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Bay area DitD tomorrow, Sunday @ 11am
GraemeWare replied to Gotrovr's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
Chris, Which year is this referring to? 2012 or 2018? Regards, Graeme -
Reroute GPS/Sat receiver for hardtop RTT?
GraemeWare replied to RBaker's topic in General Discussion Forum
45s yes, 78s no. Soon to upgrade the old tt to a Regar Planar 3. Graeme -
Reroute GPS/Sat receiver for hardtop RTT?
GraemeWare replied to RBaker's topic in General Discussion Forum
Satellite radio? Did it affect your cassette player or your 8-track? Graeme -
I challenge anyone to beat the prices we have genuine LR for ... last set though! One even comes in a box! RoverWare Graeme
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Indeed. These ones? http://www.roverware.us/front-left-upper-control-arm-rbj500232-rbj500231-lr3-lr4/ and http://www.roverware.us/front-right-upper-control-arm-rbj500222-rbj500221-lr3-lr4/ I'm showing these as genuine .... if they are then we're giving them away!!! Regards, Graeme
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This bit interests me .... you offering to pay for my next (re-) build? Or are you just loaning the wheel-less trailer? Graeme
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I don't see many British farmers trading in their Defenders for those .... Graeme
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I'm with this guy .... Jason nailed it for me. Honestly, getting drunk, farting, being generally obnoxious, and 'proving' something, are all getting very old .... Regards, Graeme
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A what, paper map? I like the orienteering idea. In the U.K. we called them "treasure hunts" and were a combination of timed events, clues, map reading, and other surprises. They usually involved one or more pubs ... I'll try to set one up for later in the year and let you know when I have it together. Planning takes days if done correctly. Regards, Graeme
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That is what they call an orange bucket list ... Regards, Graeme
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does anyone have a Tuscan Blue truck?
GraemeWare replied to Tsean's topic in General Discussion Forum
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does anyone have a Tuscan Blue truck?
GraemeWare replied to Tsean's topic in General Discussion Forum
Tim, Maybe you'll get free parking for the games .... Remarkably close ... https://www.schemecolor.com/wp-content/themes/colorsite/include/cc4.php?color0=000000&color1=006d76&color2=ffffff&color3=ea7200&pn=San%20Jose%20Sharks%20Logo Graeme -
does anyone have a Tuscan Blue truck?
GraemeWare replied to Tsean's topic in General Discussion Forum
Tim, Martin Autocolor are great. With the day job we do tens of thousands a month with them in San Jose and Pomona. Regards, Graeme -
does anyone have a Tuscan Blue truck?
GraemeWare replied to Tsean's topic in General Discussion Forum
Paint code is LRC236 if that helps at all. Graeme -
Greg, I looked at the picture and thought, "he fitted cup-holders, how is that hard?". Then I realized you meant pulling the parking brake .... Graeme
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I have a solution: http://www.roverware.us/goodridge-steel-braided-brake-lines-hoses-4-extended-custom-range-rover-classic-us-spec-sproverware/ Regards, Graeme
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I noticed that half way through the labor pool reduced .... Graeme
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Mike, Glad to have been able to help. Hope http://www.RoverWare.US can help on those next items too. Regards, Graeme
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Unusual to have a barbecue pit on the hood .... Graeme
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And most of the parts on your vehicle have been changed within the last few years. We're talking about vehicle with 20 years of deferred maintenance ... On Katrina you can undo the locknuts and the bars can be turned by hand .... because she has an automatic anti-seize and rust prevention mechanism fitted .... (okay, so some would say she leaks oil, but it amounts to the same thing). Regards, Graeme
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Don, It isn't unusual for them to be frozen. The slot allows water ingress and corrosion (no anti-seize). Many alignment places give up trying to do them. That white D1 I had was totally solid, so I just put on a heavy duty one. No amount of heat and a 4' lever would move it. Regards, Graeme
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Unfortunately, I cannot persuade Mr. Ashcroft to produce any more (yet!). So, they are now rather like unicorns. dodos, and rocking horse droppings. Regards, Graeme