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Originally Posted by goingbush
The boss got sacked for poor performance 3 1/2 years ago, much more fun now:D
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Originally Posted by goingbush
The boss got sacked for poor performance 3 1/2 years ago, much more fun now:D
Good to see you've got your WA safety shoes on;)
It gets cold in Vic I wear thongs
Dc
I've got factory heated leather seats in my 2003 Defender, I do like using them on these cold mornings :D
and here I was hoping that they actually had a wider track due to longer axle housings.....:(
I was looking at them in the LRI as well I really like them....
Hey redrovertdi, where'd ya get those blinkers and parking lights from? are they leds?
It looks like a wider track. See the wider body panels at the back of the door. Maybe they are stick on so the flares dont look too excessive.Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
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Originally Posted by Didge
Didge, i have been through so many led bulbs in those lights but they just dont last, the clear lights on the front[indicators and side lights] are standard td5 110 reverse lights[i think i paid about $7 each]
note in the photo one sidelight is out[last day for led], both the front led sidelights were flashing[everybody there kept telling me] on and off-they each have an extra earth but to no avail
Besides being horrendously expensive, being an auto with a standard 2.2, I would suggest that the driving experience would not live up to the appearance, and would be somewhat "underwhelming", to say the least.
I reckon it needs the Range Rover 5L 375KW S/C V8.
Cheers, Pickles.
The front panels are wider as well! Be interesting to know more about the wider track if they do have wider housings or if they are just big offset rims.Quote:
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