Has anyone brought one of these? Im changing from a bmw x3 to a freelander and the only real thing i miss is the armrest, any feedback
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/390264067743?nav=SEARCH

Ps hope the link works

If you get an HSE model you wont need one of those.

The dark side wrote:

Has anyone brought one of these? Im changing from a bmw x3 to a freelander and the only real thing i miss is the armrest, any feedback
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/390264067743?nav=SEARCH

Ps hope the link works

Yep, I have one from that seller and they are good quality and a good fit. very useful. Just make sure you get the RHD version as they are shaped for LHD/RHD models.

IMO much better than the flimsey armrests on the HSE spec seats

Steve D wrote:

If you get an HSE model you wont need one of those.

I like the cubby box idea as you can store stuff inside as well I use to have one in my Defender 90 and it was a god send to be able to hide stuff from view ( that one was a proper metal lock one ) very useful  Freelander 57 plate XS Blue Auto

Thanks very much think ill order one then

they are very good and for me it was at the ideal height, unlike the dreaded original foldy flappy elbow bangers At work
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I got one for Christmas and find it to be very good.
Can store the sunglasses and iphone charge cables away and use it as a rest, not as sturdy as a factory fitted option I suppose but does very well.

Ive had one in mine for about 4 months and can say its a great bit of kit. They can take a fair bit of use/abuse and still look like new after a wipe over with a damp cloth.

They do make reaching the aux in/rear 12v socket a little tricky from the drivers seat - but you soon adapt.

Yes , I also have this armrest/cubby box, fit the phone charger etc out of the way,
simple to fit 1 large screw that comes with it


I just wish it didn't cost that much !!!

After the cubby box in my Disco I missed somewhere to rest my arm, this does the trick, plus handy to store stuff, make sure you buy the adjustable version.

Cheers
Phil

Also you can get them in the uk from lrseries.com

Phil

Anywhere that sells britpart will be able to get them  Freelander 57 plate XS Blue Auto

Phil S wrote:

Also you can get them in the uk from lrseries.com

Wouldn't deal with LRSeries.com again - EVER!!! ... even if they were the last LR supplier in this or any other world.

Bought my Silver dash trim from them, then imediately after ordering I noticed the small print 'LH drive'.
Long story short - they don't have a number so couldn't phone to stop the delivery, so after delivery when I returned it I asked them to credit it, the gave me a 'credit note', not a refund!!
Even though it was my fault for not reading the small print, distance selling regulations entitle me to a full refund.
After many emails I ended up with only a partial refund [and gave up as it was taking up too much of my life]
Horrible, horrible people !!!

example of their wood trim - it's for lhd !!
http://www.lrseries.com/shop/product/listi...price_desc

In all fairness, the page you linked to does clearly show the the Wood Effect dash trim kit to be LHD. Good price too at just £29.99 plus VAT. Their RHD Wood Effect dash trim kit page is even more clearly marked as RHD but it's priced at £434.17 plus VAT. How does that work?