BostonSpaDefender
New Member
So last week, I finally got around to dragging the old 90 that my friend has let me have, out of a field.
After 6 years of being stood, to my amazement it started up (with aid of a boost pack and fresh diesel).
So back home and here is the assessment:-
1. Rear 1/4 chassis - rotten
2. Bulk head - both top corners rotten, passenger door pillar rotten
3. Both doors - rotten
4. Brakes - non existent
5. Exhaust - missing
6. Front chassis legs - dodgy
7. Electrics - very dodgy
8. Body cappings rotten
9. Interior covered in farm s@$te
Good bits
1. Rear door is OK
2. Roof OK
3. Bonnet OK
The log book states it is a LR 90C Reg. It looks like it started life as a yellow (coast guard??) van. At some point it has been given rear windows and a green paint job, with white roof. Although now there is so much moss growing on it, the whole thing is green!
So, here's the question, do I:-
1. Rebuild it (it would be the biggest mechanical job I had attempted!)
2. Scrap it
3. Break it for spares
4. Does anyone out there want to buy it????
All suggestions gratefully received!
Cheers
Chris
After 6 years of being stood, to my amazement it started up (with aid of a boost pack and fresh diesel).
So back home and here is the assessment:-
1. Rear 1/4 chassis - rotten
2. Bulk head - both top corners rotten, passenger door pillar rotten
3. Both doors - rotten
4. Brakes - non existent
5. Exhaust - missing
6. Front chassis legs - dodgy
7. Electrics - very dodgy
8. Body cappings rotten
9. Interior covered in farm s@$te
Good bits
1. Rear door is OK
2. Roof OK
3. Bonnet OK
The log book states it is a LR 90C Reg. It looks like it started life as a yellow (coast guard??) van. At some point it has been given rear windows and a green paint job, with white roof. Although now there is so much moss growing on it, the whole thing is green!
So, here's the question, do I:-
1. Rebuild it (it would be the biggest mechanical job I had attempted!)
2. Scrap it
3. Break it for spares
4. Does anyone out there want to buy it????
All suggestions gratefully received!
Cheers
Chris