

What size are those BFG's stu?

I love the clean up bit, I'm just **** at putting bits back together again.

mine has no interior trim other than seats and dash board so its a bit easier in mine although still a pain in the arse.

If you want to keep it shiny then meguires cutting compound and clay bar kit will get light scratches out but you are getting into the realms of the detailing world then and that should only be whispered about on this forum haha

I love the range rover but that disco is quite special too. Not £16.5k special IMO but its stunning. That's just been featured in LRM with a good write up. Somebody in another forum found a tatty example and ripped the guts out to put into a 90 last year. Thought that was a shame.

Do you sell on eBay Stu? Wondered if there is any way of seeing your handy work? In the not too distant future I'm gonna be in the market for a rear disco bumper and a roof rack as well.

+1 although hate is a strong word.... more like insanely jealous haha

im tempted by set of Civic Type R seats for my disco which I know Mr Noisy can appreciate. But the danger is if I found a set of type R seats they would end up in my Accord Tourer instead.

Christ on a bicycle!! That's erm, distinctive. I like it..

I quite like the sound of a "sleeper" off road toy with air lockers and hidden winches and stuff like that. Partly cos it would draw less attention from thieving pikey scumbags but mainly cos I like the sleeper concept in general, not just on land rovers.