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a file and a steady hand....after the decision that the chrome hood and rear door badges look out of place.
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the first 'e' is done - you just need to restrict the angle of the file so you don't accidentally remove any paint!!
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looks much better! With the chrome removed from the face of the letters, the hood badge appears much 'stronger' against the red paint
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the other 4x4 of the family; it's a 2006 Fiat Panda 4x4 Cross, 1.3 litre CRD 75hp 5sp manual, electronic diffs, no low ratio but very capable because
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cherokee in natural habitat
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check the dechromed hood badge - those kiwis won't know what to make of the Red Indian (I haven't seen an Inferno Red KJ in enzed).
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new world meets old - location is: 44°42'44.39"N 11°01'45.16"E Near Bomporto, 41030, Italy
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looks like a jeep....
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love that inferno red
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Irish KJ in Italy en route to New Zealand
The Red Indian - alias '07 KJ Sport CRD Inferno Red - is living in Italy for a few months before we ship it down to NZ for our retirement (but definitely NOT the Cherokee's!!)- ferraricheals
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HOW TO: Change headlight bulbs
This is the 'traditional' procedure - almost certainly guaranteed to result in at least one or two skinned knuckles! Here's the insider's method: First remove the grille - no tools required, apart from the ones we are blessed with by mother nature - our two hands. Just a matter of lifting...- ferraricheals
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Projector HID headlights on KJ
Max, the kit is universal fit, but who is it made by? I would like to find one here in Italy for our KJ, for installation after we get it down to New Zealand (certainly wouldn't be able to do a conversion like this in Italy!!) thanks, great storyboard.- ferraricheals
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Willys mod.463 wagon I have a recollection of my dad borrowing one several times, must have been when I was 4 or 5 (1952/3). Always liked that 4WD
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Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan 1932 This was my dad's first car (not this actual vehicle, but same model), and while he was teaching mum to drive one of the
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Chevy Fleetmaster sedan 1948 Learnt to drive in one just like this - driving age is 15 in NZ, I took my licence on my 15th birthday (test included
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