Fitting air con to a Series Land Rover – is it possible?

I appreciate that it is not very authentic to suggest such a thing but has anyone fitted air con to a Series Land Rover? I am seriously considering buying one as a daily driver but looking forward to the summer months would be interested to know if it possible or if there is a company that does the installation.

Apologies if it is a daft question.

tiz not a Daft question - but it is a reeeeeli stoooopid one.

Have you ever driven a Series?

It already has air conditioning.

I know how it sounds but I often see clients and the last thing I need is to rock up for a pitch all hot and sweaty, not good.

yu wont be......

cold, wet, dusty - but not sweaty.












unless yu have to fix it on the way to them

Atari Boy said:

I know how it sounds but I often see clients and the last thing I need is to rock up for a pitch all hot and sweaty, not good.

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You aint driven one then....Theres gaps bleedin everywhere to let drafts through

my series lets in plenty of air/water/fumes/clutch fluid so you'll be cool enough in it

wots a drat, Si - do they bite?

Sirus said:

You aint driven one then....Theres gaps bleedin everywhere to let drafts through

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thers the obvious air supply, windows, air vents, blower, then if yer were to seal all these options up theres still at least ten mystery drafts that come thru at gale force !

yer askin the wrong question really? the problem is getting them warm ! :doh:

The Mad Hat Man said:

wots a drat, Si - do they bite?

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Dunno what your on about

your eyesights going annorl

so is yo spellynge.

90truckcab said:

thers the obvious air supply, windows, air vents, blower, then if yer were to seal all these options up theres still at least ten mystery drafts that come thru at gale force !

yer askin the wrong question really? the problem is getting them warm ! :doh:

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and started

and holding oil

Series71 said:

and started

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The Mad Hat Man said:

and holding oil

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dunno what you two are on about my engines ****in mint

is that coz it has a hole in it?

90truckcab said:

dunno what you two are on about my engines ****in mint

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Yep not a spot of oil anywhere on it

Sirus said:

Yep not a spot of oil anywhere on it

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yup, no oil , no fuel , no coolant, never the less its still mint !

The Mad Hat Man said:

is that coz it has a hole in it?

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it did have

but its all better now

I wouldn't suggest fitting air con to a Series. The vents, of course, are a great way of keeping cool, and the sliding windows pretty much project cool air into your face. I would suggest that you should save money on buying an A/C unit, and buy a powerful heater for the winter instead.

i think ya need to drive one before asking saft questions .

go get one and then solve the problems you find. or the ones that you dont need to find the ones that just stick out at you. you wont find it to hot but expect to turn up to meat a client one day in a taxi. thats ok though. at least you got there even if you are covered in oil and not totally focused on the job in hand but confused as to why your landy stopped working at the sight of a hot lollypop lady. the to can not be connected but........