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I say that about bi's :D for the op, a ved mot exempt series on a galvanised chassis is worth keeping then selling at the markets peak unless it already has

you have been a member for 11 years, you should be telling us :D wonder if they did a series one

I've seen a few bargain buys over the last couple of years, might even go to one of the auctions one day always like to have a nose through the catalogue before each auction best one I saw was a Daimler ds420 probably 3 years ago - not bad condition - went for around £1,200 iirc wish I ahd...

I could watch that all day, impressive to say the least

one thing though, iirc with brightwells it is the buyer that pays most of the sale commission on top of what they pay for the car. seller pays entry fees up front and some of the commission on sale or rather what they get sent is sale price less their share of the commission.

the ved and mot exemption must be worth something of a premium, even at £2,300 you would save that in 8 years. if you have the time and the skill the cost of metal can't be that much. and if the engine and drivetrain are ok (which they probably aren't) cost of your time, well…………... :D

metro mayfair went for £2016 restored rrc didn't sell nor did the 110 prototype, the rrc projects went for between £1,800 and £2,300 not bad prices if you have the skills to get them back on the road imho

that saab 96 looks interesting. hasd another look at the rangie pics, they do look a bit manky, yellow one seems to be about the best

surprised that 110 is a southpaw

oo, hadn't clocked that

always fancied an early rangie before the electrickery got too much, they are nice and spartan. just not the right time for me to move on one of those projects.

good selection of series 1's too

that is the corking one in the catalogue

just a heads up looks like there are 4 early seventies range rover projects in this Septembers auction with no reserve if anyone is interested. also one corking looking done up one catalogue here...

I always carry a 12v jump starter, if the worst comes to the worst you can always use it in place of your battery to get home.

https://www.gbsprings.co.uk/land-rover/

gb springs but I think they only do parabolic, could try dunsfold only ones I can think of that might have nos originals

take the rad off run the water in the bottom hose point and let it drain out the top hose point?

thank you for that, that is going to be the difficulty I think, must be around 550 mile trip there and back, I shall see what I can do.

@Bobsticle how much do you want for the series 1 rad? friend of mine needs one there is a hole in the brass top of his