Just had to share....

Theres a piccie of mine on here, although it now has 2 fogs at the bottom and 2 spots at the top. I'll get round to updating the pics later.

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lol..... just went through all your posts to find that link Keith.... should hae just waited for your reply! doh :oh yer:

Braveheart is stunning, and the bullbars look great.... another option to consider.

Love the new roof rack, looks well smart with the wooden 'flooring'.

The first time i saw one was in Confolens In Charente, In France and I said to myself " I fancy one of those". Ten minutes later, as we drove away in our Renault 4, she said "I like the look of that car". Five years later we found one in a neighbours barn. Kharma. It was great for a year then we towed a mumping great horse trailer with two horses, that were going to be Italian sausages, over a lot of big hills and got them to safety but the DMF went phut.
She's been in another neighbours barn while we took out the Gearbox but he got stifffed business wise so she had to be moved back to our yard and at last I've got the bolt thing done and have the spare cash to order the bits.
When is it going to stop raining. AArgh.
Back to the point.
Even though she doesnt run, it is a pleasure to see such an understated, classy 4x4 sitting in the yard.
If it was a Range Rover, or a Landy derivative, I'd have taken the Bulldozer to it.
Back to the little Renault 4. Classic all terrain vehicle. Rippping out stumps. Stretching fences. Towing one & a half tons of sand up a hill in 1st.
The 2.8Tdi Lwb Frontera would be PURRFECKTER If it wasn't for the prat who put a DMF in them.
Anyone got his name and address? I've got this muckspreader and shiteloads of muck.