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    After speaking to another reseller/installer, and being quoted about $800-$900 fitted, I'll be attempting a DIY effort! Any photos of before and/or after shots would be appreicated.

    I have a dual battery under the fron passenger seat, so maybe I can run the power directly from there.

  2. #12
    Nera Donna Guest
    Put a ‘Department of Interiors’ roof console in my last truck (Patrol) not cheap, $600 odd but a great unit. Easy to install, fitted well. UHF radio, Dual Battery control (mounting in it buy them), toggle switches and good amount of storage space for maps and sunny’s etc.
    I'm in Perth and their in Sydney, everything was done over the phone, easy as.

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    OL fitted the outback one to Xavie's 07 defender - so anything is possible. Let's face it - nothing has changed up there - so there is no reason it won't fit any Defender.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scallops View Post
    OL fitted the outback one to Xavie's 07 defender - so anything is possible. Let's face it - nothing has changed up there - so there is no reason it won't fit any Defender.
    I spoke to them, they reckon from 02 onwards they're different?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranga View Post
    I spoke to them, they reckon from 02 onwards they're different?
    Well, as I say - I know of an 07 Defender with the outback roof console fitted - perhaps PM Xavie and ask him if they needed to do anything special to fit it.
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    we have an outback console in ours? but I'm lost do you want it for a newer defender or an older one...the design did change they got LED's though it now etc all we had to do to fit ours was chop the sun visors.....

    ours is an 07 defender

    as you can see on the pic on the left hand sun visor Ian never cut the material right to fold and stick it back over so we are having them recovered by department of interior when we go in to have our draw finally built

    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




  7. #17
    Sith Guest
    I brought one today goes across the froont from drivers side to pass side with no modifactions needed $250 cash

    last one in captivity they said ... she is a little rippa

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sith View Post
    I brought one today goes across the froont from drivers side to pass side with no modifactions needed $250 cash

    last one in captivity they said ... she is a little rippa
    Well where's the photos.

    Jeff


  9. #19
    Sith Guest
    Comming , i will be fitting it this weekend hopefully ... my front wheel bearing have **** themselves and i have no brake pedal so they come first amigo

  10. #20
    scott oz Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Nera Donna View Post
    Put a ‘Department of Interiors’ roof console in my last truck (Patrol) not cheap, $600 odd but a great unit. Easy to install, fitted well. UHF radio, Dual Battery control (mounting in it buy them), toggle switches and good amount of storage space for maps and sunny’s etc.
    I'm in Perth and their in Sydney, everything was done over the phone, easy as.

    I've got a Department of Interior roof console (Defender 2001 TD5) and they are a nice and well made unit.

    The only thing I found was that when crossing central Australia the screws worked loose. The console's are attached by four large wood screws (course thread) to the metal roof chanel.

    The reason why they use the course thread wood screws is that the units are designed so that the screws don't screw at 90 degrees to the metal channel. Plus the channel is enclosed and you would have to remove the roof lining do use any other method

    If you can I'd remove roof lining try and get some rive(?) nuts or something.

    Anyhow they are a nice unit and well made but you do pay for it. Then again its the first thing most people comment on.

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