Is there any easy way to pull these mirrors back, or worst case scenario take them off an put them on again easily? Tight space I need to get through. Thanks!

Cool. What else is needed in that setup- obviously a bunch of batteries and presumably more room for them under the bonnet.

How would this method compare with just putting a motor under the bonnet- any benefits in cost, space or performance?

Yeah I would be thinking of going all-electric, not hybrid, so get as much space as possible. Minimal range is fine for my purposes. I suppose it just comes down to a triangular calculation between range needed, battery storage space and battery technology (small higher capacity).

Good find, that one is very useful

Yeah, that does look a little strange- I was thinking of the seat cavities. Obviously wouldn't want to impact on clearance too much- that being said I'm not sure how low the lowest bit is down there- what type of clearance is there on a series?

With the engine out would there not be quite a bit of space under the bonnet even accounting for the motor? It depends very much on the battery size but series seem to have quite a bit of room in the wings/behind panels that might be usable without needing to use internal space or to minimise...

Thanks everyone for feedback. Yes the diesel I have in it is worn, will have to change sooner or later anyway, so considering all options. Having done a bit more digging found some videos: From what I've come across so far it seems like more than just a concept, that people are out there...

I'm aware that some may consider even asking this question sacrilegious but I'm interested in getting opinions on converting a 1976 Series III to electric. The engine (2.3 diesel) and gearbox are going to need replacing and I was wondering if I should go with something that ran a little...

After letting it cool down it worked okay the next morning, so it does seem like something is sticking

Thanks all. Haven't tried jacking it up yet. I can put it in forward gear, and reverse, and move forward and back a bit- back seems a little easier but it doesn't want to go far- strong resistance- so I didn't push it.

I was driving home and felt some resistance to acceleration as I pulled off from a light. I drove along a bit and noticed that whenever I needed to stop, in traffic, that the Land Rover would stop quite abruptly rather than rolling on a little as usual. When I got home (shortly after) I stopped...

Yes I didn't mind changing the radiator because it clearly needed it, the water was coming right out. I'll see if I can spot more specifically where the water is coming from and if not get someone to take a look at it. What I have noticed, just looking at it quickly today after a drive, is that...

Great thanks. Is it worth going LED? I also was thinking of adding some lights, maybe this is the time to do the whole lot? I wanted a reverse light, and also some spotbeams on the front. Are there LED kits that would have all of that and should it hook into existing wiring easily enough?

My left head lamp is working on full but not on dimmed, where's the best place to get another one? Are they available in standard dealers at all or is there any good online source? I couldn't find much by typing the number on it in online '100-1103N'. Also what's the life on these normally like...

Ok well it's definitely bellow the fins I can see inside- last time I filled it after a few days of driving it took 2 litres to bring it up the the neck. I'm not seeing any obvious wet patches but it must be coming out somewhere. Some of the hose pipes are a bit worn so possibly there. If I'm...

I know it's going to throw out any extra, particularly when it gets hot, do you have any sense of what the resting level is with no leaks? i.e. should I be able to see any when I look it or is there any other way of determining it?

I've replaced the radiator with a reconditioned one but I still seem to be losing water (though significantly less). Can't see any leaks from the new radiator- were some leaks from the hoses but have tightened/replaced some of the clips and can't see any leaking but still seem to be losing water...

Thanks that's great- I have it away now getting reconditioned (new core). Before I put it back in I want to flush out the engine as suggested- is this as simple as putting a hose up to the inlet and letting it wash out the outlet or are any precautions needed?

They're going to be rebuilding the core, using the existing frame, and testing it. Do you think I'd do okay to swap my one (the second) one for the first one? Just don't want to do that if it's inferior or wouldn't fit.