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Thats like a paid vacation isn't it?

Thats a problem then, and with many different possibilities a good auto mechanic is probably required

just buy a new horn, cheap as chips. salt water corrosion is your problem

well, well, well, UK folks won't be any help. choice is either a dealer, or a good lock smith shop can cut you a new key. SIL lost a fob for his f150 dealer wanted lots of $$$$ and lock shop had the talent and stuff to make him a new fob, for about 1/2 of dealer prices. But he had to show...

if you need parts lots of salavage yards in the US just do a google https://www.usedpart.us/database/junkyards/michigan/ https://www.roverlandparts.com/contact-us.aspx https://www.uneedapart.com/used-land-rover-parts/

Ahhhhhh a old bastid then. ya over 70:eek::D

Lac Cardinal (30 km west of the town of Peace River) ?

You forgot to ask if he glows in the dark

You will have issue with busting your nuts loose. Might as well use a 1/4 inch ratchet with a 3' piece of 1/2" pvc pipe as a cheater bar

looks like some nice fire wood, just cut to length, easy peasy

what kind of wages are paid for that type of job?

Contact landrover with your vin# and ask if it is a heritage model

a good car thief in Pittsburgh should be able to

I doubt about your

How old is your son? full time job? What kind of driving record, accidents, tickets, previous claims etc?

not true, the temps a engine operates in is more critical.

for hot weather operating (high temps ) works wonderful, old high mile engine, low oil pressure, oil leaks, etc associated with old engines works wonderful, come winter and it makes a diesel start harder, so needs to be changed to a lower weight oil

OK whats going on? Both of the large Mods are licking, I mean lurking about.

you can hardly call that off roading 1/2'' of mud isn't even a challenge, a 2 wheel drive could drive that drive way