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You may well be correct on that one. Mate if mine had a C plate 90, which only had it's first welding done on the chassis in 2010!! 24 years after it was built. The other plus point is that on a B plate it is one of the earliest Defenders (well, ninety/90 as they were officially known) so could...

Fix it, get a vic check then sell it on. Just make sure to take pictures to show the repair had been done, and what was replaced.

Sounds like the handbrake shoes to me sticking in the drum causing the vibration and grinding, doesnt sound like a prop problem. Try slacking them off see if it helps at all.

Mmmm, bacon, mmmmm

Ok no probs. I need to get up and remove it first. Any idea when you are likely to be up rhis way?

£30 for the door. Rough weight is about 20kg for courier purposes

All I did was connect the red and black wires to head unit switched live and earth respectively. The woofer is supplied with the audio signal via an amp behind the glovebox somewhere. But after the speakers blowing (both cones had rotted) I fitted a proper sub and amp

I have somewhere, will dig it out

Did this on mine, got the banjo off ebay for a couple of quid, and used a new boost pipe (the one from the turbo to fuel pump) from landrover to plumb the boost gauge in

Where are you? Have got one in hereford

No longer have them fitted, have gone over to normal bulbs operated with relays powered from the aux battery

HID on main headlights and normal H3 55w nightbreakers in spots

There you go. Ignore the wiring, still got to tidy that up

Easy, use the 300 abs snorkel kit as it comes with a bracket that moves the air box to the side. The original air intake is then removed and blanked off, as the inlet from the snorkel enters through the side closest to the inner wing upright. Battery is a snug fit in the tray then. Wil try to...

It takes about 3-4 hours to remove the shell. Quite an easy job (not long done it) if you have access to lifting gear. It can be done with winch blocks and a scaffold frame, I cheated and used my brother's telehandler. We used a piece of 6x4 timber through the front doors, with cut outs about...

few more pics to look at (in no particular order) and a shot of my "engine crane" :) :)

Lro did exactly that last year over several issues