Gambba wrote:

ct1971 wrote:

Think I will do. This car came came from Charles Hurst, and does meet the spec cosmetically. Still one hell of a car, and so much better than the Audi A4 I had.

Which model A4 and in which way is the FL2 better?

My opinion is that Audi put together some of teh best cars in terms of build quality, material quality along with comfort and good dynamics (not as good as BMW in my eyes though).

Agree with you completely.

I have an A3 back in Holland and whilst road noise is not an issue (as CG also knows moving from an A3) the FL2 is just in a different league completely in terms of comfort.

ANother aspect which really impresses me is the Alpine stereo system (I don't have the 12 speaker system) which is just fantastic, and compared to other vehicles seems to be up there at the top in terms of sound quality and pure volume. Once you've tasted GREY you'll never go back!

chicken george wrote:

npinks wrote:

I already know what it is

Auto recirculates the air in the cabin if it is too humid, via a senor on the rear view mirror

Ideal for those warmer humid country, not something i'll miss/need here

So if you get up to something steamy in the back the fan starts blowing at you, now I see why AndyC chose the HSE

AndyC wrote:

chicken george wrote:

npinks wrote:

I already know what it is

Auto recirculates the air in the cabin if it is too humid, via a senor on the rear view mirror

Ideal for those warmer humid country, not something i'll miss/need here

So if you get up to something steamy in the back the fan starts blowing at you, now I see why AndyC chose the HSE

Hey hey hey - been away - missed that comment from young whipper snapper The HSE was got cos I got a good deal on it. it was an SE I was after and didnt know nuffing about colour.

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chicken george wrote:

AndyC wrote:

chicken george wrote:

npinks wrote:

I already know what it is

Auto recirculates the air in the cabin if it is too humid, via a senor on the rear view mirror

Ideal for those warmer humid country, not something i'll miss/need here

So if you get up to something steamy in the back the fan starts blowing at you, now I see why AndyC chose the HSE

Hey hey hey - been away - missed that comment from young whipper snapper The HSE was got cos I got a good deal on it. it was an SE I was after and didnt know nuffing about colour.

 2007 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Manual with Premium Pack & Moonroof.
Stornoway Grey with Ebony Black Pleather, Clear Indicators, Body Side Mouldings etc.

Regarding the front skirt/spoiler, anyone know how it is fitted on? Phil

front skirt is stuck on the 3M sticky tape

The spoiler is the same, but also have small brackets at each end  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

npinks wrote:

front skirt is stuck on the 3M sticky tape

Seriously , well I guess that makes it easier to fit ... do you know what parts need more than 3M sticky pads? Phil

mudflaps ain't stuck on with 3M pads

You can look at the fitting instruction here, look at FL2 and assessory fitting and got through the list till you get to the body kit

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haha, it really does say use a hacksaw to cut through the front grill to replace it  Phil

It seems any hacksaw marks on the grill are then covered by a 'facia' in the next instruction picture so It shouldn't be a worry. There is also a hacksaw symbol for cutting out a towbar slot in the rear 'skirt' So don't slip with the blade and accidentally cut your ball  At work
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