I coated the series one in hammerite and then it'll get some tar and waxoyl
you dunt have a series one though
Can you identify this chassis ?
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you dunt have a series one though
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ah ha, seems this motor is already known (hello simeon )
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ahh
have you gotten it running yet btw
Nah, got new plugs and leads though so will try tomorrow night
Got the comp tester too just incase its needed
Nah, got new plugs and leads though so will try tomorrow night
Got the comp tester too just incase its needed
fingers crossed matey
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fingers crossed matey
got the wammers guide/tips so hopefully! Just need to pick up an oil can on my way over and I'm good to go, well that and a little bit of oil as I don't think I've got quite enough left in the bottle unless I blend some 10-40 with some 3 in 1
My mate has been on to a forum (not sure which) about series landies and got some info off them about the vehicle. I cant find the website so I'll ask again when I see him.
He bought it as just an old land rover because he wanted an old one and noticed the chassis No was 002.
Any way some one (rivit counter) told him that it was a pre production chassis so quite a rare landy and nice to know that he's doing a nut and bolt restoration, I'll get photos when he starts to put it back together
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series III went to c section chassis disnt they aswell I'd say 2/2a 88 inch
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The parts with voids (spring hangers, outriggers) have already been drilled for galvanising, would be ashame not to. Powrder coating is a terrible solution, unless it's for a museum exhibit.
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Nitemare - as an aside, - have a series 2 'barn find' - V5 says built 1958 but registered in '63 (?) -if i give you the the 'numbers' would your mate have a look and see if this is right?
BTW when i took center steering wheel cover off someone had written on underside "nosey Bastard" and then a whole series of initials (could be the factory team?) - DUNNO!
BTW when i took center steering wheel cover off someone had written on underside "nosey Bastard" and then a whole series of initials (could be the factory team?) - DUNNO!
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he should be able to give an idea of it's age
to be honest i'd join the S2 forum and check out the "model history and restorations" area, pose your questions in there and there'll be at least three knowledgeables check it out for you
Model History & Restorations
to be honest i'd join the S2 forum and check out the "model history and restorations" area, pose your questions in there and there'll be at least three knowledgeables check it out for you
Model History & Restorations
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Ah yes I remember now the axle limit strap mountings are different on S3 so yes a 2/2A chassis.
I would of thought if it is an early pre prod vehicle and having a standard restoration the chassis would be painted as per original, especially if it's never to be off-roaded.
I would of thought if it is an early pre prod vehicle and having a standard restoration the chassis would be painted as per original, especially if it's never to be off-roaded.
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Done thanks.
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Tried to get on that link but just comes up with a domain page/ search facility.
how did you get on it?
and can you get me a link to the 002 chassis thread on there because that's the one that I took to shot blasters
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