Thread: Gilbert

Gilbert is getting a bit harder to drive.
No fuel tank, and feels like I am in a Hotrod.

whitehillbilly

I'd be inclined to straighten it - there has been a discussion on how to do this in another build thread, but I can't remember which one.

All Series Landrovers have serial numbers on both axle housings. They are not the same as the chassis number.

John

Originally Posted by whitehillbilly64

well lots of mud came off and out of many orifices.
Pressure cleaner even up the chassis, and more muddy water.
Still needs a bit of degreaser in some places and another clean.
Looks like it has been paint not that long ago. not much flaking paint.
Then wire brush, deruster and paint.
What paint are members using on the chassis ????

whitehillbilly

As for mud in the chassis have a look at the thread on here where Harry is tidying up a series chassis (Just bought a 2A). Also in the same thread there is mention of a paint that is guaranteed for decades.


Cheers, Mick.

[QUOTE=JDNSW;2493047]I'd be inclined to straighten it - there has been a discussion on how to do this in another build thread, but I can't remember which one.






Crackers (The Restoration of Wombat) - had a go at it on his series 1 thread.
cheers,
D

So with other projects out the way, back to Gilbert.
3 hoses from the fuel filler.
Filler, breather but what is the other one.
Thanks

whitehillbilly

Both the guards are off.
Pillar bolts undone easy, but 2 were under a bent guard. 2 1/2 hrs later, they are out.
mud guards will need some repair.
Can see footwells and pillars better.
Think I will try and fit new ones, I think HoHars makes them up.
RH side

whitehillbilly

LH side.

Front dumb irons look a bit rough,
so some pics and the front end of the other chassis I want to add.
I have done a couple of cut out and weld spots, and have to plate up the two front sections.


whitehillbilly