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hi guys has anybody out there fitted there own lpg conversion. i've seen them advertised and was wondering how difficult it would be! any ideas gratefully recieved cheers rick

can i just add one positive i've just thought of? living in the land of the traffic taliban, it does get make getting a speeding ticket quite difficult!!!!!!!! rick .................................................. i can't make the brakes work any better so i've made the horn louder

cheers gareth i ll try fhat, hope to get some pics later rick

hi all where can i find details of the history of an ex raf series 1 all i know is that it was built in 58 and released in 85; it appears to be an original two wheel drive........ the front axle, swivels etc. are land rover but there's no diff ??? i did read somewhere that a few were supplied...

hi.. new to this serious question what's a freeander?

cheers yd i,ll go have a look one evening this week rick

hi again yd i live in amlwch, cant remember where ats is. is it by tesco?

thanks again yd i ll call him am. even if he don't got what i want i enjoy looking at old landies. is that a bit sad or what??

thanks yd. i ll call him tomorrow cheers rick

hi yd. email address [email protected]. if easier if you have his postcode or phone no, i ll find him that way cheers rick

hi yella disco. caerwys is ideal, pass with a works van nearly every day. any more details greatly appreciated. i might even consider a scapper with a shot chassis if there is one out there somewhere. cheers rick

thanks wp. i'm trying to find out if the axles are original series 2, regardless of what the log book says and i think i remember something about the steering arm being moved on series 3. it's been a long time since i,ve had a landy and trying to remember everything!

sunny? anglesey....

hi out there. just joined this forum, and i'm looking for some advice. i've just bought a 1959 landy that someone's "customized" with a series 3 body. am i right in thinking that s2 axles only had the one brake cylinder and that the steering arm ran to the bottom of the wheel (if you know what i...