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They came on the vehicle, which was restored about 20 years ago. I've owned it for 5 years. The only thing I've done to the tools set is refinish the wood handles and paint the metal parts black. The shovel is a British brand, whose name escapes me at the moment, and originally had some chrome...

I think your yellow marked one may be a spare. I've included a few pics from my tailgate. If you need something more specific, just let me know.

I take out the bolt closest to the front bumper and the bolt closest to the bulkhead. I drip oil in with a plastic condiment bottle from the grocery store. I will sometimes turn the steering wheel from lock to lock a few times, which seems to help the oil flow down into the relay. These days it...

Do yourself a favor and get a brand new, Global Roamer Overdrive. Wonderful piece of machinery. May have to save a little longer but worth the wait.

We soften lines for the boat, which get very hard and stiff from long exposure to salt water and sun by washing them and using Downy Fabric Softener. They go from stiff as a board to soft as a wet noodle. Is it possible for you to put your hood in a child's plastic wading pool or something of...

For Americans looking for hood stick sets, visit www.pangolin4x4.com as they have original NOS Land Rover complete hood stick kits for sale. The price is basically the same as Britpart or Exmoor but the patina and quality are better. They have these for both 88" and 109" vehicles...

Talk to Ike at www.pangolin4x4.com for parts. He's probably got the largest supply of NOS parts in North America. Really good folks at Pangolin 4x4 too. He'll be very interested in your find I feel sure. Good luck with the project!

James Martin's answer was about the steering relay and not the steering box. He was responding to the question from Rodeo Joe. Rodeo Joe, if it's been a while since your relay was topped up expect it to take a while. I use a little clear squeeze bottle from the grocery store. Take out the two...

I don't have an experience with the newer style steering wheel to compare with my vehicle, but the wheel has held up well and it drives well. The leather cover made a big difference in the comfort of the wheel in the hands. It was not hard to install either. Indicator works well and the cover...

The leather steering wheel cover from Pangolin 4x4 is a fantastic product. It makes the steering wheel a little thicker and has a much better 'hand' than the cast resin. https://pangolin4x4.com/item/188

I, too, bolted directly to the windscreen and then placed a bit of rubber between the stalk and split in the windscreen - problem eliminated.

It's not clear from your message - is the starter motor actually engaging and turning over the engine? If not disconnect the starter motor's electrical cables, clean the contacts very well and reconnect securely. Also disconnect the related ground connections and do the same. A fully charged...

Great scenery and love the Land Rover! The film went dark at 58 seconds for me but still thought it was very well done. Glad to know you took a gamble and it's paid off so nicely. Thanks for sharing the video.

Impressive result!

You can get NOS ones from pangolin4x4.com in the US for $160 which I think is about 120 Pounds.

That looks terrific for a hand application of the paint - well done! The new galvanized parts looking cracking as well. Great job!

You will LOVE the Global Roamer Overdrive. It's a really well-built piece and contributes greatly to an improved driving experience.

It was all in place when I purchased the vehicle. I've seen the tailgate parts at Rover North. https://www.roversnorth.com/ProductDesc.aspx?code=RNK011&type=3 They also sell the shovel but not the pick axe handle and head. I think the shovel, pick axe handle and head, are made in the U.K. by...

Looks really nice! You've done a great job. I recently completed the same using the Exmoor product and am very happy with the result. I'm really enjoying the shade from the top while being able to motor with the side and rear curtains rolled up. Got a lot of compliments from the other horse...

Mine has four mounting points. Two off the radiator panel on bent brackets and two tap directly into the dumb iron. From above: From underneath: