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These are tree sliders ... expensive ones but you get the idea ... LANDROVER DEFENDER 90/110 TREE SLIDER | eBay

The things on ebay are body sliders. Tree sliders are rock sliders with the bar that sticks out on them. Rock sliders can also be called sills or jackable sills. ;)

Good looking bunch of scum eh? :o

Oh aye ... sorry Dave I was looking at the earlier pics ... great job ... yes the steps would look better black too ;)

Didn't know Pikey had several addresses! :p

Looks fantastic ... just what I would love to have. The only thing I would change if it was mine would be swap the chequer plate to black ... purely cosmetic but preferable in my eyes ;)

When I replaced the clutch on my old 90 I asked for a HD one from MM4x4 ... I ended up with an AP clutch kit and a ****part HD fork. I was told that ****part were the only manufacturer of the HD fork unless I wanted a standard one and weld a plate on myself. As for the clutch kit itself I got...

EXCLUSIVE: Land Rover gang jailed for £1 million ?deeply criminal business? - Crime - Northampton Chronicle and Echo Well that's a few of the thieving bastids locked up but sentences nowhere near long enough as usual! :o

Can you confirm that it isn't in diff-lock and that it has both prop shafts underneath? Rear wheel slide could mean that it only has the rear prop attached, in which case it would need diff lock engaging in order to move! Does it have a front one?

What does 'my transfer is fudged' mean? ... confused :confused:

Try Acre Jean or Blackout ... they're both companies that we use for star cloth and black drapes and will probably have some 2nd hand stuff for sale.

SWR'd the CB now I've fitted it to the 110 but could only get it to 1.5 ... I know that's still ok but I had it to 1.1 on the old 90 :o I am using a short 0.8m springer though as opposed to a 1.8m I had on the 90 so I guess that's the difference.

... and in addition to what Pikey (Redhand) has told you above make sure you don't drive it in difflock when you're on the road or any other firm surface where you're not going to lose traction as you'll break it ... probably badly! ;)

:welcome:to the asylum Tom ... I had a 1993 200tdi 90 until December ... now got a 1992 200tdi 110 CSW ... top choice of Landy, you'll get all the help you need on here, especially as you have a proper Land Rover ;)

He'll need locking rag though! ;)

:welcome:to the asylum Big old Dave :D

Finished fitting the CB at lunchtime in the office car park ... and forgot to bring a SWR meter ... oh well, won't switch the baby on until tonight then! :rolleyes:

Wired up the CB in the new Fender but far too wet to drill through the body to fit the antenna ... all internal work done though :)

Well I drove her this morning with the little blob of silicon in the little hole and it's amazing what a difference it makes ... ta for the help folks :)

Actually I've got a MIG welder but I think a self tapper will suffice or even some chemical metal paste ;)