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Here you are, @Johnsond. This and your daughter having a black boyfriend. That should get the blood pumping.

Fearsome tailswing. You’re going to have nightmares about that long after you’ve sold it.

There’s a lot of good things in this video. Small vehicles are best. You could have a mortar platform on the truck versions.

I’m thinking this dudes going to run into trouble over the rear axels pretty quick!

Will you cast up from both sides?

So I just recently made the jump to SRT and boy is it nice, only thing is my Ultra O carabiners are a bit crowded between the pulley hitch cord and tether leg. Was looking into getting a carabiner with some more room, and just wanted to get some feedback and see what guys thought about the ones I’m thinking about. So if any of you have used or have any experience with these I’d be thankful to hear your thoughts. The ones I’m thinking of are AmericanO Rhino Phantom HMS and the Shadow HMS The one that interests me the most is the Phantom HMS but if I don’t hear anything I’ll probably get the Rhino. Thanks in advance.

It ain't much but it's honest work. 12ft drop down to the road so a bit precarious bringing all the roadside stuff back into the field.

It looks distinctly unhandy. Try and load a Hobbs into those lockers without getting it in your teeth or denting the ludicrously expensive coachwork. A van floor is two feet lower and you can get in it to manoeuvre said awkward load.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1lz2rg0923o no way for honest surgeons, and engineers to carry on is it?

As for canopy backs I have one on mine. Can’t remember the brand but they are pretty popular. As for water tightness. The only time I have had any significant ingress of moisture is in the motor way in torrential rain as your rear or parked up in similar circumstance. The two vertical gaps either side of the tail gate let the water in. BTW. The picture is chipping into the scrub. Also to note FTR. There is a lot less tool crime here in Norway. So not a worry so far in that regard. Locks work well though.

Didn’t have a canopy on it but there are quite a few of the new shape Hilux out here in Thailand. Launched last year, I guess they will be The Eurozone soon enough.

Really? Defender ownership can have downsides? Do tell. 🤪

Looks like apple canker but then the twigs often die back

Looks like a bad graft.

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4x4, van, 3500kg towing are the 3 main good things that meant I got a 110 hardtop. Add low depreciation, it almost looks sensible. There are a few downsides to owning a defender though.....

@Woodworks How are these coming along? Updated pics please?

It's a couple of feet up. You could be right about one being engulfed by the other.

I'm referring to 4x4s with macho names that have comedy value were one to change a single letter

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Looks handy, not pretty mind, but handy nevertheless.

Morning all, Should be dry here. Cedar dismantle today. Young lad climbing, Awkward exit from rear garden, timber stays on site. Two dragging, I’m on ropes. Be safe.

I put a gearmate on our hilux. it's really well made but expensive and locks are not great

I'd love a 4x4 van than tows 3500kg. Much more practical than a pick