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It's not a county if there's no windows in the back?
Those springs look rusty what's the rest of the chassis like?
Those springs look rusty what's the rest of the chassis like?
Best plan with a Ninety. They are OK, but like regular fluid changes. The only thing really worth doing is to replace the original engine when it wears out, which has already been done on yours.Sweet, yeah plan is to full service everything first. It's not my daily drive so time will come for this project.
Another thing I can see missing is the washer bottle
Pretty typical. Lot of silly bolt ons that you don't really need. As they are there, and working, I would leave them until they fail.Haha yeah it's a weird one, picked it up last week - https://www.tandtmotors.co.uk/used-...5-tdi-county-3dr-east-ardsley-202112220741834
Are the gearboxes the same on the 300tdi vs 200tdi, curious to find out what the previous owners have done to it.
Thanks for all your comments btw
Could be wrong, but I think that is a Puma bonnet. I don't like those either, but some do.Early wings & bulkhead.defiantly a bitsa
Oh it also has the wrong (td5) bonnet on it.
Pretty typical. Lot of silly bolt ons that you don't really need. As they are there, and working, I would leave them until they fail.
Personally, I would get rid of the snorkel, because I think they look silly. But if you like it, turn the top round, it will save you fuel, and stop so much water going down it. Likewise the winch, but if you want to keep that, make sure your electrics are safe enough to power it.
Yeah my plan is to keep the wading stuff, someone actually spent time to installing a full kit on it, I live quite rural so it's a plus with the lift etc also.Pretty typical. Lot of silly bolt ons that you don't really need. As they are there, and working, I would leave them until they fail.
Personally, I would get rid of the snorkel, because I think they look silly. But if you like it, turn the top round, it will save you fuel, and stop so much water going down it. Likewise the winch, but if you want to keep that, make sure your electrics are safe enough to power it.
Yeah my plan is to keep the wading stuff, someone actually spent time to installing a full kit on it, I live quite rural so it's a plus with the lift etc also.
The winch is ****ed and i plan on having two high crank batteries with a split charger for the winch aux one.
Looks to have had some welding to pass the MOT back in October so I'd suggest keeping an eye on the chassis.It's not a county if there's no windows in the back?
Those springs look rusty what's the rest of the chassis like?
Yeah i've gone over the chassis, can't see any rust it's pretty solid, first thing i did. Got right under there and been inspecting, no signs of welding either, only on the cat..Looks to have had some welding to pass the MOT back in October so I'd suggest keeping an eye on the chassis.
Yeah i've gone over the chassis, can't see any rust it's pretty solid, first thing i did. Got right under there and been inspecting, no signs of welding either, only on the cat..
That's an MOT failure -------no signs of welding either, only on the cat..
I think his comment was due to the fact that a diesel vehicle that age doesn't need a catalytic converter fitted for the MOT.That's an MOT failure -------
Hey,
Sorry for the noob question, but is this a 200tdi engine?
Also should there be a fan + viscous hub on the front?
Thanks in advance
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