The Defender Parts Catalogue doesn't list a screw to hold the lock barrel in place, it's a small pin that you have to depress to remove the barrel. If yours had a screw fitted I can only presume that it was fitted by a previous owner.

Sorry but that photo was pinched from a Stalking forum. There was one fitted to an Estate Land Rover that I used about twenty years ago. From memory the hinges and locking system were as follows. A section of angle iron with two plates about 4" x 4" welded to the angle iron that the uprights for...

I've killed Bambi, his mum, dad, brother, sister and thousands of his relatives 😂

This what your looking for ?

If the rest of the exhaust is ok just replace the rotten section. Have a look at Paddocks or similar parts supplier for it. It's easy to replace the section, just a couple of bolts ( which will have rusted solid so cut them off ), buy new bolts, the parts supplier will have them...

If it's a coil sprung chassis it's not a 1976 88 inch Land Rover so your V5 is invalid.

And NFU wanted an Engineers Report to make sure the snorkel was fitted correctly !!!

I was with LV for years, when I informed them of a chassis change they cancelled the policy even though it's a Marsland chassis. Lots of insurer's wouldn't cover me. In the end I went with Adrian Flux.

He was looking for £ 10750, and apparently it's been sold.

Cold air is dense, it's like having two intercoolers.

https://nas-row.com/index.php?threads/torque.946/ This might help, second post mentions the MOD requirements.

Like drawing blood from a stone, your replies, try and give as much information as you can regarding your vehicle to allow other's to help you.

I think for Historic / Mot free status there must be no significant changes in the past thirty years, if the engine conversion was done thirty years or more ago you should be ok.

One of these.

My 2003 Td5 has never had one, if I were you I would take it off and not worry about it.

Sorry to say but that chassis looks fubar'd. Take it back to where you bought it from and mention Trading Standards etc.

Forget what I said, miktdish has the answer, mine was a brain fart moment.

On a bracket bolted to the bulkhead above the brake pedal, when you push on the brake pedal the plunger is released making a circuit and the brake lights come on. If the switch faulty your brake warning light can come on.

Check the brake light switch, the plunger may be stuck.

Would they fit a Td5 ?