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23rd October 2009, 13:25
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Freelander Burr Walnut Handbrake
Will a Freelander Burr Walnut replacement handbrake handle fit a Rover 75? What modification work if any needs doing for it to fit?
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23rd October 2009, 13:27
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Yes just needs some drilling out ,PAB is the expert on this . Have a search seem to remember 19mm .
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freelander burr walnut grips will work on a 75,but need drilling out,and a bit of tape to make them a tight fit.
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:lol: Phil, I am ashamed to say that I butchered a beautiful brand new Freelander walnut jobbie by being over enthusiastic, and chipping off the end veneer.... sob sob. Luckily it only cost me a tenner, but my pride was hurt 
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I've seen a few on ebay for around the £8 - £12 mark, these any good?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/burl-walnut-ha...item3a53e40388 Also, how does the original leather one come off? Pull job like the gear knob? What is the drill bit size required ? I feel a gentle tap on the shoulder of my father in law coming on. A favour please 
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Cheers Pab. For that price worth a go I reckon. :lol:
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23rd October 2009, 14:40
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Definitely worth a go!
Hi Phil,
Defnitely worth doing (especially when pab lives near - thanks Paul).Here's mine:   Derek
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The Freelander wooden handbrake handle will need to be boared out to 20mm to fit in the 75
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23rd October 2009, 14:46
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Looks smart, sadly Pab not near me
I've placed an order anyway. The father in law has more tools & gear than Brandon Tool Hire and a guy in work here is very good at the old wood work so shouldn't be a problem. Postal strike pending hopefully all fitted in a week or so 
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