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  1. vwrob

    Fort St. John, British Columbia,Canada

    I rented a 20' enclosed. The axles were freshly epoxy painted and were lightly wired to the frame so ofcourse they rotated and the springs popped out about one hour into my 12 hour drive home. It made it pretty well unscathed. There's a small flat spot in the rear diff cover but that can be...
  2. vwrob

    Canadian crew cab

    I'm missing small things like the strip of body under the doors that runs the length of the body and the plastic surround for the fuel filler hole.. I'm wondering if the fuel tank is the gas one or a diesel one. Just starting to do research the last few days. I did notice a few broken bits so far
  3. vwrob

    Canadian crew cab

    I have a 300tdi and auto transmission out of a discovery I think. Originally it was a petrol v8 with a 5spd manual
  4. vwrob

    Canadian crew cab

    1991 ex ambulance 130 crew cab conversion. 300tdi automatic. This is how I got it.. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
  5. vwrob

    No, I'm not from Canada.

    Fort St. John, British Columbia. Mile 47 of the Alaska highway. Just bought a 130 crew cab project.
  6. vwrob

    Fort St. John, British Columbia,Canada

    hi I'm rob. Generally a vintage Vw guy but always wanted a defender and nwt I have one. I bought a 1991 LHD defender 130 high capacity crew cab last weekend. Drove 12 hour to Cochrane, Alberta and dragged it back relatively unharmed. It started life as a 130 ambulance in 'suffield' the...
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