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Originally Posted by SILVERWOOD
(Post 3069303)
Congrats.This must be Alban's Landie for sure.
Waseem. |
Yes this is Alban's LR. Is a pretty decent machine and thanks to Alban for nurturing it over the years clap:
Hi guys,
Would really appreciate your views to my queries. I am keen to start work on the LR at the earliest and your inputs would be of great help!!!
Regards,
Gobind
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Originally Posted by gpsbrar
(Post 3069202)
Hi All,
Have been following this thread keenly... and off late I was able to pick a Land Rover Series III 1973 model.
It is currently running on a Isuzu 2.4D with a 4 speed gearbox. I am interested in restoring the car here in Chandigarh and would need the Guru's advice on the following:
I am pondering over a couple of options the first one is to fit an original Diesel 2.25L Engine along with the gearbox, which came standard with this car. Any idea from where I would be able to source it from?
The second option is to source a 200tdi or a 300tdi engine again I am not sure from where I can get it. I understand the import route for second hand spares is not a possibility. Was wondering if it can be sourced from India.
The third option is to put in a suitable engine which is easily available in India, For this I would like to know which engine and gearbox is best suited for the Landie. I understand this option is not my priority as I am more interested in sourcing originals but this would be my last resort.
I look forward to hearing your expert comments.
Regards,
Gobind |
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Originally Posted by gpsbrar
(Post 3072642)
Hi guys,
Would really appreciate your views to my queries. I am keen to start work on the LR at the earliest and your inputs would be of great help!!!
Regards,
Gobind |
Sir please check this line of thinking , if it suits you .
I am scratching my head for better answers for you .
But one thing is sure I am NO GURU & still learning from people & own experiences .
Here
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Originally Posted by Sudarshan
(Post 2962173)
I am No GURU Prabal Bhau :D ===
===Sir as your query was addressed to wrong kind of people ( the Gurus ) perhaps everyone including me kept silent & waited for the non existent guru to comment :D
Apart from Jokes , you can fit a MM XD 3 P engine along with its KMT 90 Gearbox & T 18 transfer case . The point is all the parts ( Engine to Clutch to GB to TC ) are factory matched to each other you wont need to make plates & adopters except mountings on the chassis .
Also please do not cut any cross member of the chassis while swapping the power-train .
Why the MM parts
1) easy to get replacements
2) the T 18 transfer-case set up is suitable to drive the right off set original diffs
3) even Differential housings ( 4x4 ) from MM can be found & fitted as they come in the Right offset setup .
regards
Sudarshan |
hope this helps
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Originally Posted by catchkumar
(Post 3071623)
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Great if at all I remember correctly , this is an Ex. save grain program ( central govt ) vehicle . I may have the Reg. No . noted to ascertain it , but I could be wrong .
Supposing I am right , it was lying for some time under a central govt complex near Pune ( opp to Akurdi railway station ) .
Anyways , about the price :D
Its a FEEL GOOD factor for me clap: Thanks for sharing
sudarshan
Truck Load of ........ ?
Love ?
Lots of Trouble ?
Land Rover... Really ?
Yes i still don't know what to call it.
My Initial reaction was WOW finally it has arrived & it was not a short distance that it traveled. It came all the way from Nashik after a lot of brain storming.
It was all fine while still in the truck.
Trouble started as soon as it was unleashed from the ropes which held the beast in its place.
To begin with it dint crank & muscle power of 5 men was no match to the beast.
My swift came into action & tugged the Landy out, we realized that the battery was dead & fit only for funeral.
We pulled out the battery from the truck & it decided not to crank & we couldn't figure out much since all the wiring was in place & the indicator lights were working, well those were the only things that worked now.
We called the owner & after some dilly dallying it finally roared.
The end of a new beginning... (Will open a new thread soon)
Regards,
Kumar
Team,
I have created a new thread under 4x4 section in continuation of my LR S-II buying experience. This thread will have all further updates on the planned restoration.
One Live. Live it!
Request all LR Enthusiasts to help by providing your valuable inputs in restoring this Landrover.
Thanks & Regards,
Kumar
Landy Gurus,
My friend in India needs this part for his landy - VIN # SALLDVAV7AA251508
It has a V8 Petrol Engine and in India
Part Required:
1. Electronic Ignition Amplifier - 48035 A - Lucas AB 12. (picture attached)
Can any one give the correct part number of this, so that I can try and source it here in Dubai
Best Regards & Thanks
Ram
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Originally Posted by r_nairtvm
(Post 3091482)
Landy Gurus,
My friend in India needs this part for his landy - VIN # SALLDVAV7AA251508
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Sir if you could provide the the details of the model ( Defender , RR etc ) would be better . As of now I am clueless about this part .
For the DIY enthusiast I found something. Its another manual available .
Check this .
Sudarshan
I am looking for a land rover v8 engine with gearbox.any series or defender.if anyone know one for sale,pls contact.thanks.
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Originally Posted by Sudarshan
(Post 3095850)
Sir if you could provide the the details of the model ( Defender , RR etc ) would be better . As of now I am clueless about this part .
Sudarshan |
Hi Sudarshan,
Its a late 1986/1987 SWB 110 - V8 Petrol (American Spec engine I believe) Its just before the "Defender" designation came in to effect officially.
Any assistance would be appreciated
Best Regards & Thanks
Ram
My new landrover series 1 1960. Picked her up from up hills of dheradun.
She is dherdun register and has been to europh twice over. The last owner
Has a book on his journeys. She was adanboned for 10yrs and a lot is stollen.

So kind of a long task but i love it. Will post more info. As i go along.
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Originally Posted by yardshark
(Post 3117966)
My new landrover series 1 1960. Picked her up from up hills of dheradun.
She is dherdun register and has been to europh twice over. The last owner
Has a book on his journeys. She was adanboned for 10yrs and a lot is stollen. Attachment 1082241
So kind of a long task but i love it. Will post more info. As i go along. |
Congratulations!clap:
I would like to see the interior photos. looks geared up for camping!
by the way she is Series II model.
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Originally Posted by gpsbrar
(Post 3072642)
Hi guys,
Would really appreciate your views to my queries. I am keen to start work on the LR at the earliest and your inputs would be of great help!!!
Regards,
Gobind |
Dear, what i think if you have an option for other than original engine, continue with the isuzu 2.4 diesel engine and if you are not having the 4wd system you can attach the isuzu gear box from the trooper easily available from delhi some good dealers include tau ji, you can also attach the 4wd attachment to the 2wd isuzu gear, i suggest do not go for 5 speed isuzu gear as the 4 speed provides more torque and enough speed for a land rover,keep us updated . Wish you all the best and land rover is the best, here are some pics of my land rover.
Guys came across this used Landrover dealership in CrianLarich, Scotland, with lots of Classic series landrovers.
Drool, drool, Drool....
Polly
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