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Upgraded my living room with @Bose. Soundbar, sub, and speakers. Nothing sounds the same after this. #BoseLifestyleCollection #ad
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Upgraded my living room with @Bose. Soundbar, sub, and speakers. Nothing sounds the same after this. #BoseLifestyleCollection #ad
New couch from @omhu_cph is top tier 🏠🛋️
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New couch from @omhu_cph is top tier 🏠🛋️
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Home favorites 🏡 Vintage Hifi System - Pioneer Cs-G404 speakers - Pioneer Sx-636 receiver Nordic Knots Milano Green Rug (10x14) Baltic birch coffee table I designed - Vetsak Sofa - West Elm dining table - Painting from Wallofart - Louis Poulsen Ph5 Pendant Porsche books - Globe lamp from UO - Rocco x usm mini fridge - Barcelona chair - Louis Poulsen Panthella 250 - Ruhm side table - Ikea Dyvlinge chair
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Home favorites 🏡 Vintage Hifi System - Pioneer Cs-G404 speakers - Pioneer Sx-636 receiver Nordic Knots Milano Green Rug (10x14) Baltic birch coffee table I designed - Vetsak Sofa - West Elm dining table - Painting from Wallofart - Louis Poulsen Ph5 Pendant Porsche books - Globe lamp from UO - Rocco x usm mini fridge - Barcelona chair - Louis Poulsen Panthella 250 - Ruhm side table - Ikea Dyvlinge chair
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Weekend at home 🏠
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Weekend at home 🏠
Which ones your favorite?
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Which ones your favorite?
Weekend looks 🛋️
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Been getting a lot of questions about my Range Rover Classic, so heres the story. Bought it back in September 2024. Drove it two months before it wouldn’t start. Shop said bad electricals and a bad radiator. Fixed both, sent me home. A month later I pull into my driveway, shut the engine off, and the radiator housing just bursts open. Scorching hot coolant everywhere. Sent it back to the same shop. New radiator, sent me home again. Two weeks later, same thing happens in the middle of an intersection. They took it back, called me saying blown head gasket. Worth noting the temp gauge never moved once the entire time I owned it. They couldn’t do that kind of work so they referred me to a Land Rover specialist. Those guys pulled the heads and found no blown gasket. What they found instead was a slipped cylinder liner something I’d never heard of before. A slipped liner is when the metal sleeve inside the cylinder that the piston travels through shifts out of place. The Rover V8 uses pressed-in liners that sit at the bottom of the bore, held in place by the cylinder heads bolting down over them. The problem was manufacturing inconsistency, some bores drilled too deep, some liners too short, not enough clamping force to keep them put. Most engines use top hat liners instead, which have a stepped flange at the top so the fire ring seals against the liner itself rather than the block face. Far more secure. The Rover V8 never had that. When the liner slips it breaks the seal at the bottom of the cylinder, coolant gets in where it shouldn’t, pressure builds in the cooling system, and it has to go somewhere which is why the radiator blew three times. I always figured a blown head gasket was the worst case. This was worse. Only real fixes were a full engine swap or a complete rebore with top hat liners, both would’ve cost more than I paid for the car. So after battling the sentimental value of the classic, I eventually decided to sell it and move on.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Hence the appearance of the land cruiser.
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Been getting a lot of questions about my Range Rover Classic, so heres the story. Bought it back in September 2024. Drove it two months before it wouldn’t start. Shop said bad electricals and a bad radiator. Fixed both, sent me home. A month later I pull into my driveway, shut the engine off, and the radiator housing just bursts open. Scorching hot coolant everywhere. Sent it back to the same shop. New radiator, sent me home again. Two weeks later, same thing happens in the middle of an intersection. They took it back, called me saying blown head gasket. Worth noting the temp gauge never moved once the entire time I owned it. They couldn’t do that kind of work so they referred me to a Land Rover specialist. Those guys pulled the heads and found no blown gasket. What they found instead was a slipped cylinder liner something I’d never heard of before. A slipped liner is when the metal sleeve inside the cylinder that the piston travels through shifts out of place. The Rover V8 uses pressed-in liners that sit at the bottom of the bore, held in place by the cylinder heads bolting down over them. The problem was manufacturing inconsistency, some bores drilled too deep, some liners too short, not enough clamping force to keep them put. Most engines use top hat liners instead, which have a stepped flange at the top so the fire ring seals against the liner itself rather than the block face. Far more secure. The Rover V8 never had that. When the liner slips it breaks the seal at the bottom of the cylinder, coolant gets in where it shouldn’t, pressure builds in the cooling system, and it has to go somewhere which is why the radiator blew three times. I always figured a blown head gasket was the worst case. This was worse. Only real fixes were a full engine swap or a complete rebore with top hat liners, both would’ve cost more than I paid for the car. So after battling the sentimental value of the classic, I eventually decided to sell it and move on.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Hence the appearance of the land cruiser.
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Every song feels better than ever 🎧 @morningblues_global Don’t miss out the Super Early Bird offer on Kickstarter. #homedecor #interiordesign #MorningBlues #SonicGlassA1 #audiophiles
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Every song feels better than ever 🎧 @morningblues_global Don’t miss out the Super Early Bird offer on Kickstarter. #homedecor #interiordesign #MorningBlues #SonicGlassA1 #audiophiles
Guest bedroom upgrade with @the_futon_shop 🛏️
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Guest bedroom upgrade with @the_futon_shop 🛏️
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Weekend looks
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Life lately 🍂
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Life lately 🍂

garrett (@garrettcottle) Instagram Stats & Analytics

garrett (@garrettcottle) has 51.0K Instagram followers with a 2.67% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 160 posts, garrett received 1.24M total likes and 42.1M impressions, averaging 7.77K likes per post. This page tracks garrett's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @garrettcottle against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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garrett (@garrettcottle) has 51.0K Instagram followers as of October 2026.
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garrett received 1.24M total likes across 160 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 7.77K likes per post.
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garrett's Instagram content generated 42.1M total impressions over the last 12 months.
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