I did a S111 nearly 20 years ago, following your thread makes me want to do another. I bet it's costing you a few more quid for the parts than it did me back then.
 
ah go on , do another........... yeah , things seem to cost a fortune now, even a copper washer ! worth every penny tho to see the old'uns on the road still
 
:rolleyes: yer been plasma cutting again si ,

cheers mate, been long over due, just nice to see it coming together after all this work

No I have been putting metal back into my rear crossmember on the 110. I'm quite impressed its actually solid again:D:D
 
DSC00588.jpg


DSC00589.jpg

I've been watching your resto as inspiration for mine (although an S3). One thing that's caught my eye is the position of the solenoid. Mine is currently on the back of the battery tray (which looks just like yours). I want to revert to the original airbox which is supposed to fit on the back of the battery tray and yet like yours i've got no brackets or remains of.

Hope you don't mind me asking but i was wondering what you were going to do. Got a K&N fitted which i'm not keen on.
 
hi, i have the old chassis under restoration in one of my lockups at the mo, it has the old battery tray with air filter brackets etc, the solonoid was attatched in the same place on that too, upper bulkhead, as long as thers a good route for the cables, keeping them nice and straight and free from exhaust manifolds etc yet should be able to mount it anywhere you like,
 
there we go , as yer can see from the pic its as original , but with the new galv chassis , to keep some room in the engine bay, i will prob be using a K&N for the time being,

DSC00092.jpg
 
It's lookin' really guid TC mate.. nice one;):D
But for some strange reason, ah keep thinkin' of Big Ears, Tessie Bear, Mr Plod and Mr Wobblyman..... Parp Parp!:p:p:D:D:D
 
Bin doin fekall mate,health wise i aint upto much good at the moment.
fekin useless quacks keep swappin an changin magic potions and still manage to fook it up
 
cheers buster mate, thems all been callin it Brum :) well iv acheived what i wanted , i wanted a brand new series 2 as original , but with the early landrover faults cured, and a truck that i kno inside out ,

shame that drippy , bet si's lists on a bog roll with you out of action !
 
It,ll come good when they decide wot the fek there playin at, then "Nelly" can have a mot and "Alfred" can get started on an finished,might even get round to mine if i dunt kark it fust:eek::rolleyes::D

mind it wunt hurt you ta get involved wen yer pop over:rolleyes:
 
cheers buster mate, thems all been callin it Brum :) well iv acheived what i wanted , i wanted a brand new series 2 as original , but with the early landrover faults cured, and a truck that i kno inside out ,

shame that drippy , bet si's lists on a bog roll with you out of action !
HAHAHAHA!:D Glad ye've got what ye wanted mate;):D
 
It,ll come good when they decide wot the fek there playin at, then "Nelly" can have a mot and "Alfred" can get started on an finished,might even get round to mine if i dunt kark it fust:eek::rolleyes::D

mind it wunt hurt you ta get involved wen yer pop over:rolleyes:

yer wanna get that 90 / series 3 combo back to a proper one ! its lookin sad now,

have to gis a shout when yer wanna hand :)
 
hi, i have the old chassis under restoration in one of my lockups at the mo, it has the old battery tray with air filter brackets etc, the solonoid was attatched in the same place on that too, upper bulkhead, as long as thers a good route for the cables, keeping them nice and straight and free from exhaust manifolds etc yet should be able to mount it anywhere you like,

I was thinking of moving the solenoid to the bulkhead. But the brackets for the air filter just don't seem to be there... which seems odd (or even remains where it's been ground off or some such). I've never been a fan of K&N as i don't believe they give adequate filtering. Hold the filter up to the light and the holes are about a 1mm in diameter - one's supposed to use their oil which attracts dirt but... i don't have much faith in them which is why i wanted to put the original back on (which is what i've got but no mounting plate it seems).

thanks
 
This is what I aspire to! You never know, the fact that the chassis is so knackered on my s3 might spur me on to do a full rebuild in the vein of what you've done 90tc!
 

Similar threads