Thread: Bundalenes Daughters 130 repair job

Originally Posted by andrew e

ok rover freaks, whats the rear window in the tray from?

Rear window from Series Landy upper tailgate?

Originally Posted by andrew e

ok rover freaks, whats the rear window in the tray from?

rear side window from a 110?

Rear side window from SIII or 110 wagon.

For Messers Bundalene: Whilst the probability of anyone picking up on this is remote, it may be something that for $5 can avoid certain obnoxious people ruining one's day.

Reflex reflectors. Those LED light bars are smick, but it is highly possible they do not have relex reflectors built in.

Window looks like a side window of a hard top

Originally Posted by langy

For Messers Bundalene: Whilst the probability of anyone picking up on this is remote, it may be something that for $5 can avoid certain obnoxious people ruining one's day.

Reflex reflectors. Those LED light bars are smick, but it is highly possible they do not have relex reflectors built in.

Good Point Langy - when I had my rear bar (with LED lights) fitted last year, my local 4WD shop told me to put these $5 reflector from Super Cheap on to avoid the NSW wallopers from give me an unwelcome bit of paper
See them shining in the corners in the pic below...

Cheers, Paul.

Originally Posted by langy

For Messers Bundalene: Whilst the probability of anyone picking up on this is remote, it may be something that for $5 can avoid certain obnoxious people ruining one's day.

Reflex reflectors. Those LED light bars are smick, but it is highly possible they do not have relex reflectors built in.

Good point, but if you look very hard to the center of the stop lights and to the middle of the car , you can just make out the reflectors. They are white, of course, that is why they are difficult to be seen in the daylight on the photo.

Erich

Originally Posted by dm_td5

Nice sun tan you've got going there Andy ... matches the Defender nicely



Have you thought about a cover for the camera as it will be blasted with dirt along the track. Or maybe install a washer for it might be even better.


It's looking good!

You are probably right. The problem is you have the contstant mud and slush for about 4 months of the year and the fine powdery bull dust for about 4 months of the year.

We were going to install the camera in a small tube first but this would get blocked quickly in either condition. The flush mounting would make them little self cleaning.

As for washers, we also discussed these but dismissed them pretty quickly for lots of reasons. If the camera lens gets dirty, clean it.

Erich