Hey Dos Landy that is a Rhino platform. http://www.rhinorack.com.au/products...1236mm-_42107b
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Hey Dos Landy that is a Rhino platform. http://www.rhinorack.com.au/products...1236mm-_42107b
Here is Gracie,...Indus Silver roof.
Pickles.
I wanted to get an Indus silver roof on my new one with the Keswick I'm kind of gla I went white now it doesn't look how I invisgaed it
Fair enough, but that photo was taken on a 40C day in brilliant sunshine, so the silver may be more "prominent" (sunlight reflecting off "metallic" silver) than it is, in the flesh. It's like keswick I suppose, a colour which can come up in all sorts of different ways in a photo, depending upon the light.Quote:
Originally Posted by dullbird
We think it looks lovely, & if we had our time over, we'd certainly option it again.
Pickles.
I've seen Tombie's 90, as good as it looks in pictures, it looks even better in the flesh.
Cheers, Murray
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/01/259.jpg
Damn that does look nice. It does some weird things in the light that green. Looks completely different in some photos.
Still deciding on all black, or the green with the black. Much more practical the keswick I would imagine, and even though it'd have the black roof, should still say cooler in the sun than the black on black. Decisions decisions...
Here is my black 110 on a hot day last weekend. Kids and wife were comfortable in there waiting while I did some fencing with Dad. Bit dusty but still looking great
Nice looking Defender!Quote:
Originally Posted by EastFreo
I hope you're not saying you left it idling for an extended time period :(
That doesn't do good things for the engine :(
Wasn't too long. Probably 10 minutes. Is that too long? Engine temp remained perfect
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Originally Posted by EastFreo
Just don't be making a habit of it :)
It glazes bores, sticks rings and is generally detrimental to engine longevity.