Reply With QuoteThat is not a Defender door - it is a Series 3 door and is a furfy because the front pane of glass is fixed so the black doggie could not get his head out there
Wizard
This was on the wall in a cafe. Is an original early Defender door
LordRover
SupporterThat is not a Defender door - it is a Series 3 door and is a furfy because the front pane of glass is fixed so the black doggie could not get his head out there
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OldBushie
SubscriberPerhaps the glass was removed, as was the case with my ii.Originally Posted by 101RRS
That is not a Defender door - it is a Series 3 door and is a furfy because the front pane of glass is fixed so the black doggie could not get his head out there
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YarnMaster
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Wizard
SupporterThat is not a Defender door - it is a Series 3 door and is a furfy because the front pane of glass is fixed so the black doggie could not get his head out there
If it's Series III, shouldn't there be galv capping..?
Could it not be a County-era door.....a one-piece door with the early, recessed door handle and no galv...??
Wizard
SupporterWould you guys wise up, it is a door. Now what breed are those sheep......
Master
Wensleydale? Assuming you are serious, which going on many previous post is probably erroneous, but you have just been visited by an Aussie so anything is possible
OldBushie
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Aluminum?
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
OldBushie
SubscriberYes, sorry. I'm not up to speed with editing these types of thing.
This makes me wonder if you use blind rivets with it, as it has an i missing?
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