Thread: Norfolk Island Landy Build

looks good, plenty of hours to go Enjoy it, I do, even if the wife is puzzled how I can be 'enjoying' and swearing at the same time.

Originally Posted by Lostkiwi

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Not sure what year it is But it's definitely late S2a. Is there away of finding out the year?
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Send us the chassis number and we/I can check it against the NSW delivery books. That will give us a close estimate of the month and year.

Diana

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Send us the chassis number and we/I can check it against the NSW delivery books. That will give us a close estimate of the month and year.

Diana

Thanks will try and get it tomorrow when i go out to work on it

Thanks to Lotz-A-Landies
I now know the age of my Wagon. It's a 1968 model. I'm now in the process of tracking the history of it on the Island! Which is proving to be harder than I thought Anyhow will keep working on it Will post some more pics soon

Hi all
Thought it was about time I did a quick up date on my Landie
Just finished running new brake lines yesterday This next week I will be starting on the motor and G/Box
Still have a long way to go But i can now see a very dime light at the end of the Tunnel
Will post more pics later



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Looking great, mate.

I envy your work space - and the outside storage - I have none of that.

Originally Posted by drifter

Looking great, mate.

I envy your work space - and the outside storage - I have none of that.

Cheers
I'm pretty lucky when it comes to the work shop! It belongs to a mate
4 bays All the gear- Sand blasting booth, lathes, welders etc Makes life so much easer

Full Recon in two cans Motor and G/Box are now in place.
Will put a few more pics up later
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