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Ahhhh, well you need heavy duty and drip proof. :) Timber would be my material of choice but I'm old skool. Chequer plate would be simplest of course. But a nice timber bed with heavy gauge weldmesh laid on top would look the biz. Then again, I painted me garage floor so I'm a sad old git.

Hardwood may be best but ply + weldmesh will give grip and a bit of wear resistance. What sort of loads you carry?

Used timber and yacht varnish. Looks the biz and environmentally sound. Hard wearing too.

Master B drives a brand new Honda Jazz - but he has no UK licence. His insurance is £68 a year. But he is at Uni in Bangkok and has a full Thai licence. Version C of course. Version A test all in Thai, multiple choice questions. 100 Baht (£2) Version B test in Thai and English...

Just to add further to the poor view of UK insurers - we bought young Ms Bonkers a 2006 Clio 1.4 Dynamique for her 17th birthday in July. Insurance as a learner (we started her off with own policy to build up NCD) with us as named drivers was £900. Passed her test first time in December -...

I'm same age group but 9 years no claims - I had a Jag XK8 with Swiftcover at £360 fully comp inc business use, courtesy car etc, then in Feb last year swapped to a Chrysler 300 5.7 litre Hemi - they refused to insure me! So went with iBuyeco who charged £420. In Oct last year swapped to a...

No idea, perhaps Bob knows. He's gay apparently.

I am the public, I have few fixed perceptions and only a few $ are needed to sway them. :)

Go Beyond.

We're not helping the OP Aussie Amanda out much here, how about: Throw another snag on the barbie. Swanny bowled wide. It was a no ball. Of course I caught it.

I say, ding dong.

Hello Rodney. You might be better off titleing your question Series 3 Bulkhead than Dave. As a first reply, try Ebay? no doubt more informed folk in the field will be along later.

A quick Google shows anyone that the OP has genuine credentials, and I doubt he posted here thinking we are anything other than a enthusiasts forum who might be able to contribute. So some of the replies, perhaps including my own jaundiced view, don't bode well for objective intellectual...

That was the point I badly made in reply to Hurricane. We are nothing more than a mis-aligned bunch of enthusiasts. Opinions here range from shoot 'em to cuddle 'em. There is no common voice and it would take decades for anyone and everyone to agree an opinion or voice to put forward.

Then your quite right to do so to warn others.

No of course I don't have any inside or professional knowledge of what they are up to. But reflect calmly, this has nothing to do with Landys but 4x4, so they want the views of the 4x4 community. Quite right too but better the semi-pro groups like the Laners and the Rescue soc's etc give it...

Price is a good indicator - if its real cheap its a fake. Brave of you to stick it under a tap. Only wondering, and no criticism, but if its worth the money you paid for it why leave bad feedback?

You are required to be one of many filmed, of whom only one or two will be in the completed documentary. Unless you are particularly eloquent, logical and persuasive in your views you will be edited to make you appear to be a raging looney with opinionated views and indicative of the reason...

Man with scraped knuckles owns Land Rover

If its from China its unlikely to be real Goretex. Unless of course Goretex make them there. If they do it could be the product of the "Third Shift" - made in the factory but "out of hours" using the equipment and patterns but not necessarily the same quality materials. That's quite a common...