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Thought it was about time to share with you my collection of cars.

1) Golf mk2 driver 1600 carb was my first car in my "****" days, now has 1.8 16v but needs finishing.

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2) 1960 landrover s11a 2 1/4 petrol SWB, geniune 19k hasnt been on the road for a few years, starts first time everytime but is now turning a nice shade of green. Hopefully back on the road this summer :thumbup:

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3) my fabia :thumbup:

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love the landrover :thumbup:

hi skud! I WANT THAT LANDROVER! Badly. :orb_not_w

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The interest in the landy has encouraged me to go and take some up to date pictures:thumbup:

here they are:

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Shes gone abit green in the last few months, but shes all complete and orginal bar the front lights and the wheels, the wheels were orginally split rims with rubber intertubes fitted by the RAF in the 60s but needed replacing as they had rotted away. As i say ill be hopefully doing a full rebuild this summer, money permitting and will post updates for all those that are interested :thumbup:

Nice pics - she could do with a cover on or a clean. hehe

Will be awesome to rebuild, do keep us posted, dont imagine it will be cheap tho especially if you are going to try and keep as many original parts as possible.

Good luck! :)

agreed, I'd love to have something like that to rebuild when I'm bored in the summer...... all original of course....

is it old enough to be tax exempt?

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agreed, I'd love to have something like that to rebuild when I'm bored in the summer...... all original of course....

is it old enough to be tax exempt?

yer it is indeed tax exempt, also its that old it doesnt need seatbelts, hazard warning lights, rear fog lamps and wing mirrors. And in a crash the steeringwheel collapses and the steering column tends to spear whoever is driving at the time which is nice :(

The reason why it will make such a good project is that the chassis is completely rot free as it was stored in the back of the bodyshop at our garage for years and years just gathering dust (about an inch) :rofl: its only been outside for about 3 years and most of the rust if just surface rust. :thumbup:

Like the colour coded Fabia front, and the Cupra splitter :thumbup:

Landies - always :cool: and that looks like it'll be a perfect project, look forward to hearing about progress.

Steve

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Like the colour coded Fabia front, and the Cupra splitter :thumbup:

Landies - always :cool: and that looks like it'll be a perfect project, look forward to hearing about progress.

thanks steve, I like them too, you doing yours then now youve got a fabia again?

The wirings the thing that gets me on these old things being positive earth etc etc plus the mice have had there way behind the clocks so non of that works any more, fun fun fun.

I'm tempted by the grille, I must say :)

Have you got any more pictures of the car?

Cheers,

Steve

Cheers for that - ahh the 'well used' look, like it ;):thumbup:

Steve

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Cheers for that - ahh the 'well used' look, like it ;):thumbup:

Steve

:rofl: I think its more of a ive been blasting round yorkshires country lanes and my owner is a lazy **** look :thumbup:

Just noticed on another post u have xenons, i want! they look so good on the black vrs's. :thumbup:

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john

Also, what did the painting cost you? Did you then fit the grille yourself?

Cheers,

Steve

:rofl: I think its more of a ive been blasting round yorkshires country lanes and my owner is a lazy **** look :thumbup:

Just noticed on another post u have xenons, i want! they look so good on the black vrs's. :thumbup:

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Yeah, Xenons - they're bloody brilliant :thumbup: - I've got some main beam upgrades planned too, in the shape of the new Philips X-treme bulbs. Just need to get round to fitting them - should end up with a pretty decent lighting setup then :cool:

Steve

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Also, what did the painting cost you? Did you then fit the grille yourself?

Cheers,

Steve

Put the grill in a big tub full of undiluted bleach. (think i used domestos) for a few days to eat the chrome off. then shot blasted the residue off.

the most expensive part for me was the paint as i already have a compressor and gun.

Cost me around

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:rofl:

Yeah, Xenons - they're bloody brilliant :thumbup: - I've got some main beam upgrades planned too, in the shape of the new Philips X-treme bulbs. Just need to get round to fitting them - should end up with a pretty decent lighting setup then :cool:

Steve

I am not jealous, honest ;)

had the x-treme bulbs in my last motor, bloody good bulbs! :thumbup:

I so wish oem xenons were retrofitable.

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john

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the way the lights sit on the the roof of the landie reminds me of a dalek lol

Pics of the Fabia make me want to find it and put "clean me" in the muck:D :P

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Pics of the Fabia make me want to find it and put "clean me" in the muck:D :P

:rofl: Its even worse today, the number plate is as black as the rest of the car and the rear window looks like its been tinted, but with smoke. Smog monster!

I must really get my **** in gear and get it washed.:thumbup:

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Picked up a new edition to the fleet today.

If i said its bright red and has a push button start and is made in japan. can anyone guess what it is before i post pic's? ;) oh and it has a honda engine :D

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john

Stop teasing us! what is it? lol :P

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Stop teasing us! what is it? lol :P

Ok ill post some pics up in the morning.

Lol thats ace! :) I want one :P

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