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Is she back again? :eek:

It coulda bin me :D

Relocated three little switches to central panel. Installed new stereo head unit (waste of time - still can't hear it!). Fitted an ex-Army steel toolbox to inner wing. Fitted more tie-down hoops for internal storage. Emptied rain water from reversing light. Repaired a stone chip in the...

My Defender's called Tonka.

Fitted chequer plate to the rear door of my Hardtop 90 to strengthen it and to hide the 'skin cancer' ;) Very pleased with the result ... but I might need to trim the CP a little as it's in danger of fouling the wiper arm a touch. Might just get the Dremel to it .... :D

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Yessir, that I do!!! Tidy job, mate, and a neat solution. I especially like the neat 90 degree bends you achieved. Good job! :)

He's armless really ... :o

Agree with all the above. I once owned a 7-seater Fourtrak and never had any unwanted attention when the rear two sideways seats were occupied.

Bloody 'ell! Land Rovers should carry an Elf Warning!

2001 TD5 90 hardtop. Just sneaking up to 100,000miles on the odometer .... BUT my odometer under-read by 9% when I had the big tyres on so gawd only knows what mileage it's really done .... All I know is that it still feels like new and that's good enough for me :D

... but when you are on a motorcycle you have to have right of way when going downhill, dontcha? :doh:

Hey... You've got a BIKE for work, man! That's a thing to cherish, innit? Sod the Landy. Enjoy your mo'sickle! What is it, by the way? 'Bikes ist wunderbar', as they say in Wales. Enjoy the feeling of wind in your hair and not having to queue in traffic and the spirit of bikehood and ...

"Tonka" It just is, OK? :D

Thing is, everyone says I'm paranoid .... :doh:

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8 miles from the Gosport Ferry on a bearing of 018 degrees. :D

Do 110 owners shun 90 drivers, or is it just my paranoia? :yawn:

Sounds very familiar. I had the very same symptoms on my Defender TD5 and it turned out to be a poor connection, corrected simply by wiggling the small, exciter wire to the starter solenoid (which I was shown by the RAC Man ...:o). Corrected in seconds. :) Good luck!

Very neat - thanks for sharing! I've bookmarked your site for future reference as I might well follow suit in due course. Cheers! :)