I've only been a member for just over a week,and found members answers to my first question very helpful. But now due to petty a slanging match between a mod and a member the toys came out of the pram,and the guy who had the powers to lock the thread did so End of !!! So what happens now ?? Do i start off my topic Mk 2 ?
For twenty years i owned TVR's And when pistonheads came along it was in my view the best thing since sliced bread. As many of you will know that TVR's might be one of the best looking British sports cars (IMHO).But had a bad habit of falling apart due to poor build quality. But the TVR forum turned into an arguing forum, rather than offering helpfull advice,so i stopped posting. Now i have a lovely freebie to maintain i joined this forum.But whithin one week i've found the same thing happens here. It would have been nice if the mod in question had emailed me to inform me that 'My' thread had been locked.
Dave  my freelander is an 07 Stornoway grey HSE with full cream leather

Start a new thread if you still need answers Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Yes, start your topic again. Actually, I think you just did And for the record the wheelarch trims on my 09 seem fine. (Now watch them fall off 'cos I said that!)

Chin up Dave, yuor thread was right place wrong time

http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic6750.html...ubber+trim

On the whole its a good place to be

Thanks guys. I don't think 'll bother relisting it.
Dave my freelander is an 07 Stornoway grey HSE with full cream leather

Your Thread has been cleaned up to leave on topic posts and unlocked

http://www.freel2.com/forum/viewtopic.php?...68baed51a4 Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

smudger53 wrote:

Thanks guys. I don't think 'll bother relisting it.
Dave

AH bless your heart. I'm brassing myself for a torrent of replies .
Dave my freelander is an 07 Stornoway grey HSE with full cream leather

Had to replace all the trims on my old FL2, and sealed ends with mastic. It's a very easy job smudger, just remember to give the arches a good clean before replacing them.

smudger53 wrote:

smudger53 wrote:

Thanks guys. I don't think 'll bother relisting it.
Dave

AH bless your heart. I'm brassing myself for a torrent of replies .
Dave