Hi all

Hi folks,
New member here as I picked up a new to me 1997 Wolf 110 a couple of weeks ago. It's in very good condition for its age, and has covered 15000 km only. I've had to invest some money into it to get it serviced and some relatively minor MOT failure points rectified, as it had been SORN'd for a few years (but dry stored). I've started to improve the security levels, fitting an Optimill detachable steering wheel and security hinges. It's now having the underbody treated with Dinitrol.
Longer term I'm thinking of a soft top converson and fitment of a couple of forward facing rear seats. Also a repaint, as the exterior has already been repainted blue. I wouldn't be going back to army green though. Instead I'm thinking of Keswick green. Some may think this is sacrilege, but this example is such a solid base to start from, I don't think I'd find an equivalent "civilian" starting point.
Would be interested to hear from other owners who have done the soft top conversion on a 110 Wolf.
Cheers,
Charles

Congrats on your ownership.
We love pictures.

Welcome to landyzone for good looking guys like the many here.

And a few photos of "Wolfie". The black Disco is my other half's.

And one more, for now.

Very nice. Be sure to up-rate all the security on the truck. Sadly they are prime targets for thieves.

Welcome.

Nowt wrong with the paint that a few scratchy lanes won’t sort.
Get max security sorted first.

Love the personalised number plates.

J

Hi and welcome!

Nice looking Landy! Thanks for sharing. Make sure it stays yours by investing in lots of decent security measures too.

So, nearly every reply is mentioning security, a point I'm fully aware of. My first car was a 2CV. The most effective security measure on that was to remove the voltage regulator- no tools required, a 20 second job. Is there anything similar on a Landy? The steering wheel is detachable already thanks to the Optimill boss, but disabling the electrics would be ideal. Thanks.

A lot of thieving scrotes just pull them On a flat bed.
I like the pedal lock plates that actually apply the brake.

Lots of ways to install a “secret” switch, also some good trackers on the market these days.

It’s not easy as if they want it they will, so never a bomb proof way of doing it.

J

Hello and welcome