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  1. 23rd December 2009, 07:33 PM #1
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    Useful link for Defender Accessories

    Just thought I would post this link as I have found some great stuff for my defender.

    The company is WA based, which is good for us this way for a change.

    Land Rover Accessories - Dolium Pty Ltd

    There are other categories within the site that will have accessories that will fit all vehicles.

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  2. 23rd December 2009, 08:37 PM #2
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    Pretty sure some of that stuff would be illegal to have fitted on the road.

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  3. 23rd December 2009, 10:23 PM #3
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    that probably depends which state you are in, vehicle standards are different from state to state.

    The safest thing to do is get intouch with your local DPI office and ask what is acceptable. I'm guessing you are talking about the jerry can holders and gas bottle holders for instance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rommel View Post
    that probably depends which state you are in, vehicle standards are different from state to state.

    The safest thing to do is get intouch with your local DPI office and ask what is acceptable. I'm guessing you are talking about the jerry can holders and gas bottle holders for instance?

    Rom
    Particularly thinking about the brush deflectors - definitely not pedestrian friendly (but then neither is a defender )


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    I like those GullWing doors. Not cheap at $545 though....
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    Quote Originally Posted by spudboy View Post
    I like those GullWing doors. Not cheap at $545 though....
    Me too, though the price is well out of my budget. I wonder how easy it would be to make one??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushie View Post
    Particularly thinking about the brush deflectors - definitely not pedestrian friendly (but then neither is a defender )


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    Best thing to do is take them off when you're not in the bush, if you hit a pedestrain in the bush then it's their fault....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rommel View Post
    Best thing to do is take them off when you're not in the bush, if you hit a pedestrain in the bush then it's their fault....
    You're more likely to injure yourself removing it than you are hitting a pedestrian.

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    Those gullwing doors look awesome. I reckon someone could knock up something similar fairly easily.
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    speaking of the gullwing doors..... theres one 110 on here that has them already..... there was a thread a couple of months back that had a white 11o that either broke the A-frame on top of the diff or one of the lower trailing arms..... i remember looking at the back where the windows were supposed to be and thinking..... hey...... thats a damn good idea!
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