Ryanj
Member
Hi all,
Just got my first Landy, 86 reg 90. To say she needs some TLC would be an understatement, but we all start somewhere. A nice vehicle to learn on and play around with. Drives and runs fine, but cosmetically, I've seen better....
Used to do a lot of green lanes and quarrys a few years back (not my vehicle) & (I was only a young pup) with a family member. Had a go myself a fair bit but now I've got my own.
I think the old boy who had it before let his dog chew the seats, luckily my stepdad is a bit of a enthusiast and has accumulated parts and bits over the years so I have some in better shape I can put in. The paintwork, makes it look like the truck has been washed with sand paper and stones for the past few years. I've been looking at threads about hand painting which I think will be one of the first jobs.
I am a newcomer to the scene so look forward to learning a lot from you guys and getting ideas for the project!
Cheers
Ryan
Just got my first Landy, 86 reg 90. To say she needs some TLC would be an understatement, but we all start somewhere. A nice vehicle to learn on and play around with. Drives and runs fine, but cosmetically, I've seen better....
Used to do a lot of green lanes and quarrys a few years back (not my vehicle) & (I was only a young pup) with a family member. Had a go myself a fair bit but now I've got my own.
I think the old boy who had it before let his dog chew the seats, luckily my stepdad is a bit of a enthusiast and has accumulated parts and bits over the years so I have some in better shape I can put in. The paintwork, makes it look like the truck has been washed with sand paper and stones for the past few years. I've been looking at threads about hand painting which I think will be one of the first jobs.
I am a newcomer to the scene so look forward to learning a lot from you guys and getting ideas for the project!
Cheers
Ryan
