no not at all, the chassis on mine looks in bad condition so i may just use it as a donor vehicalso you can transfer the registration of a tax free vehicle to a non tax free vehicle ?
it may work out cheaper for me to buy another landy with bad body work and good chassis than to try and repair the chassis i haveno not at all, the chassis on mine looks in bad condition so i may just use it as a donor vehical
Hi i have only just joind the site tonight, i have bought a 1975 series 3, 88 SWB landy as a project, can anybody tell if there is a differance between an 88 and a 90 chassis ??
CHEERS
NEIL
so you feel it would be VERY hard work to get an 88 body onto a 90 chssis, or would the body just not fit, i have searched the web but cant find the dimentions of a 90 chassis any where so i can compare it to the 88 dimentions i have from my manual.plenty of big differences too ......
so you feel it would be VERY hard work to get an 88 body onto a 90 chssis, or would the body just not fit, i have searched the web but cant find the dimentions of a 90 chassis any where so i can compare it to the 88 dimentions i have from my manual.
ok cheers for you help, i will have to have a good think about what i want to do.haynes manual and the workshop manual both have chassis dims in
i'll leave to decide if it's going to be VERY hard work to do
Right,an 88" has a wheelbase of 88"hence the name, wheelbase= centre of front wheel to centre of back wheel. A 90 has a wheelbase of 90" or I think it's about 92" to be precise.so some bits will fit, front wings,bulkhead doors etc but the rear tub won't even if you cut the bit of chassis of that's sticking out at the back because the rear wheels will be too far back to line up with the arches.If you want a 90 chassis under a series your gonna have to cut the chassis in the middle,cut the extra 3 or 4 inches out and then weld it back together,it will then be registered on a Q plate and not be tax exempt.
How bads the series chassis cos you can buy just about every section from an outrigger to half a chassis,have a look on this site
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