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Yes, but you must change both hinges on each door.

Many people would just say "Do a search" as it's been covered many times before. it serves no purpose on UK speck cars, but I believe in some markets it's connected to an outside temperature readout. I all ways though that was a strange omission on higher speck Freelanders

The radials are good tyres, but nowhere near as aggressive as the crossplys, far better on the road though!

Looks like your Ser II was a 1 ton

18s will be less prone to punctures off road. What year is it, on later ones the brakes are too big for 18s

In my experience the difference between 20" & 19" is noticeable, but it is still a far stiffer ride than either the Range Rover or Discovery

You will need a 90 windscreen as well.

I believe the ban on ropes only applies to doing it commercially (this includes a mechanic towing a vehicle into his garage for repairs, not just recovery companies) but doesn't include private individuals. Not sure about Motorways. I thought it was still legal, but definitely not advisable.

Despite my comments above, I still have a soft spot for the TD6, and would be quite happy to own one.

Try http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/tax-free-motors-57029.html

Not just a reshell, it's gained a 5 speed box somewhere along the way

As it's ex MOD most likely to be a 2.5 N/A

They don't have a live reading (at least not until the 2010 MY) All you can do is keep resetting it (any of them) so that the mileage base is kept as low as possible.

No

I repaired mine with loops of thin cable ties, that was in January and still holding

Wading depth for a Defender, and everywhere else until the Discovery 3 is 20". I make that only 4" more than the Freelander. If wading in a Freelander, don't worry about the doors, but check the back brakes afterwards

Says it's on a RR chassis, so could be legit. Who was he intending to race it against? It doesn't look if its built to any club rules.

The Sport part mainly refers to the suspension, lower and stiffer, and the tyres.

I did say about! RM 64, RML 72. Surely there's a Discovery owner out there somewhere who can give Billy a sensible answer? I suspect some one soon will say "Do a search" as I am sure this has come up several times before.

A bit tight, that's about 50 Routemaster buses worth