-Defender110-
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Looking at buying a LHD 90, wondering is there much work/money involved?? it wouldnt be a particularly pressing issue, just curious has anyone dealt with it before? 
LHD to RHD nightmare or not??
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blue beasty
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Much work/money involved in what?
storm99
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Just drive backwards.
thought it was mine!
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or upside down
blue beasty
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Ah....I see :doh: Not a clue tbh.....sorry
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no bother beasty, surely someone will have some experience i reckon things like the handbrake and steering..'rods?!' are re useable?! just a case of a new heater, pas box, pipes and brake pipes? any thoughts people??
i reckon things like the handbrake and steering..'rods?!' are re useable?! just a case of a new heater, pas box, pipes and brake pipes? any thoughts people??
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Like this....?
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-Defender110-
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@beasty: ....typical beasty, gearboxes like a rubix cube
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apart from another swivel housing ,pas box ,etc the most work is with the bukhead
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Wouldn,t be an 86 for E4250 would it????Looking at buying a LHD 90, wondering is there much work/money involved?? it wouldnt be a particularly pressing issue, just curious has anyone dealt with it before?
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-Defender110-
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thats the one mick, going to view it tomorrow, tis down my neck of the woods why, you have your eye on it??
why, you have your eye on it??
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No just looking. Got enough trouble with my 88, 110. Try and nick for E3000 but beat the **** out of the chassis before you part with any money. Will the ins be any different on a lhd. If not, leave as is.thats the one mick, going to view it tomorrow, tis down my neck of the woods
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Why not leave it as a LHD. your up high so can see over the traffic. You wont have much speed so not a lot of overtaking and when you sell in France you will get more for it.
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ill let you know how it goes mick, if its not for me, you might still want a look
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Id love to as it seems very good in his write up. My problem is that i should re-name myself, Mick the X builderill let you know how it goes mick, if its not for me, you might still want a look
.He may accept a cheeky bid as he is off to Oz.
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@ Mick the X Builder
Went out and had a look, but your man wasnt there, the brother was, he spent the whole time telling me how he was hoping that it wouldnt sell because he wanted to keep it
Anyway, chassis looks perfect, not a slight sign of rust (its waxoiled so hard to really tell how it is) but had a good look/bang around and it looks grand, 200tdi engine, sweet as a nut, starts first turn no bother, only leak visable is from the timing cover seal by the looks of it but otherwise its grand, LT77 gearbox, seems fine, bit 'clicky' and sometimes hard to find first (probably due to the fact that i was sitting the wrong side of the gearbox ) clutch is fine, release bearing is probably on the way out though. The clock says 318000 miles, but doubt that counts for much considering the condition of the engine/gearbox/chassis. Body is perfect. winch is a 6500...superwinch i think? but looks unused, interior isnt too bad, but needs a bit of work to be right, dash electrics are a bit arseways, seats are very comfy too
anyway, took it for a drive, tis very smooth, and has loads of pull, but its not for me, the LDH would drive me insane, i kept winding the window down to change gear
Oh, are the owner is off some time this week coming so if your interested id say you'll get it for good money.
Hope this helps
Went out and had a look, but your man wasnt there, the brother was, he spent the whole time telling me how he was hoping that it wouldnt sell because he wanted to keep it
Anyway, chassis looks perfect, not a slight sign of rust (its waxoiled so hard to really tell how it is) but had a good look/bang around and it looks grand, 200tdi engine, sweet as a nut, starts first turn no bother, only leak visable is from the timing cover seal by the looks of it but otherwise its grand, LT77 gearbox, seems fine, bit 'clicky' and sometimes hard to find first (probably due to the fact that i was sitting the wrong side of the gearbox
) clutch is fine, release bearing is probably on the way out though. The clock says 318000 miles, but doubt that counts for much considering the condition of the engine/gearbox/chassis. Body is perfect. winch is a 6500...superwinch i think? but looks unused, interior isnt too bad, but needs a bit of work to be right, dash electrics are a bit arseways, seats are very comfy too anyway, took it for a drive, tis very smooth, and has loads of pull, but its not for me, the LDH would drive me insane, i kept winding the window down to change gear
Oh, are the owner is off some time this week coming so if your interested id say you'll get it for good money.
Hope this helps
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im allways suspicious of freshly waxoyled chassis when up for sale
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looks fresh enough but i went around it with an 'emergency window breaker' out of a bus, you know the pointy hammer yoke? it seemed very good in fairness.
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@ Mick the X Builder
Went out and had a look, but your man wasnt there, the brother was, he spent the whole time telling me how he was hoping that it wouldnt sell because he wanted to keep it
Anyway, chassis looks perfect, not a slight sign of rust (its waxoiled so hard to really tell how it is) but had a good look/bang around and it looks grand, 200tdi engine, sweet as a nut, starts first turn no bother, only leak visable is from the timing cover seal by the looks of it but otherwise its grand, LT77 gearbox, seems fine, bit 'clicky' and sometimes hard to find first (probably due to the fact that i was sitting the wrong side of the gearbox
anyway, took it for a drive, tis very smooth, and has loads of pull, but its not for me, the LDH would drive me insane, i kept winding the window down to change gear
Oh, are the owner is off some time this week coming so if your interested id say you'll get it for good money.
Hope this helps
What are you trying to do to me!!Things are a bit tight here at the mo so cant even look. Im holding out for a 110 that is currently in use for a london borough council. Apparently they are going to get rid after this winter because of the emision limits now set in London. My mate who works there has first dibs on it and will hand over to me. Fingers crossed. I know what you mean about left hand drive. If it was an auto it would have worked!
