Yes, cant remember his name but he had a few other landies also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick-Kelly
Do you know him ?
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Yes, cant remember his name but he had a few other landies also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick-Kelly
Do you know him ?
G'day Jbarracl :)
It's not Brendon is it????:)
cheers
Hi Vans,
I have some original diffs and gearbox/ transfer case if you need them for a 107 wagon. I have a 107 wagonn with series 3 running gear.
Whats with the Vans RV6 stuff you have one? Great little machine.
I've gone out there and bought some stuff of him. He posts things on fleabay as 'one knight stand'. I got the straightest series 2 tub ive seen in years for $50. He has an interesting collection of bits and pieces. We talked about the series one when i was there and he was still going at it as a project. He had a donor vehicle as well. I think he has spoken the Uncle Ho before as he drives a 2A ex mill.
G'day Mick-Kelly :)
Yup! we have spoken, also Rob Hay has bought a few things from him, nice guy. location classified;)
How's the mozzies treating you:D
If you are not working I will be up at the Caboolture Historic Villiage on Sunday with a few of the Jeep club boys for the display day on Sunday so pop in and say Hi:) as it's the GM day up there.
cheers
Fourgearsticks,
Thanks for the info. I haven't actually procured the 107 yet but I am working on it. It would be great to turn it back to original...I think. It would be fantastic to get some info off someone who has got a 107sw when I get going.
Youve got the vansrv6 bit nearly right, its not going yet. I have just fitted the engine and I am about to start the engine fitout and instruments etc. I figured doing up a landrover couldnt be as hard as building a plane!
I will try to put some photos of the 107sw on tommorow.
Some photos of the 107sw prosepctive restore
Isn't that where they always go with the rot, just below the windscreen!Quote:
Originally Posted by vansrv6
Very interesting PTO winch - Do you know what brand it is????
Diana
I think is was a home made job - slightly big for the vehicle
It could be a Garwood, in the early days all the PTO front winches were very big. The first small PTO was the Toyota branded one on the 3 speed Land CruisersQuote:
Originally Posted by vansrv6
Diana