I think I know the answer.

[V8Ian]

Does the body have to be lifted, to remove the transmission? I'm pretty sure not.

[Tins]

Does the body have to be lifted, to remove the transmission? I'm pretty sure not.

Your mate would whip it out in an hour..... [bighmmm]

Have you broken it?

[Tins]

https://youtu.be/tZitdvz68mM'si=CCttyMuXDUy2wf1K

[Tins]

Looks easier than the D2.

[Tins]

That's the right car, isn't it Ian? Yours is the GM?

[V8Ian]

That's the right car, isn't it Ian? Yours is the GM?
Yes John, right car, but reverse has escaped from my box.

[scarry]

Yes John, right car, but reverse has escaped from my box.

Easy fix,just remember when using it,don't get into a situation where you need to use reverse......[bigrolf]

The joys of owning LRs,there is always something that needs doing[biggrin]

[V8Ian]

Easy fix,just remember when using it,don't get into a situation where you need to use reverse......[bigrolf]

The joys of owning LRs,there is always something that needs doing[biggrin]
I learned that lesson, sort of, many years ago, in a Holden. Except for the time I parked, pointing down hill, at Big Rooster, Lutwyche. After forcing it into reverse, I couldn't get it out. Had to reverse from there, through The Valley, to the far end of New Farm. :angry::angry:

[scarry]

A bit off topic,i remember the old Man driving around Fraser Is for quite a few weeks in the Series 1 with no brakes(apart from the handbrake) as it had a broken brake pipe.

Eventually the parts arrived,thrown out of a low flying circulating light plane, in a potato sack, at the old Coomboo lake airstrip.