Thread: Leyland Suid Afrika?

Originally Posted by 78RRman

Ok excuse the one pic at a time. I jumped under and I can spin the front prop shaft so it's not locked to the rear, drove her down the shop before and gearbox was a lot quieter, noise returned when I applied a bit of downward pressure in second when it was engaged

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Well that looks like a good addition All those windows to open up, oh you are in Tassie, up here they would be a blessing to get more airflow

Mrs hh

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I wonder if that is original for South Africa, maybe

Mrs hh

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Yes the extra ventilation will be handy even in Tas, not sure could be a moch up if it is they've done well especially the filler cap at the rear rather than behind drivers door, either either I'm happy might take her for an over nighter tomorrow see if she can find me some trout. I'm hoping the built in trout finder still works

Originally Posted by 78RRman

Yes the extra ventilation will be handy even in Tas, not sure could be a moch up if it is they've done well especially the filler cap at the rear rather than behind drivers door, either either I'm happy might take her for an over nighter tomorrow see if she can find me some trout. I'm hoping the built in trout finder still works

Let us know how you fare, don't do trout fishing but in saying that Tassie is a wonderful and beautiful place to be

Pics of course

Mrs hh

Looks to be in very nice condition, and the seat I have seen nothing like since the Series 1 utes!

Thanks Jd she's a beaut took her for a spin up to Jeffery's track just out of Hobart yesterday to make sure low range was all working and she went like a trooper what a great truck I'm stoked to own a series.

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A few things though
- it won't go into 5th gear
- I can't find the ac switch
- also the intermittent wiper switch is missing
- LR did a really good job hiding the stereo in this model
- I also think it needs a tune feels like it only has about 73 horse power