leeds wrote:

MWD, please email me at brendan@4x4overlander,com with your name and address, phone number etc so we can resolve this matter. An invoice number would be useful but not essential.

I will direct Peter at Nakatanenga to this thread for his input.

IF ANYONE has an issue with an item we have supplied please let us know. Just send us an email with photos if possible, plus name/address/when bought etc and we will do our best to resolve the issue.

If we do not know about the issue we simply can not try and resolve the issue.


Brendan

Thanks Jomara,

Maybe I'll do another run on them after all? I had to change the spec as the first one at 3mm thick would have increased fuel consumption due to weight and was a complete b45t4rd to bend. It was good whilst it lasted and they sold like hot cakes! I can remember somebody trying to grasp a slice of the 'revenue pie' even then due to their success?

K9F wrote:

I will not enter into any 'peeing competitions' or impinge with Site Sponsors and/or their attempt at making a living. Nevertheless just a reminder these were 2mm thick and the price quoted by 'pm' included postage and packaging - not a bad deal in my book. This was the last run on them. I was glad to be of service and am pleased that everybody was impressed with the workmanship and quality, it was also a niche in the marketplace which enabled me to clear a couple of items off my wish-list, which is I hasten to add still as long as ever. I have now sold the lot and thank you all for your interest.

They went all over the World....  If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!

Mwd wrote:

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Dave-H wrote:

I just removed mine, gave it a rub down and sprayed it silver. Coat of lacquer and refitted ... still looks great 5 years later and cost a few pounds to do

Kudos

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Owned numerous Land Rover vehicles of all shapes and sizes over the decades.
Current Defender: A non tarts hand-bagged Puma 110 XS USW.

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Mwd wrote:

Replacement Nakatenenga grille fitted today thanks to the very speedy replacement from 4x4 overlander. Looks good!

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