auszookers Topics Just a little more liberal than here...... lots of naughty words & poo stirring, but one of the best for REAL help.
I probably should have said "rust free examples in original condition." But not trying to put them down, twitchy. I've a real soft spot for Zukes, and I've looked at a few LJs to buy, but not found anything that wasn't riddled. I've had an SJ and I'd still own it except that it looked much too hard to get babies into the back!
Steve
2003 Discovery 2a
In better care:
1992 Defender
1963 Series IIa Ambulance
1977 Series III Ex-Army
1988 County V8
1981 V8 Series 3 "Stage 1"
REMLR No. 215
That's not a LJ80, it's a LJ81
The LJ80 is the soft top, the LJ80V is the hard top and the LJ81 is the tray back.
Tony
Hi Phil & Helen here, funnily enough we have an lj80 Suzuki (79 model) along with a few Land Rovers. For parts search Suzuki and look to the right hand side of your screen you may find some unusual parts. This is mostly applicable to us as Land Rover owners, hope this help
Regards Phil & Helen
The suzuki 4wd club in sydney has started restoring LJs. They have many of them restored to original are with the help of the lroc, have got a historic registration scheme going.
This video was done at last year's zukhana event, sorry about the ad at the beginning, all of my videos are monetised and so far I've pulled in about 29cents.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a319...e_gdata_player
LAND ROVER;HELPING PUT OIL BACK IN THE GROUND FOR 70 YEARSCARS DON'T GET ANY "GREENER" THAT.
I'm lucky enough to know of a LJ50V that is not only rust free it still has it's original bar treads.![]()
Hercules: 1986 110 Isuzu 3.9 (4BD1-T)
Brutus: 1969 109 ExMil 2a FFT (loved and lost)
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