Putting one into a 90 is quite easy, but it might require 2 people.
First you open the rear door, then flip the front passenger seat down. Lift the axle and slide it in over the bulkhead and passenger side. Close the door.
If you want to put it actually on the vehicle, it's probably a wee...
Plastic grille.
Air vent.
Can only see front and the nearside...
Bulkhead is that nice and orange/brown flaky style and bodywork is the green and slimy one...
No idea.
It's on private land so I can't get a proper look and has been off the road for 17 years so I doubt it still moves.
I just want it as a fiddling project...
I don't think it's the sort of vehicle that reasonably moves. Nor the sort that's moved for maybe a decade. (Greenery growing on bodywork, I imagine the chassis is more solidly attached to the grass than the rest of the Landy...)
So I'll be looking at 50-100 quid...
Suits me, that's...
...as the last thread got hijacked by towing legislation.
I've reconsidered, and a hard top 109 might do me. If I obtain and post some pictures of stuff, can people tell me roughly how much it would be worth...?
Any hints of what to take photos of would be useful. (obv ext. front, rear...
On my 90 TD, when I press the accelerator from it being off, there's a clunk, unless it's done incredibly gradually.
For me, this is normal, as it's done this since, well... forever, but is it actually normal, or is there something wrong?
...but it's in a field and doesn't look to be worth more than 50 quid, if that.
Trouble is, that it looks like farmer's property, and I imagine he'll be "very attached to his dad's old land rover" which is a PITA.
Haven't had a proper look at it, but headlights on wings so 2a/3 and it'll...
I'd imagine the fuel system needs bleeding, diesel cars aren't like petrol cars, you can't just refill from empty and go, any air in the lines or pump needs to be gotten rid of...
Not true, it's just a very loud clunk.
I rarely remember to double declutch to change L-H and it works fine.
Although, I'll probably be saving up for a new transfer box soon...