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Where dya put your spare wheel n Jack n stuff?
Henry_b's Range Rover P38 Project'ish
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I think he keeps Jack in the blanket box at the bottom of his bed with either the gimp suit on or just a ball gag and mankini, but it depends on the weather
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The Jack etc isn't displaced.
The spare wheel goes in a "wheel bag" as to not damage the carpet and placed in the boot
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Being a 2001 She is on Thor management
Runs/ran very well on LPG
Range was pretty good too.
You not gonna jolt it for spark? I think Lloyds are offering something more plug an play than MJ/MS?
https://www.lloydspecialistdevelopm...rammable-engine-management-kit-thor-rover-v8/
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Every Landy I’ve had has the plastic boot liner. Worth it’s weight in gold as I use these vehicles for hard labour and all sorts end up in there. Pain putting long things in P38 though as both rear seats need to be folded for tray not be in way.
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That looks like an interesting kit to add, would add some flexability, the duel fuel mapping looks cool
I've also been toying with Supercharging her
Much like the JE engineering S500
350hp and over 500nm of torque, bet that would be fun!!
Engine will need going through, 'twas doing that anyway ehh..
That LLoyd kit would pay dividends in this case
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That looks like an interesting kit to add, would add some flexability, the duel fuel mapping looks cool
I've also been toying with Supercharging her
Much like the JE engineering S500
350hp and over 500nm of torque, bet that would be fun!!
Engine will need going through, 'twas doing that anyway ehh..
That LLoyd kit would pay dividends in this case
The whine of a supercharger is awesome
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It does sound good..The whine of a supercharger is awesome
Would be fun to have a 4.6 thats chewing on the heels of a 630r or even a supercharged L322
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'Twas given some Autoglym Bumper Gel to try out..
Not bad stuff.
Thanks TM factors LOL.
Not bad stuff.
Thanks TM factors LOL.
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Hmm still like my Blue One
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If you get chance I’d grab one if cheap. it’s carried everything from old silage wraps, rubble, furniture, tools, oil. ‘95 and carpet underneath is still like new. Usually in rearmost position with no gap
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Just Kurusted a small spot of Surface rust on my chassis..
Yep..
Terminal
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Nope don't need a welder yetDon’t rush out to buy a welder yet mate,
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So when you putting some manly tyres on there in stead of them sissy slicks
Just Kurusted a small spot of Surface rust on my chassis..
Yep..
Terminal
Thought P38s were rust free
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So when you putting some manly tyres on there in stead of them sissy slicks
Thought P38s were rust free
Some BFG AT2's will be going on in due course.
As for rust thats all she has
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Just lobbed a 2nd coat of Kurust on and then a coat of Zinc primer.
Primer.
Also some under chassis and "frame" work..
Rear Axle also got a coat of converter..
Needs a 2nd coat..
And then hammerite waxoyl and then underseal.
Primer.
Also some under chassis and "frame" work..
Rear Axle also got a coat of converter..
Needs a 2nd coat..
And then hammerite waxoyl and then underseal.
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Looks good, is in good nick.
If you take the plastic liner out there is usually some rust around the edge leading to the door. You got in around back pipes over chassis well
If you take the plastic liner out there is usually some rust around the edge leading to the door. You got in around back pipes over chassis well
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A good coat of underseal on the chassis.
I have had to remove the jack stands so she is now sat on her axles...
Also applied a coat of Gtech Ceramic glaze stuff.
I'm odd, yes.. lol
I have had to remove the jack stands so she is now sat on her axles...
Also applied a coat of Gtech Ceramic glaze stuff.
I'm odd, yes.. lol
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A good coat of underseal on the chassis.
I have had to remove the jack stands so she is now sat on her axles...
Also applied a coat of Gtech Ceramic glaze stuff.
I'm odd, yes.. lol
You wanna watch that rust on there, looks terminal from here
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