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Yep, there are some top notch shiny rebuilds on the go at the moment. Mine's way off this standard but, it's great to see what can be achieved.
Rebuilding my 90
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Yep, there are some top notch shiny rebuilds on the go at the moment. Mine's way off this standard but, it's great to see what can be achieved.
bencorkill
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How are you going to get the tdci bulkhead to work in regards to tunnel and gear stick position?
That is kind of how I feel too...
Littelwill
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Love it!!
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I'm putting it down to experience, James. First rebuild I've done. I've regularly followed your work too and it's perfectly fine. Mine's not too bad, but compared to some of these guys I've a lot to learn. That's what it's all about really.
You're right James and A1203 both you're works are ace I have done it before and learnt by doing things different each time ! I have learnt things off here by reading and viewing others posts and threads the diversity in people's ideas and approach to a rebuild is what makes landyzone a great gathering place [emoji41][emoji106]
greyhair
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I don't think either of you have anything to worry about, you have both done great rebuilds
Just Gatso has done a number of rebuilds
and has extreme OCD and very deep pockets
aaronmorris
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I've got to agree too, some of these lately put mine to shame.
And I don't have very deep pockets Which plays a fair part in any build, although you can do them on a budget if needed.
But the more I do, the more I learn, and realize what can be done on the next one to improve or make it better, it's bloody never ending
And I don't have very deep pockets
Which plays a fair part in any build, although you can do them on a budget if needed. But the more I do, the more I learn, and realize what can be done on the next one to improve or make it better, it's bloody never ending
I don't think either of you have anything to worry about, you have both done great rebuilds
Just Gatso has done a number of rebuilds
and has extreme OCD and very deep pockets
Ha ha lol deep pockets but short arms lol [emoji12][emoji12]
I think impatience, lack of funds and inexperience were the main reasons that mine doesn't look like that. I'm still paying off the credit card! I wanted it back on the road for winter. Good job I did as I had great fun in the snow
Saying that I am still really pleased with how it turned out, and people that know me can't believe that I built it. Off to Portugal in it in 2 weeks
I would like to have another go once I get a shed with decent lighting and a compressor, that can be heated and doesn't rust your tools overnight!
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I've got to agree too, some of these lately put mine to shame.
And I don't have very deep pockets
But the more I do, the more I learn, and realize what can be done on the next one to improve or make it better, it's bloody never ending
Exactly, the more you do the more you learn. But, the main thing for me is the realising what can be done better. Seeing others work on here has opened my eyes to how high the bar can be set. It might give you a brief 'oh bugger' moment, but you have to embrace and learn from it or you would remain mediocre!
Don't know about ace, GATSO. But I have learned so much off this forum it's unbelievable. Should get closer to ace with future work. After my build is finished I would like to have another go at the axles.
I think impatience, lack of funds and inexperience were the main reasons that mine doesn't look like that. I'm still paying off the credit card! I wanted it back on the road for winter. Good job I did as I had great fun in the snow
Saying that I am still really pleased with how it turned out, and people that know me can't believe that I built it. Off to Portugal in it in 2 weeks
I would like to have another go once I get a shed with decent lighting and a compressor, that can be heated and doesn't rust your tools overnight!
Like you I'm still really pleased with what I've achieved, though it's not finished yet! Yes a workshop you can get the Landy in would be nice
Portugal trip sounds great. We're going camping in the Pyrenees and Northern Spain this summer - in the Mondeo estate though!
captainbeaky
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Only just stumbled on this.
This is one hell of a build...
Absolutely incredible attention to detail.
I'm taking detailed notes for my build....
Especially like the electroplated parts.
I'm definitely going to be doing that with mine....
Keep up the good work...
This is one hell of a build...
Absolutely incredible attention to detail.
I'm taking detailed notes for my build....
Especially like the electroplated parts.
I'm definitely going to be doing that with mine....
Keep up the good work...
Jason2
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oooooooh wow ! Look at that chassis Galvanised porn
Well want !
Galvanised porn Well want !
Not a lot done again [emoji107]🏿 fitted roll bars front and rear just links to fit yet to front one [emoji106] and my wheels have arrived so going to fit them still need to get chassis up to where eng n box are to get them chucked in lol "slowly slowly catchy monkey"
all for now hope to do more soon when I can be bothered lol
cowasaki
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How far done is the bulkhead? Looking forward to seeing the top half going together too.
cowasaki
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Just make sure you sort the security out on it and get an agreed value policy!
