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The TD5 Discovery will do everything a Freelander will, but better in every way.

Ehh? It would appear that my crystal ball has stopped working, sorry can't help.

Flux is not the underwriter, they are a broker. Aviva is an underwriter that also sell their own policies through other brokers.

Sorry Dan but that is utter bollocks. My partners Discovery was insured with you and unbeknownst to us, you had insured it on a classic policy without us asking you to. We only found this out when it came to renewal time and found our NCD had not been taken into account. We looked in the small...

The OP wanted to know if the hitch could be made to rotate, or if he needed to change his hitch.

Not on the one in OP's pic. It clearly says it is a fixed eye, and that the pintle needs to be able to rotate.

Some of the cheaper NATO type pintles are fixed. Genuine NATO spec pintles, can both rotate and be locked.

Surely the words "WARNING, FIXED EYE," ought to give you some sort of clue, if not then the words "Towing Pintle must be free to rotate" should :doh:

Use the bus. :D

Defender 110. Mildly tuned 3.9 V8 on carbs with LPG. Insa Turbo Traction Track tyres. Roof rack, winch, various other mods. Mpg around town = 12-14 Mpg at motorway cruise = 16-18 Mpg whilst working = 8-10 :eek::Cry:

Buy the bits and do it yourself. Save yourself an awful lot of money.

4 weeks ago I bought a Britpart indicator stalk for the Defender. Worked well for 3 weeks, but now the indicators won't stay on when you release the stalk. :mad:

Bit confused as to how sticking one of these, into your wiring loom is going to reduce emissions. :confused::D:D

Try Disconnecting the wire from the alarm RF aerial to the alarm ECU. The RF aerial is fixed to the inside of one of the rearmost side windows. What often happens is that RF interference keeps arming the BECM. So instead of drawing 40mA, it is drawing 1A, which will quickly lead to a dead battery.

I think you need to go back to school mate. :D 60" to 65" is 5' to 5'5". 72" is 6'.

Superb thread about how an engine coversion should be done.:) maybe someone ought to show this to DrEvil. :D

Same as a station wagon but with 5 seats and no windows at the back.

Depending on what rear seats you have fitted, the distance between the back door and the back of the folded seats is between 60" and 65". If you remove the back seats, the max load space is 72"

Yes if you use a saw and a big hammer :D

Manual every time for me. I don't like auto's whether on or off road.