S3 owner from landrovernet

Hi,

I was on landrover.net which disappeared a while back and I finally got round to signing up on here. Anyway, here is a few pics of my S3. I refurbed it a over the course of a few years. It was military, but I've moved it over to 12v and put a de-turboed 300tdi in it.

Cheers, GDL.

Hi and welcome from another new member!

Any pics of the Landy and engine conversion???

Thank you!

I thought I attached some pics as thumbnails - can you not see them?

Pictures look good to me!!
Welcome along, the conversion looks well done

Thanks - it was getting hard to get hold of 200tdi's. I want to get a stock air filter in place of the cone filter. The cone filter was supposed to be temporary for MoT but it is still there 2 years later

And that is a Citroen Saxo blower motor. It works *really* well. The highest setting isn't even wired in!

Yes, apologies but I thought they were part of one of the adverts!

Looks like a cracking Landy.

Welcome to the mad house, I remember landrovernet, been a while though, it wasn't an especially busy forum and succumbed to the death roll of over saturation in the marque orientated forums, survival of the fittest and most able/willing/capable of adapting to the ever changing online world.

Good to see you found us and decided to set up shop

Nice looking series BTW, I can't help but think of soft lights and Barry White with those curtains drawn

Ha! There's no radio in it and the lights are truck LED repeaters. Can run them for hours.

I took it round Norway before the rebuild. All the food stored under the bed and on the roof. Slept in there a lot. It leaks much more than a tent does.

Just to prove it made it....

Welcome to Lz buddy 300tdi looks nicely done I do like your noo I have a grumman myself

Cheers.

Welcome to the forum

Grandaddylow said:

Just to prove it made it....View attachment 162975 View attachment 162976

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Doing just what it was intended for, adventure and traversing difficult routes, superb!!

A series is a pain to drive on a road. But as soon as it's on any lose surface, even a well made track, they make a lot more sence!

Cracking bus/caravan mate!
I used to love my old S2a, rattle rattle clunk!