[Double cab secure cover]

I shall look at those too. Thanks.

[Double cab secure cover]

Thank you! I shall look into them.

[Double cab secure cover]

Hello again,

Does anyone know of a quality secure, safe and 'comfortable' attachment to a 110 double cab (2002) that could transport dogs etc.

Any suggestions/advice appreciated.

Thank you.

[1986 ex mod 90 lights/chequer plating]

That is a very comprehensive, useful and much appreciated answer. Thank you.

[1986 ex mod 90 lights/chequer plating]

Thanks very much. I will get onto that.

Any ideas about the lighting rack?

[1986 ex mod 90 lights/chequer plating]

I am pretty sure the fittings are moulded into the bonnet unfortunately. They are rather unsightly!

[1986 ex mod 90 lights/chequer plating]

Hi everyone. Once again I require some expert advice.

I have a 1986 ex mod 90. I'm in the process of 'doing it up' but have issues with my bonnet.

I have remounted spare wheel to inside bulkhead and I am left with the fitting on the bonnet. I want chequer plating across the whole bonnet. Would it be easier to buy a new bonnet or cut them off?

Also, how difficult is it for an idiot (me) to fit and wire up some roof lights? Is that a professional job?

Thanks for any suggestions!

[90 sw a family car?]

Bottled it! Sticking with F2 for wife comfort and 86 90 for now. Bloody children ruining plans! ???

[90 sw a family car?]

Hahaha! I may just need that.

I will keep you informed......

Hopefully ? but probably ????????????? and eventually ??????

[90 sw a family car?]

Ah the reasoning of wives! That is an entirely different thread!

I think I'm going for it without approval and expect an initial nuclear fallout and then slow realisation of how awesome 90s are! Cheers everyone!

[90 sw a family car?]

Great response, cheers bm. Music to my ears! Do you have kids/dogs though. The one I'm hopefully getting has a safari roof rack and ladder for extra storage.

[90 sw a family car?]

I know complete contradiction! 2009 xs is obviously vastly superior! She doesn't have a manual license so she couldn't drive it anyway. But she loves being driven! It's so frustrating as she doesn't understand my reasons for wanting to change!

[90 sw a family car?]

Thanks mat!

I think I get your thoughts.

My wife is completely against a 90 sw unfortunately!

[90 sw a family car?]

Oh and merry Christmas! ??????

[90 sw a family car?]

Thanks but the discos don't really float my boat. Beautiful cars (3/4) but too expensive to run etc.

My wife loves my 1986 90 so she should love a 2009 xs model.

I had a freelander 1. It was awful! Sorry.

We don't have any children yet. Only dogs. 4 of them.

Would a defender hold its value better then? In that case I may get the 90 and then trade up for a 110 when children are imminent.

Thanks for advice everyone.

[90 sw a family car?]

Thanks for all the replies. Really appreciated. Looks like I will have to stick with what I have and replan. Deposit lost but better that than losing a wife! (In most cases anyway...???)

[90 sw a family car?]

Hello everyone, I need some advice.

I have just put a deposit on a 2009 90 SW XS in part ex for my F2 2010 HSE. I also have a 1986 90 ex mod which I plan to sell. My reasons were

1. Running 2 cars too expensive.

2. Freelander 2 depreciation is more than SW

3. Combination of the 2 vehicles.

4. Versatility for 4 dogs.

5. Safari roof rack for extra storage.

Anyway my wife hit the roof! No suitable etcetera I was hoping for advice as to if it is a ridiculous move. Could I swap out cubby box for 3rd seat that is baby/child friendly?

Any advice would be appreciated. 110 are too big for me btw!

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Great. Thanks for all the advice. First challenge will be to make sure it can handle normal roads!!!

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Thanks steveb! I will put it through its paces and find any faults. The main reason I have it is to green lane etc but these seem to be in decline. Does anyone know of a site/resource which marks out CLEARLY where they are and if you are legally allowed on them whilst respecting the country code obviously.

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Hahaha! Well hopfully this one had a relatively dry life!

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Welcome!

I'm not sure I'd say ex-MOD are a good buy, they can vary from pristine to "just fell out of an aeroplane".

Oh dear! Well this one is in excellent condition. It has a good chassis, a TDI discovery conversion in 2001, new brake pads and well looked after. I bit of cosmetic rust and bumps but nothing major. Even the heater works! No frills inside obviously but footwell in good order and all upholstery is perfect. Fortunately I live in Suffolk so there are plenty of landies in this part of the world to get a feel of what's good and what isn't!

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Thanks for the advice. I'm sure I will be seeking more once I've got going!

[New Land Rover enthusiast]

Hi everyone.

I'm new to this site and am hoping to find it useful. I own a freelander 2 but my real enthusiasm is for the defender range. Consequently I am about to purchase a 1991 ex mod 90. It is in really good condition considering its history but I heard that ex mod are a good choice for a first buy. Any tips on what to do with it regarding improvements etc?

Thanks.