Welcome :)

If I can afford it ill be there. :D

Lol... I agree :p

Wtf kind of intro is that lol! Anyway... Welcome whoever you are from where ever you are :p

Welcome. Nice to see Landy owners Folsom other countries :)

This is the one I would buy, easy to store and set up, effective in use an strong! :D

You and a line of other 'helpful' volunteers ;) :p :D

Welcome.

Welcome.. Nice to see you finally got a real 4x4 ;) :p

What a find!! Definitely re build it!!

Should have said that really.. :s You can plate over the top, or let it in, it's up to you, looks better set flush though :) As for the arch, get back to good metal, then cut the new piece to length, bend it to shape and weld it in. Happy days :D

Welcome. Take the time to do some searches and you will find most the answers you need to start fixing it. Nice truck to get stuck into :)

Personally I'd plate the holes up. If they are that small why Not have a go yourself? Do you know anyone that will lend you a mig? Worth a play :p If it all goes ok then it's not cost you anything... And if not... Then get a pro to do it haha.

Nice looking truck!! :)

How bads the floor? Can you not get away with cutting out and replacing the bad areas instead of the whole floor?

Sounds like you bought a good one!! It's got a green oval so it needs some mud now ;)

Welcome to the mad house :p ;)

It's a nice looking truck! You will have plenty of fun working on it and playing in the mud in it!! :D

I had 35s on my 110 before I lifted it, but they rubbed nearly every time I cornered. Bigger tyres usually mean you will end up doing camel cuts or putting a lift kit on anyway :p

We've done a few lifts, generally 2 inch, all the 300 tdi's Ive done have been discos and we changed the rear prop to ones from a 200 tdi as they have no doughnut. Not sure if its the same on a defender 90.? Have used britpart spings with pro comp shocks, bearmach with pro comp, terriferma...