Welcome to Landyzone...is that legal in the UK towing a horse?...if you mean horsebox you better make sure chassis is up to it...
First landrover.. help
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Welcome to Landyzone...is that legal in the UK towing a horse?...if you mean horsebox you better make sure chassis is up to it...
Kimrow
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Thanks for all your replies, I don’t thinking had many things replaced, It’s only ever been used as a car in a holiday home and has just been stored in a garage for a long time before I got it. Hopefully I’ll be able to find someone fairly local who knows what they’re talking about and can have a quick look at it for me so I’ve a better idea what to do with it going forward 
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Kimrow
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Yes it is, well spotted!
Kimrow
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In a trailer yes, I wouldn’t be towing until the chassis was 100% though!
You'll get to know our sence of humour on here the longer you stay around...lol...post up some pics of bulkhead and chassis especially rear end of chassis as it's the bit that rots the most as it gets all the spray from road and none from leaking engine and box...post in 90/defender section more gurus will notice it...
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What a real gentLocal. Yep
I'll have a look for ya
Gord Wedman
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Just take a hammer to all of the frame and hangers. If it makes a resounding bang and knocks off some surface rust you are good to go. If it makes a hole not so good.
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Just don't swing the hammer like a navvy
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Yours sounds like my Discovery, little use and stored in a dry garage.
As long as it was stored correctly.. not put away with wet mud stuck to the underside, that sort of thing. It should have lasted better than some.
As long as it was stored correctly.. not put away with wet mud stuck to the underside, that sort of thing. It should have lasted better than some.
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brianp38dse
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Hello and welcome
hope its ok underneath, it does look a nice 90
hope its ok underneath, it does look a nice 90
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Except that your Discovery is very unlikely to have had a 19j.
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Sorry, you lost me. Is 19 some sort of reference to Paul Hardcastle??
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Thanks, I'm learning all the terminology19j is the engine type in a Ninety of this vintage
100% correct, of course
which always confused me, given they are actually 93" wheelbase
92.9 inch actually
What a real gent
Cheers.
Still waiting for contact back from @Kimrow ... perhaps this "work" thing is getting in the way ....
92.9 inch actually
You work in decimalised inches
Oh sorry Welcome to @Kimrow , if you want to tow, how big is the trailer and the orse? if its the 1 in you av then he/she looks a pretty big beast, Nice too
J
You work in decimalised inches
Oh sorry Welcome to @Kimrow , if you want to tow, how big is the trailer and the orse? if its the 1 in you av then he/she looks a pretty big beast, Nice too
J
Iirc that is how lr quoted the wheelbase?
Wiki does anyway.
Dimensions
Wheelbase
- 92.9 in (2,360 mm) (90)
- 110 in (2,794 mm) (110)
- 127 in (3,226 mm) (127)
- 160.5 in (4,077 mm) (90)
- 181.1 in (4,600 mm) (110)
Height
- 80.2 in (2,037 mm) (90)
- 84 in (2,134 mm) (110)
But is it because its easier to write rather than 7' 8 29/32"
Imperial Units
92 29/32 Inches (fraction)
92.9 Inches
Metric Units
2,359.66 Millimeters
I actually used to work with the messed up 10inches with ten tenths to a foot, the actual foot was the same as a 12inch foot
All good fun
J
