Thread: My First Defender

Originally Posted by rijidij

Don't mean to push my own barrow , but I might be able to help you in this department.
Rijidij Off Road



These are a simple modification, but make a big difference when you're tall Mulgo Seat Rail Extension


Cheers, Murray

I can vouch for the rear wheel carrier best thing since (sliced bread) and as good as (titties on ya steering wheel) I love it.

I've had a few in the past and just to open the back door you have to run through a series of procedures (pain in the Ass). Rijidij you don't even know its there, except that its doing its job. I love it, good job Murray.

Seat rail extensions, made my driving experience better. I vouch for them as well.

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Here are a few more recent pictures of the Defender.

Few more things added:
Removed the illegal 3rd spotty and added some illegal light bars
Awning + RTT
Triple battery set-up + solar panel + DCDC
Digital gauges

Nice work teckno, only 58K it's almost like new. I trust your perseverance and effort will give you plenty of great trips and memories.

Awesome, looks like a great tourer. Enjoy it.
BTW is there much wind noise with the rack? Reason I ask, am about to order one and not sure if I get it full length or not.

Originally Posted by ProjectDirector

Awesome, looks like a great tourer. Enjoy it.
BTW is there much wind noise with the rack? Reason I ask, am about to order one and not sure if I get it full length or not.

No wind noise what so ever, i did have a slight vibration when i first got the car, but i cant say with 100% certainty that it was the rack, and not one of the accessories on it. The installation of the RTT stopped this.

One thing i like about the rack is the grooves for the bolts to add things like solar panels and the light bar.

Originally Posted by technophile

No wind noise what so ever, i did have a slight vibration when i first got the car, but i cant say with 100% certainty that it was the rack, and not one of the accessories on it. The installation of the RTT stopped this.



One thing i like about the rack is the grooves for the bolts to add things like solar panels and the light bar.

Great, good to hear