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get the weller style wheels on there! They'll look smarter and look good in white IMO its a bit different to the typical black/silver modulars too (not that there's anything wrong with black/silver modulars as I have silver and plan to paint em black :lol: )

:lol: i wont tell her you said that! Its her 21st next month! Landy aint bad either ;-) needs a bit of patching on the inner sills before mot time but i'm practising my welding and teaching myself as its something i wanna learn and i wanna make sills/tree sliders up like you did!

If your confident its not brakes i'd be inspecting props and checking oil levels. Is it gear, vehicle speed or engine speed related?

:lol: clearly wasnt thinking last night.... putting a picture of the missus is always a risky business! I can promise plenty more though.... Of the landy!

:doh: yea, like I said on the previous page - tyre's nearly ripped aches to pieces/vice versa so need to either go higher or get smaller tyres.

just found the pictures of the recovery after I had to lay on the bonnet: Goppin! This took some cleaning! took a Warn 8274 with a bow3 motor and snatch block to get me out that gunk!

2 inch lift + 35x12.50 tyres

just so you can all have a chuckle and tell me I should have put the straps/shackles on BEFORE attempting it... won't be making that mistake again in a hurry! :lol:

she did help actually! I'll give that to her! although I do remember getting proper stuck and having to climb out the window and all she did was inform me the footwells were filling up and take a photo of me laid on the bonnet elbow deep in mud trying to find the recovery points! :lol:

Went to play at Boxgrove Pay and Play Sunday just gone LINKY Met cartoonhead at sainsbury's for 10am and then convoyed the whole 10 minute drive to the site to meet a couple of other guys I've got to know through the local P&P's Considering there was no rain the week before the...

you just know its a pile of toot when you read the description and its says: "The land rover has had a lot of work done to it & money spent on it" And the first thing on the list of "work done and money spent" is CHEQUERPLATE :lol:

what do you do about timing case breather? Or do you do without and remove/refit the wading plug every time you go orf roadin?

i'm learning with a gas MIG that I picked up second hand over a year ago - got my mate to come round and set it up the other day and after about 10 minutes on it he reckons my welds are better than some people who claim to be able to weld proficiently! still blowing holes n stuff though so...

buy her a cheap handbag from the market and claim its an expensive louis vuitton jobby - easy peasy! :lol: welcome by the way!

Hire one to see if you get on with it first!

fitted the wheel spacers that i just sold to jamie1987's disco for him :D

Should be a decent little group of us going round mate - your camera will be put to good use i'm sure!

Top stuff! Thanks for that! Just need to decide if i want the rubbing strips and black chequer pkate or just chequer plate. I think both will look quite smart...

Deacs, have you got an item number? That could be the way to go!

tell me about it - there should be some pictures of bodged shelters with tarps and bungee's to keep work on the disco going through the winter somewhere in this thread. Far from fun - unlike collecting parts to fit to the disco! I still have bits in the shed to fit!