thanks for that...these hinges came off the door but it appears that two of them don't allow for the spring...could they have been taken from elsewhere? should both top and bottom hinge have the spring ? I must be really thick ,sorry

No not the back door its the drivers and passenger doors...wonder if i have mismatched pairs

I know this sounds pathetic and to you experienced Landy owners I apologise in advance. I took the old hinges off and then having already purchased the replacement pins I stripped the old and cleaned them up....yes now i know i should have kept them in pairs but now I have tried to pair them...

you were right the footwell requires a bit of adapting...worsed of all was when i nipped over to paddocks for bits he grafted on the old dash panel but didn't notice he had set fire to my wirirng loom which i had neatlylabeled and tied together

Friend of a friend coming to adapt a new td5 bulkhead to a series.I have already noticed the following : Whatever you expert landy owners call the shelf that runs the lenght of the bulkhead will have to be removed from the old bulkhead (only thing that wasn't rust) and grafted on to the new...

Thanks for the support and I'm sure when it goes back together (slowly) I will feel much better.The comments from G-man starts me thinking and already I have noticed that the more you strip it down the more there appears could be done ,ie new chassis ,engine change,new parabolic springs (is it...

A true novice to Land rovers but always wanted to own and maintain one.Bought mine from a friend who didnt have time to complete and there were only a few things left to do...Two weeks later and the use of a garage owned by a friend who is a mechanic I completed the list...Off for an MOT I...