TheVengefulElephant
Well-Known Member
how slow? you can get repair patches for big tires can't you? Sure I've seen that.
TheVengefulElephant
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or that!
Disco Moneypit
New Member
All welding in the front inner wings now complete. Holes in the roof patched up. Radiator and intercooler both flushed out, soaked, then blasted all the crap out of the fins & Viens with an airline ready to put back on tomorrow.
Still need to fit the rad & intercooler. Drill my drain holes in the interior. Paint and waxoil. Re-fit windscreen rubber. Clean up floor, sanding all loose paint off, before painting with Karust, then Hammorite primer, then a rubberised safety paint top coat. Then I can re-fit my interior and get my ECU put inside a waterproof container to stop it getting wet.
Still need to fit the rad & intercooler. Drill my drain holes in the interior. Paint and waxoil. Re-fit windscreen rubber. Clean up floor, sanding all loose paint off, before painting with Karust, then Hammorite primer, then a rubberised safety paint top coat. Then I can re-fit my interior and get my ECU put inside a waterproof container to stop it getting wet.
letsgoagain1
New Member
Put my spare wheel in finally.....its on a shiney new spare wheel carrier attached to the bulkhead, and it looks goooood, although the smell of brand new rubber has really given me a headache when driving....think I'll take a pic tomorrow.
And replaced brake light bulbs...(well all of the fixture).
....ok I had help and didn't do all of it.
And replaced brake light bulbs...(well all of the fixture).
....ok I had help and didn't do all of it.
TheVengefulElephant
Well-Known Member
Put my spare wheel in finally.....its on a shiney new spare wheel carrier attached to the bulkhead, and it looks goooood, although the smell of brand new rubber has really given me a headache when driving....think I'll take a pic tomorrow.
And replaced brake light bulbs...(well all of the fixture).
....ok I had help and didn't do all of it.
tut tut! that's not the landyzone way
you have to attempt it yourself, mess it up, swear a lot, bodge it for now, then get someone else in to help 
Grippa
New Member
tut tut! that's not the landyzone way
An' that's the approach you use fixing your 'Landy' is it?
Grippa
New Member
Durdy beaatch.
TheVengefulElephant
Well-Known Member
Havent got one to fix But when me landy broke, I swore a lot, ordered a new bit, sliced me knuckles, swore some more, then driv it
But when me landy broke, I swore a lot, ordered a new bit, sliced me knuckles, swore some more, then driv it
letsgoagain1
New Member
letsgoagain1
New Member
tut tut! that's not the landyzone way
I did try myself, but its more fun to learn practically rather than mess it up completely when you don't know how to make a correct electrical seal and may set your landrover on fire.........
that would be a whole lot more expensive.
TheVengefulElephant
Well-Known Member
I did try myself, but its more fun to learn practically rather than mess it up completely when you don't know how to make a correct electrical seal and may set your landrover on fire.........
hmm.. maybe
fair shout
