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Old 8th October 2008, 11:14 AM
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Hi everyone,

I am a brandnew member of this forum. I moved to Sydney permanently from the UK. I love Landrover especially for Diesel ver.

Nice to see all of you and hope we can share our experience.

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Old 8th October 2008, 11:23 AM
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Welcome.Do you have a current Landie if so what kind
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Hi Brett,

Yes I have one Freelander XEDi 1998. I have just got it last week. I love diesel car. I drove Focus TDCi in London before. It is so difficult to get a diesel car here. It took 3 weeks from me to get this Freelander. However, I still need some part for this Freelander. The most important thing now is Load-space cover; then car mats, side steps.

How about your car?

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I dont' know any one who has ever asked for a load space cover before. I always thought it would make you more or just as much of a target because when it is closed more people think you have things to hide. Maybe if I lived in Penwuff I would think differently

I use to have one and I took it out and chucked it on the next rubbish drive

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Hi Brett,

Yes I have one Freelander XEDi 1998. I have just got it last week. I love diesel car. I drove Focus TDCi in London before. It is so difficult to get a diesel car here. It took 3 weeks from me to get this Freelander. However, I still need some part for this Freelander. The most important thing now is Load-space cover; then car mats, side steps.

How about your car?

Cheers, Harry
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That's good idea. However, if ppl want to steal something from our cars, they will break it anyway.

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I dont' know any one who has ever asked for a load space cover before. ...
I like the idea of a load space cover. It makes the car look tidy no matter what sort of mess is below.

My RRc has the hard cover which can be awkward at times so I like the roll out type of lots of car station wagons and some Discos.

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