Newbs I don't know weather to laugh or cry.
That's engineering at it's lowest level. I'd frame those........
I have seen quite a few different ways that Holden red motors have been adapted into Series Landys. For those interested, here are some closeups of the engine & gearbox mounting for the 186 conversion that was done in my 1951 80inch Series 1. Feel free to add comparison pics of the setups in your vehicles.
Driver's engine mount
Passenger engine mount
No butchering of the front crossmember
Passenger gearbox mount
Driver's gearbox mount
I will be turfing all this in my restoration (see Member's Rigs) for something different...
Newbs I don't know weather to laugh or cry.
That's engineering at it's lowest level. I'd frame those........
Yea I rekon the whole lot was done in the back paddock of some bloke's farm way back when...
To be fair it still runs and drives okay, certianly enough to be a farm truck/paddock basher
It's a 186 - runs great and has heaps of power, I'd guess it was done in the 1980s some time. I was tempted to re register it with the 186 but there is no way I would bother getting it engineered...
To be fair it still runs and drives okay,
The old saying, If it aint broke don't fix it
My holden conversion did not even use a conversion kit. The standard landrover adapter plate was just bolted to the rear of the holden engine. The holes for the bolts were not even drilled - just punched through the aluminium with a cold chisel.
It did work though.
REMLR 243
2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6
1977 FC 101
1976 Jaguar XJ12C
1973 Haflinger AP700
1971 Jaguar V12 E-Type Series 3 Roadster
1957 Series 1 88"
1957 Series 1 88" Station Wagon
The Gearbox crossmember is a GEM
Hi there Garrycol
I have heard of some dodgy workman ship but:
That amazing.................My holden conversion did not even use a conversion kit. The standard landrover adapter plate was just bolted to the rear of the holden engine. The holes for the bolts were not even drilled - just punched through the aluminium with a cold chisel.
All the best
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