It's all fun and games on the internet! :)
I'm happy to play with food and fire, so bring on the next opportunity!
Sadly I'm a bit shite with a spanner....
Gotta say Marty - you don't hang about!!
Gordon,
not sure if you've noticed but Firefox is freaking out over the site cert....
Cheers!
Morat
Hurrah!
Happy new year!
We're a bit behind in Yorkshire ☺
Looking forward to seeing more of you lot this year. Maybe a long convoy of p38s to a landrover show? It's about time the p38 showed the hoi polloi how it's done!
:popcorn:
CV joint on the front drive shaft? That's what I'd say if it was a jeep....
Merry Christmas everyone!
I'm praying for snow - time to have fun with 4x4 :)
It's pretty fascinating! I had the software to connect to the old system on my Jeep and I was able to get a decent idea of how if worked, if not how to fix it :)
Only if you show them the receipts for the new parts.....that WOULD be bad :P
Sounds like a real pain in the arse... can't you take the sunroof first? :)
It was just letting you know ;)
Well, at least it has been loved in the past. I suspect you're right though, the guys who do the whole job for £500 make a good case
G'wan! before the temps drop to sub-artic and you're sitting there without a nice comfy Range Rover to drive through the ice...
Damn, I've got a long way to go :(
I need to whisper about a certain heater matrix too ;)
It's minging! Apologies to any owners with blue highlights :)
I thought £15k was a little steep, no?
I agree, it really should be standard. BMWs have done it since at least the 1980s..
Something to help you beat buyer's remorse ;)
http://www.motors.co.uk/car-42854387/7/sp
Piano Black certainly beats that minging fake marble stuff!
That's a pretty good survival rate!
I've saw a few for sale when I was looking for mine, but as you say there's so little info out there to be sure of what it actually meant. Of course, half of them were probably just Vogues with an SE badge.
I don't know what I expected the heater box to look like on the inside but that wasn't it. Fascinating, thanks Sloth!