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I.AM_a driver



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Scotland 2002 Defender 90 Td5 CSW Oslo Blue
Right here we go again. I have added in a few rather than editing all of my previous posts.

As purchased March '07

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Rebel Alu Steering guard with fixed recovery points

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LED lights and Swingaway wheel carrier

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Black ZUs and 265x75R16 BFG ATs

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CB and Amateur Radio Transcievers

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MUD Defender Vent

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Warn SDB 210 HB Spot/Driving Lights

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Patriot Roof Rack

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Link to the Roof Rack thread in the 4x4 Overlander section

and dad's Dinky toy....

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I.AM_a driver



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couplands wrote:
The pictures seem to be missing too....any chance you can put them back..?

cheers

simon

see above Smile Mark S
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Looks good, nice transformation from how you got it, I like the soft abar and the "dinky toy" Cool
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what make is the spare wheel carrier? Well done it looks great Make tracks and get moving!!

PUTTING FOOD ON YOUR PLATE IS WORTH THE WAIT! PLEASE BE PATIENT!
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238kirk wrote:
Looks good, nice transformation from how you got it, I like the soft abar and the "dinky toy" Cool

Not so much transformation, but gradually improving or refining Smile

mfspannerman wrote:
what make is the spare wheel carrier? Well done it looks great


Thanks. The wheel carriers are sold under the safari equip brand now I believe, although I bought it through scorpion racing as was. I've never had a hi-lift but liked the extra flexibility that the mounting plate gave.

I have done other bits & pieces to it, mirror heads replaced with the larger britax ones, front indicators & side repeaters replaced with clear, stainless headlamp rings with Wipac crystal headlamps, custom speaker boxes in rear corners, tachometer, plus all the usual stuff like replacing torn mudflaps... Mark S
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mfspannerman



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I removed the tachograph for my defender when I got it!
I will have a look for one of those wheel carriers it looks smart
I have fitted the wipac crystal lights to mine makes a big difference
Carry on the good 😊 Make tracks and get moving!!

PUTTING FOOD ON YOUR PLATE IS WORTH THE WAIT! PLEASE BE PATIENT!
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I.AM_a driver wrote:


Thanks. The wheel carriers are sold under the safari equip brand now I believe, although I bought it through scorpion racing as was. I've never had a hi-lift but liked the extra flexibility that the mounting plate gave.





A minor correction, Scorpion Racing 1, 2, and 3 plus Extreme 4x4 do not make wheel carriers. Those wheel carriers are made by WVA Holdings/Safari Equip Thumbs Up

There factory is a long way away from us, all of about 1.8 miles Laughing Their goods are made in the UK and items like R + T sliders are hot dipped galv. We can get them to make one offs for us to customers specifications Thumbs Up


Brendan

Guess which make of rock and tree sliders, wheel carriers and rear bumperettes are on our Defenders?
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How much are the wheel carriers ?
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How long is a bit of string?

Depends on options pre/post 2002, standard or extra large wheel, high lift jack mount or not, then finish, powder coat, hot dip galv or hot dipped and powder coated.

Then it would vary depending on your preferred supplier!

Brendan
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Do the defender vents actually work? Ive been looking at them for some time but cant make my mind up if they will actually do what they say whey will? Does it keep the whole window clear on a wet day?

Thanks.

Pete.
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I.AM_a driver



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RE the defendervent- on a wet day it clears the window enough to see the mirror by the time you start feeling warm air to your feet (with it set half-up, half-down). I used to have to wipe the front half of the drivers window all the time in wet weather, very rarely need to do that now. You get a better spread of the air over the whole screen too due to the design of the replacement bulkhead vents:

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They work pretty well, though they are limited by the capacity/output of the heater itself as is the rest of the system.

Mine only cost about £15 though, not sure I'd want to pay £133 for it!
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Where do u get them for £15 ?
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I made my own. See here.
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