bustersbus

Well-Known Member

• Oct 4, 2008

• #21

carpyken said:

Thats interesting mate, the earliest one in the landy museum is CWK36Y


I take it you lot are all mad , I think I will fit in here . Didn't get to Driffield this year but hoping to drive it there next year

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Ah said that earlier dint ah when ah welcomed ye?

 

oil dripper

Well-Known Member

• Oct 4, 2008

• #22

carpyken said:

Thats interesting mate, the earliest one in the landy museum is CWK36Y


I take it you lot are all mad , I think I will fit in here . Didn't get to Driffield this year but hoping to drive it there next year

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shall ava ride up tamorra/laters an av a look to mek sure but i knows its a cwk


an yes to tha fust un,probly to tha second un

 

iannotts

New Member

• Oct 4, 2008

• #23

I'll get mi glasses and read the title

 

wiltshire landyman

I’m back

• Oct 4, 2008

• #24

why did landrover stop using the key method to open the bonnet seems like a bloody good idea to me.

 

tacr2man

Well-Known Member

• Oct 5, 2008

• #25

The opener is in the centre of the grill, the key is just a security lock an usually ends up just being left permanently unlocked until it siezes up

 

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carpyken

New Member

• Oct 5, 2008

• #26

Had a good weekend, bolted on a set of might fine rock sliders in place of the original sills and glazed the front screen. Also started her up for the 1st time in over a year, had to give it a little bleed to the pump but then she started and ran fine.

ken

 

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carpyken

New Member

• Feb 22, 2009

• #27

Hi all, still on with this thing, not spent much time in the garage over the last couple of months as its been far too cold . But as it stands now all the lower body work is on aand sprayed inc bonnet, screen etc, I've been finishing off a few bits under the bonnet this week. Also wired up the back end. Just five doors, and the interior to furnish really. Will load some more pics when I can.

Ken