What are the "modifications"?
Is it an "LA1" mod and if so what does that mean?
Cheers, Mick.
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What are the "modifications"?
Is it an "LA1" mod and if so what does that mean?
Cheers, Mick.
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Originally Posted by mick88
"Replacement engine of the same type"
Hardly worth it :)
Argh!? Where do you guys find these gems?
Matilda's a good name btw. Is the girl child going to help with the resto?
Cheers
Dan
This one was advertised on Facebook like this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco-tastic
" 88" Series 2a runs well $xxxx call or text. "
So I did :)
Yes she is going to help & she's quite excited about it which is good :)
We'll see how she is after 6 months of brake bleeding though;)
I've read somewhere that's about how long it takes :D :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Cannon
Cheers
Dan
Another Matilda. There is a series 1 of the same name on this forum:)
looking forward to the build thread:) Brake bleeding on a series is a hole other thing/struggle :)
Mrs hh:angel:
It's a 'Parallel Universe' Mrs H, bleeding brakes on a shorty is lot easier than 109, nice looking Land Rover, it has lot going for it, have fun cheers Dennis
I have never had significant problems bleeding brakes on Series Landrovers - only been doing it for fifty years. A lot of the "bleeding" problems are actually other problems such as shoes that don't match drums or adjusters that don't stay put.
John
X2. I got my s3 109 first go. Same with the s2a 109 when i had to replace a rusted pipe to rhf wheel a few yrs ago. If u do it right its easy. Minis are a whole different kettle of fish. Nasty little things...Quote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
Cheers Rod
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DaOot gave me hell with the brakes but I'm sure Matilda will be very nice to me :)