It wont even move itself yet. I've still got to paint and put the roof back on and wire it first. It hasn't been drivable for the last 6months or so when from the engine/gearbox swap.Quote:
Originally Posted by kombi1976
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It wont even move itself yet. I've still got to paint and put the roof back on and wire it first. It hasn't been drivable for the last 6months or so when from the engine/gearbox swap.Quote:
Originally Posted by kombi1976
65 109
I've got 71 2a swb, 61 2 lwb and half a lwb 2 (literaly):D
1969 2a 109" GS in a state of being brought back to former glory.
Sold the 1971 SeriesIIA.Workshop:(
Still have the 1964 SeriesIIA 109 Firetender. (Running)
and have accquired a 1968 Series IIA 109 GS (Running)
Burt 1960 something IIA 88" - Part mine part the old mans :)
Been in the family for 5 years now
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...009/08/565.jpg
That looks pretty straight Jock. Which part's yours?:D
(Jock: "Dad, you can have the bullbar and the wheels - the rest is mine!":p)
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Originally Posted by Sleepy
:D As of the other day all of it. I used to have a pretty good downhill bike. With front and rear shockies. Dad had a car accident a couple of years ago and needed a push bike with shockies so I did a bit of wheeling and dealing and got the Landy :)
More pics here:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/series-2-2...series-ii.html
Looks straight but :( poor ol' Burt is a bit crook, lots of bog in the panels, interior was lined with carpet which is all falling out, and the bottoms of the doors have corroded out. Needs a bit of work. But the motor is good which is a start. He was sitting out in the paddock for about a year and a half without being started. I took pity on him and drained the fuel tank, put fresh fuel in, topped up the oil and water, had a fiddle with the plug leads, took off the air filter, put some fuel down inside the carby and vroooom away he went :D
I then found the back axle had snapped, so I sourced a whole diff and just put that in, as well as rear springs out of a 109 Series III.
One day Ill get a shed to pull him apart in :)
Yep, I have one. Recovered it from my parent's hay shed in Vic at Christmas and stored it. I now have to get it to WA where I live and start work on it. It is a diesel SWB to add to my 110 Defender and P38A RR. Luckily it missed getting burnt by about 500 metres - so far anyway - fires still burning in Taggerty area.
Regards
Rock Doctor.
Our family, specially my dad and I own two land rover series II..
Land rover 88' 1961 ("totop markotop")..still in daily and family use..
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...009/02/985.jpg
my dad own this for about 35 years now..
we still using this a lot, for daily activities and also light offroad activities...
Land rover 88' 1960 ("daniel's little helper") - modified to land rover series III..actually this vehicle is rested for a restoration job...
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...009/02/986.jpg
this one have the same age like me, 21 year old of ownership...my dad got in the same year that i was born..this one belongs to me because he (dad) said so..heheh...
regards,
daniel prasetyo :)