I like the plastic grille.

I've not registered mine yet, so I'll put zero on the form for emissions, when I do, see what happens!!!

DVLA are fairly consistent on ambulances being the conversion date, rather than the date. leaving lode lane. Not 100%.

Indeed, who would certify? What does that v5 say?

It's for fun! And the joy of learning new stuff, and, because.

Range extender, plug in hybrid. 2.4kw alternator.

Over drive copes with full output of the V8.

Interesting idea. Presuming you're keeping the V8 and main box ? Purely as a vapour build: You'd need an overdrive type way of splitting the gear on main shaft that drives the intermediate shaft. An old overdrive could be repurposed, with the syncro and layshaft ditched. Tig a mounting...

I've one of those, I cut a bit of plate to extend the lug arm things. In a "C" shape. Worked well. Lot cheaper than the official tool.

Depends, disco or defender timing case?

Which engine? Makes a difference. Mines a TDI, so dedicated vacuum pump. 2286 petrol has a take off from the carb. Read the parts book for details

Freelanders?

Pics '81.

Yep. Theres a slightly smaller version from a later series, but that's the plan.

Looks like a swirl pot, or pressure regulator. Or could be a spill return from the IP. Is there a return to the tank?

Or, if your REALLY need wind up windows, and radios and such like flippantry, but want to talk to someone who actually knows what an ifor Williams is, get a Grenadier.

True, but you'll be inside driving it. Unlike a JLR product, which you will be looking as it either: Goes on fire Splits its crankshaft Is stolen Dies and needs a dealer to restart, because you opened the doors too many times. Better off buying a series stage one V8 station wagon to be...

But, to answer your question, with product liability, warranty and insurance considerations in mind best buy from the main dealer and if they can't accommodate, buy a land cruiser.

What's a disco? Is it one of those coils sprung Freelander things? (I think you're in the wrong forum, this is for Landrovers built by The Rover motor company, not the, no doubt fine, coil sprung consumer products built by Tata jaguar)

Aye, but learn how to tell HGV drivers that it's okay for them to pull back in to lane 1.