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Must be a leak in the exhaust system and plenty bits of badly designed bodywork to let the fumes up.

If you don't, somebody else will. Go for it.:)

It will show as a GT on the V5.

That's the best time to go, he will not have many folk knocking his door in this weather and it will show up any leaks.

If you have a badly fitting rear door the fumes will get into the cab. Check for holes in the rear tub. Also check for petrol leaks round all fuel pipe unions and tank and exhaust connections.

Wot ^^^ said.

And I live about 50 miles from Edinburgh, I can chum you along if you want. The engine number will be on a plate on the block, just below the cylinder head line. There should be a riveted plate on the bulkhead or front crossmember above the grille. There is a garage just outside Longniddry, East...

If the DVLA does not recognise the registration number it may have been 'lost' when DVLA went computerised, I think about 1984. If you have the reg' document then send this to DVLA, along with a photo of the car and verification from an owners club that the car exists and they will allow you to...

Our pollution is blown in on the wind from Europe (Brussels actually).

Never had the pleasure of his company but if his family read this, it sounds like he was a good guy and my sympathies.

Do you still have the original 1/4 panels? Line them up to compare the fit. Could be you lost the square when fitting them onto the galv uprights.

oooer Matron!

Fit them, shows its a man's vehicle.

Where are you?

Chancer.

Dunno about value but defo worth fixing, try cleaning the door area wiring connectors.

Sounds like corrosion in the wiring connections, big job.

So where you been since Aug 2014?

"that will do" or "near enough is good enough"...isn't that Land Rover's motto? They even pinched that.:D

Try putting oil in the sump.