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- PeterW
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- Road Runner 2017
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
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First Edition
I so love that car wish I had one.
Sell a kidney for it any offers ??
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- Mac
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- Road Runner 2017
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Farallon Black
Credit where it's due mate - stunning car 😁👍
Well rang head office yesterday, dealers getting car delivered today apparently and handover is next Wednesday. 1 week late!!! I feel shortchanged. Dealer not even had the courtesy too phone me with updates since Monday as I asked for a daily update. Takes 2 mins. Am having too do all the phoning. Am so annoyed, plus I won't hold my breath for next Wednesday. Am honestly on the verge of phoning the Subaru garage up and ordering another Forester for my wife instead. - Yes I know it's a come down too say the least but at least she will have her car blub: 
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- Wineman
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- J77
- Member Since: 07 Jun 2016
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Very nice
I'm starting to get impatient, be the end of the month before I get mine.
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- bill wright
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
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Bill, the sidesteps are dealer fit only. Just a shade under £1100 if I remember correctly including fitting. There are chrome tubes available for just under 1k but they are more for offroading, protecting the sills or decoration. Not very practical for standing on.
I was going too purchase aftermarket ones like I did for my D4 which I sourced from Australia, but after speaking too a supplier I was told the D5 ones are a pain too fit, taking off sideskirts etc. Plus you need a specialist riv nut tool, and without that you will have a serious problem as I ended up having too buy one especially too fit the side steps on the D4. So I thought what the hell I may as well get the dealer to do all the hard work, plus the steps will come with a 3 year warranty. Also I dont want to damage my side skirts or snap any plastic clips off, so I rather the garage puts them on. I did think they looked a bit flimsy and was worried the rubber may lift over time from the metal base due too water ingress affecting the glue, but after seeing MAC'S photos on here yesterday I decided too bite the bullet and get the genuine LR ones as they really do compliment the car, giving it a minimalistic look, unlike my chunky chrome ones on my D4. Mind you for £250 quid I can't grumble as they have served me well.
Ps if u want too Duckworths are doing the exact same steps for only £650. My dealer said they will pricematch them, but need too charge for fitting them, which am happy with. Still saving £450 odd quid - that's alot of beer money in anyone's books
Also I got my flaps from Duckworths at a cost of £105 for all 4 including postage. Saved £145 over LR £250 asking price. Simple too fit 3 plastic grommets 5 min job per flap Duckworths said.
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- bill wright
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Hi RR
I'm going for the Dealer fit on the side steps for the very reasons that you've outlined now. My Dealer also said that he'd price match Duckworth's.
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- Road Runner 2017
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Seems we are singing from the same hymn sheet
What model you going for??
Not sure how much the labour will be as was told £100 an hour. Am thinking as they have all the tools and ramps will take 1 hour max if that. Unlike me 3/4 hours -
- PeterW
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Hi Roadrunner
Can you let us know how you got on fitting the "Duckworth flaps" please ..... will buy if easy
Peter
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- PeterW
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Road Runner 2017 wrote:
Seems we are singing from the same hymn sheet
What model you going for??
Not sure how much the labour will be as was told £100 an hour. Am thinking as they have all the tools and ramps will take 1 hour max if that. Unlike me 3/4 hours
Your the customer. Ask for a quote, then tell them you want 20% discount as you have just brought a new car.
You will get 10%
Peter
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- Road Runner 2017
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OK I will do, once I get my car, whenever that is?? I did the flaps on D4 myself really simple. Just a case of pulling the inner plastic liner off a bit if I remember correctly, with a few poppers. Mind you hopefully someone will put it up on you tube very shortly. I am already getting a pricematch on the towbar/ electrics and roof rails. 
I did ask and labour was £100/105 an hour. Will see what he comes back with figure wise plus am talking the 5 year servicing pack also, so he said will work out a deal.
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