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I'm doing exactly the same today, put on reconditioning charge just after breakfast. Just nipped out to see charge level and a large Rozzermobile 4x4 stopped in the lane. A 6ft brunette female Community Orificer stepped out, walk over and confirmed a neighbour's near new RRS had an attempted...

Logically, place an advert here on LZ in the for sale section.

Unless you need the money, don't sell it. As per @dag019 above, convert the old bus to the configeration you'd like. With summer rapidly approaching I can recommend a soft top. They're a lot of fun and have highest resale values.

@Obi_110 , there's a fellow in Scotland who sells new galvanised heater boxes with internal flaps on eBay. They're very good and not expensive. I bought one of these, T-washed, primed and underhood black painted. It's better than and LR/Sh!tpart replacement. Add in an Alisport matrix, new...

As above, Glencoyne.

Buy yourself a manual and learn to read electrical diagrams. That's what we do. Eta, welcome to LZ...

Some folk have no sense of understanging. Btw, did you bang the mother?

By your small delicate parts, you mean your...?? :oops:

A man very much after my own heart. First did this some 30 years back on my old Daimler v8250. The now ex-wife came back early from shopping, she went ballistic as the whole house smelled of 180degC baked on caliper paint. She had no sense of humour. The new one's much more fun and is...

The above replues are incorrect. Near all brake caliper paints fail if applied without a high temperature primer. I use primers and paints from VHT [very high temp]. They do not fail. Buy from Frosts.

It's not a ferkin' submarine :vb-weyes:

Or make the floors 100% waterproof so no water ingress. I've done this together with modified door seals, it's bone dry. And no, it does not float...the 200kg of Wolf wheels and tyres act as excellent anti-flotation devices :cool:

You'll be very happy with YRM footwells. I have them in my Ninety, they're very good. Small note, use Tigerseal and YRM seal strips between the floors, gearbox tunnel and footwells for 100% sealing.

Zut alors!

@drex , stop faffing about and just buy a new wheel and tyre. You really need to be thinking of the safety of others when driving on the road and of those you are driving. You'd also do well in closely inspecting every hub component on the corner hit by the other car. It takes some considerable...

Both Haynes and the LR together as both have hidden tech snippets that are incredibly handy

Before asking general electrical questions, do you have a workshop manual with wiring diagrams? If not, buy one and learn how your 90 is wired. You will need it.

Here are the std spring colours and part numbers. It does look like your tratter is sitting lower at the back. To be absolutely certain change springs for correct colour/length and be done. Don't be tempted to go for HD springs, you'll just be bouncing around especially at the rear.

I have the following set-up and it gives a very good, positive steer feel without any harshness. 1. SuperPro Poly bushes all round including A frame 2. Std ride height/rate Land Rover Ninety springs 3. Std ride height/rate Terrafirma dampers 4. OME steering damper 5. Gwyn Lewis Sumobars to...

see here https://www.lrworkshop.com/diagrams/land-rover-defender-axles-suspension/rear-axle