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It is with a bloody great German Shep sitting in it. :cool:

G'day! Nice to hear from someone else doing a resto - are you doing it yourself or is someone else doing it? I just got through bashing out the chassis to bulkhead pins - which you may well know on a 1964 vehicle may have seized after all those years. Luckily I only needed to spend about 30...

I grew up where you live as well as where I live and you get more than one day of sunshine in a row ... last time I was there in 2003 it was a bleedin Indian Summer! :) You need to be looking to the future, what with global warming, your summers are getting hotter and temps will go up so maybe...

Errr g'day? ... tough room ....

I removed my hardtop in about two hours when I did mine and lifted it off by myself ... they aren't that hard to remove.

Hey Ross, Well I live in Australia so the summer issue is more important here but no less so winter since where I live in the Mtns we get down to zero and it can snow from time to time. I'm not quite up on all the wacky taxes and insurance issues you guys have there though - so you will have to...

Hey Chris, Ok mate, I can only see the E suffix on one of your boxes so no idea what the other one is. What I can tell you is that the E suffix is from between the April 67 and December 68 period so is a 2a box in the later period. I can't really help with the other one. Hope that helps...

Hey mate, I'm actually in the same boat and I've got a hard top tropical roof for my 2a 88 but also a truck cab. I have half the hood bows and fittings for a ragtop and plan to have all three as I already have 110 bench seats to fit into the back. The idea is to stay modular and as flexible as...

G'day Miniman, It appears you have a Suffix A gearbox which is a very early dating for a Series 2; not a 2a from my study of it. I have both a Suffix A and Suffix B gearbox and can verify that the Suffix B box is from the 1964 which generally starts the beginning of the 2a period. The various...

Hey Matt, A Series 3 is a great choice but personally I would recommend a Series 2a with the headlights still on the breakfast! The Series 3 is certainly a Series Land Rover but the classic Series Land Rover is the 2 or 2a before the lights went to the wings. I have a truck cab 2a shorty myself...

G'day all. I thought I'd post a few pics of my current project - 1964 Series 2A 88" called Bronson - by way of an introduction. A bit of detective work on Bronson revealed that with a gearbox and chassis suffix number both being B made Bronson a Feb 64 vehicle; one of only 8,207 built for CKD...