Well on the mend after open heart surgery, doctors told me that I'm sitting around doing nothing thinking about my recovery and needed something to keep my mind occupied so I went out and got myself my freelander, got a few things/mods lined up (already started with removing the side bump strips, changing the side repeaters and top brake light to clear ones, colour matched door mirrors and number plate light) heres a few pictures. (mods if there to big please resize)

nice looking car there and loving the colour on it. LR are generally a very relaxing drive (if you ignore the defender ) so should be a good recovery aid for you

get well soon and enjoy the FL2

Yup great colour
I'm only had mine a few weeks and loving every minute,
Where "down south" are you?
Hope your better soon Dreamlands.

Dave DAVE.

I'm down Portsmouth, hoping to see a few more Landy owners get together as I've seen a few meet up at a place called 'Portsdown Hill', it's a well known 'meet' place for car clubs and motor bikers because of the views and there's a cracking burger van there that's open 24/7 364 yes 364 days a year and also a lovely pub called 'the churchillian', I want to colour code the door handles and the door skirts and add a boot spoiler, although I'm a good mechanic I don't work on diesel's (apart from oil and filter's, brakes etc) so I priced around at an indy 4x4 garage and it took them a day to work out the cost of doing my cam belt (I did say it was a 4x4 garage didn't I, yet it took them a full day to work the price out) they came back at just short of £700, the thrase four cough came to mind lol, I've now got any indy mechanic charging me £130 labour and I get the parts so nothing added on total cost working out at around £250

For door handles and the like have a look at Powerful UK, they do all sorts of bits for the FL2 and are (IMO) generally very good quality.

Black side vents might look quite good on yours too with smoked repeaters....... I happen to know someone selling a set on here