I am about to change my Freelander GS for a new one and wondered if I could take the mud flaps off and fit them to the new car. I know there is some plastic cut when fitting the front flaps, the question is, is the plastic part of the car wheel arch and would it show when the med flap is removed from the car. MY 2013 TD4 XS Manual, Ipanema Sand. Cold Climate Pack, Spare Wheel, Side Mouldings, Armrest Pack, Rear Camera, Detachable Tow Bar, Spoiler.
Gone. My 2011 TD4 GS Manual, Cold Climate Pack, Front Sensors, Spare Wheel, Side Mouldings.

No mate you won't see the cut out if you remove them from your old freely, it's a small cutout that can only be seen if your under the car

There is a video on this link for the front mud flaps
http://www.powerfuluk.com/products/land-ro...ear-).html

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Do not forget to take the metal bracket, otherwise the mud flap is useless on next vehicle. (GONE) FL2 2008 SE (manual) Santorini Black, the expensive one
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Thanks for reply Slaneydore and defenderben. Been to the link and £45 for a full set of flaps, might as well buy some new ones. Stealer want nearly £200 to supply and fit. MY 2013 TD4 XS Manual, Ipanema Sand. Cold Climate Pack, Spare Wheel, Side Mouldings, Armrest Pack, Rear Camera, Detachable Tow Bar, Spoiler.
Gone. My 2011 TD4 GS Manual, Cold Climate Pack, Front Sensors, Spare Wheel, Side Mouldings.

pop the mudflaps in the dishwasher when the mrs goes out, brings them up great, I did it when changing a vw golf for another At work
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