Billy B
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Took to for the retest this morning, passed no problemo
Pulled out of the test bay and first job had to tow a fooked mitsi across the forecourtound:ound:
Few teething problems to sort out and the fact it sounds like a spitfire inside cause none of the mats are in, it runs pretty good
Pulled out of the test bay and first job had to tow a fooked mitsi across the forecourt
ound:ound:
Few teething problems to sort out and the fact it sounds like a spitfire inside cause none of the mats are in, it runs pretty good
Dan_Trials
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Excellent work mate! Really enjoyed this build!
Billy B
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Cheers guys, loads more to do
1. Sound proofing
2. Cubby box
3. Lining the back
4. Put all the towing gear back on
5. Loads of fine tuning
Don't suppose it will ever end, feeling quite pleased with myself today
Dan_Trials
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Too right man, that's a good job right there!
waldershelf
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I've followed this thread from the start, you are to be congratulated on producing a first class refurb' for sensible money. Another Landy saved from a steady decline into being broken for spares.:bounce:
Billy B
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Got to get a new battery, the ones I've had lying about wont take a charge and I'm having to park on a downslope just in case, need to find a new grub screw for the wiper blades as one nearly fell off today
And I've really got to do something about the noise in the cab!!
And I've really got to do something about the noise in the cab!!
sp00k
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I've really enjoyed your rebuild thread - thanks for sharing. I'll be following your soundproofing with interest as that's my next job.
flat
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Yep me to lol, bare defender interiors are harsh
