Taggy, Thanks for that. Sound a bit "luxury", think I probably need something that I can order on-line, and doesn't mind the dog standing on it, occasionaly :-). Cheers, Chris.

Friendly. Thanks!

Hi, I am about to buy a S3. It has standard seats. My partner has a bad back, and would prefer to have a better seat on the passenger side. As I need to replace one, I may as well do the driver's side, too. Can anybody suggest a good replacement seat, that is supportive of a bad back. I...

Cheers for the advice, Yella. Chris.

Guys, This one is tax exempt, and I like her. Any thoughts on the advisories? Cheers, Chris.

Hi, all. I am interested in buying a local swb S3 station wagon. I like the look of it, but have just found out that it has the following MOT advisories: "1. Rear crossmember suspension spring mounting prescribed area is corroded but not considered excessive 2. All 4 leaf spring...

Will give that idea a go. Thanks, Chris.

Hi, Did that. I was after a Series 3, which narrows it down to two years of production, I think. I just sold my 2a. Thanks, Chris.

Hi, all. I see the "For Sale" section is still down. Being cheeky, and posting here, does anyone know of a tax exempt swb S3, for sale (I've tried eBay)? Cheers, Chris.

Hmmm, £450 to get the head done. I think this will do as an interim measure.

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So, all of you out there with petrol engines, do you use Lead replacement stuff? I need to know what I have to do. Is this the best way forward? Thanks, Chris.

Hi, So I don't just put whatever type of Redex into the fuel tank? Anybody know how much it costs to convert the cylinder head (?) to unleaded? Thanks, Chris.

Bani, Thanks for that. Can I just use normal unkleaded, then? The engine hasn't been modified. Thanks, Chris.

Hi, I'm just about to take delivery of a 1970 S2a (2.25 petrol). The current owner puts Redex in it occasionally. Is this necessary, and what does it do? What sort of fuel is best? The landy is a 1970 model, and I want to sort the insurance. Can anybody recommend a favourite insurer? It...

Good advice. Most of my journeys will be under half an hour, and i'm attracted by the "tax exempt" aspect :-). Thanks, Chris.

2nd.

Thanks. Intended use: green laning at most, but mostly road work.

Thanks, this is the sort of "feeling" that I appreciate hearing. I think I share your thoughts, 2a's look great, but 3's may be more "usable". Chris.

ormus, Thanks for that. I think the decider will be what is available at the time. It's just that I hear so much about 2a's, and 3's seem to get little mention. I wondered whether SWB 3's are the Austin Allegro of the Landy world. No offence to Allegro owners :-). Thanks for your help. Chris.