Stage 1 V8

Look after yourself. Start again in the spring.

More from scumtree. I think the waffle translates to he bought it for a song and now wants to pay off his house in one hit. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/wynnum/cars-vans-utes/landrover-1980-series-3-stage-1-3-9l-isuzu-diesel-utility/1280906407?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=retargeting&utm...

Great to see you making the effort. Ill health is hard to push against.

Brown is pretty important. Should be connected to the IND terminal on the alternator (IIRC).

but does anyone have a reliable wiring diagram for UK spec 1981 model year 109V8 Stage 1? :lol: Sorry. Nope. Imagine how hard it was with the military version in NZDF where they "adapted" things to suit. Even birds would turn their beak up at the mess in my binnacle :wink: From the photos...

Interesting. Is that a parabolic spring set?
That kind of shock would probably work well with parabolic springs.

Nice. Cheers

FBW wrote: ↑Sun Jul 18, 2021 6:59 pm

disco2hse wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 8:40 pm Absolutely brilliant.

..thank you but don't overdo it.

Ahh but the burble of a V8 stirs the heart!

I have no idea what the folder is

However, there are few builds that would come as close, and I am certain it is better now than it was new. So credit where it is due.

Absolutely brilliant. I wish that I could see it in the flesh.

Cool

And a small safari roof. They are not common.

Completed the right front fender. The trained eye immediately recognizes that there is one missing "Nothing", so a hole! :) Heating wasn't really necessary for Dubai. Therefore there is no hole where you can suck in air. It is more likely that it is off a LHD vehicle? Ours do not have hol...

It reminds me of the cross member I made to replace the bulldozer blade under the transmission. I wish the original manufacturer had taken so much care, but then I would never have been able to afford the one I have :lol: Come to think of it, I need to keep mine because I cannot afford to buy one no...

Extremely impressive Frank.

I wondered how you were going to do it.

TBH, I'd have got it rodded and had the pipes pressure checked before doing that.

> It is absolutely incomprehensible to me how one can build such a botch in series Image

It is the delights of British motor vehicle manufacturing.