good to hear it seems these engines can sit for a long time and still be ready to go when you want.
the starter button got me the first time too
After sitting for 5 years i decided to see if i could make her run, i threw in a borrowed battery and turned the ignition on, after i finally figured out there's a big button to start it i gave said big button a push and she fired into life on the second turn of the starter!!
She chugged away with a nice smooth idle and sounded sweet
That is old school cool right there, try doing that to a modern car
I love my old Landrover
good to hear it seems these engines can sit for a long time and still be ready to go when you want.
the starter button got me the first time too
Congratulations, I think that when you get your new toy to run, its abit of a bonus that you have got something for nothing and gives you a sense of satisfaction that you didnt buy a piece of rubbish.
Cheers Steve
I bought a weekender property in Gippsland Vic a few years ago, and after a year or so of ownership I went walking in a remote area of the block and found a S2 swb. Nose down in a gully, front spring mount and spring bent on a rock.
It was almost invisible covered in leaves and branches. With the canvas top rotted the interior was full to the seat boxes with leaves and branches.
There was a Lucas distributor cap in a cupboard in the shack, guess what it fitted.
Walked back with a can of petrol and a battery, It started after 15 sec of cranking, drove it back to the house.
Previous property owner had the place for 10 years, didn't know it was there.
What a bonus!!!
Terry
80 109" 2.6 P ex Army GS, saved from the scrappie.
95 300tdi 130 Single cab tray.
2010 Guzzi 750
Amazing vehicles!
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
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