Finishing touchesNext the comfort zone had to be built. I was hoping this was going to be a simple and straightforward exercise. Of course this was not the case. |
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| The dead speedometer needed replacing and the angle gear greased | The gearbox cover was fitted using body sealer and pop rivets | Fitting the stereo was a serious exercise in space management | ||
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| Next on the list was the centre console... | ...along with it's associated bits and pieces | Stuffing the dash with foam padding for no readily apparent reason... | ||
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| ...then hiding it | Rubber underlay fitted in the footwell... | ...followed by the carpet and scuff plate | ||
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| The passenger side receives the same treatment | Let's not forget the back | I decide I do not like the passenger seat so I replace it | ||
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| The rear floor is fitted using easibead and pop rivets... | ...followed by the carpets and trim | The lower tailgate gets new foam buffers... | ||
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| ...before being fitted | Such style, such flair | Too much style for me, out it comes | ||
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| I cleaned the headlining from the silver RR... | ...got some of this... | ...and stuck the two together... | ||
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| ...before wrestling it into place | I also managed to get hold of some wheel arch liners from Land Rover heaven | Since I had the front wheels off I thought I may as replace the swivel oil with grease | ||
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