She’s a beauty. A few tips from someone in the midst of a Series restoration: 1. Patience 2. One step/repair at a time 3. Take the time to do it right 4. WD40 rusted bolts overnight (and a few times in between) 5. Buy tools as the need arises-they make the job easier and they’re addictive 6. Refer back to #1 Good luck and cheers from the U.S.
Good luck mate. May the Land Rover god's be with you. Iam currently 4 years in to a 1955 107 resto. One tip invest in 5 ltr WD an spray bottles. Spray every accessable nut and a bit of heat always helps. CHEERS PHIL.
Excellent mate, I remember messing about with cars when I was 18, classic mini for me. Then moved onto sierras and still have my hand in but looking at a landrover project. Do keep it up mate, I have a channel which isnt this one and me and my friends go back often to look at it, its a great laugh. Good luck on your project, dont give up on the channel neither
If your stuck for parts,or information regarding your restoration,Ste Parker Landrover,Rochdale Lancashire,would be a good call. Ste,had 50 + years knowledge about Land Rovers,and project Landys. Air tools and compressors,try Machine Mart.
Yes, Air Tools are definetly high priority on my list just having my own little air compressor woukd do wonders for me im lucky enligh to beable to borrow some of the tools
Nice find! Hop to it mate. A few less ‘ums’ would improve things as you go along. Also, bag and label fittings, bolts, parts etc and where they came from. 👍🏻🙏🦘
Yeh still worling on getting used to the camera and the plan was to get it down to a rolling chassis a bit but since im well ahead on recording i can telly you that didnt happen 😂😂
Love old Landys, great year ( the year I was born) , looking forward to the series.
She’s a beauty. A few tips from someone in the midst of a Series restoration:
1. Patience
2. One step/repair at a time
3. Take the time to do it right
4. WD40 rusted bolts overnight (and a few times in between)
5. Buy tools as the need arises-they make the job easier and they’re addictive
6. Refer back to #1
Good luck and cheers from the U.S.
Hehehehe looks like the old girl is going to fight you all the way with every nut and bolt 😂 Good luck with the restoration I wish you the best 👍
Thanks im ahead on the recording and im actually not to far now from the rebuild and it has been a tough time ahahaha
Good luck mate.
May the Land Rover god's be with you. Iam currently 4 years in to a 1955 107 resto. One tip invest in 5 ltr WD an spray bottles. Spray every accessable nut and a bit of heat always helps. CHEERS PHIL.
Yeh ive been getting through the standard WD cans a little bit too quickly ahaha
Looking forward to seeing more videos, it's a beauty, thatlandrover
Thankyou!
Great video, looking forward to following your progress. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent mate, I remember messing about with cars when I was 18, classic mini for me. Then moved onto sierras and still have my hand in but looking at a landrover project. Do keep it up mate, I have a channel which isnt this one and me and my friends go back often to look at it, its a great laugh. Good luck on your project, dont give up on the channel neither
If your stuck for parts,or information regarding your restoration,Ste Parker Landrover,Rochdale Lancashire,would be a good call.
Ste,had 50 + years knowledge about Land Rovers,and project Landys.
Air tools and compressors,try Machine Mart.
Thankyou very much ill keep that in mind!!
Good video and nice work - will keep watching.
niceeeee
I spotted the Quality Streets. :)
Empty box sadly :(
Invest in an air gun,and compressor mate....
Save you.hours...
Amazing project,good look.
Yes, Air Tools are definetly high priority on my list just having my own little air compressor woukd do wonders for me im lucky enligh to beable to borrow some of the tools
Let’s go!
Nice find! Hop to it mate. A few less ‘ums’ would improve things as you go along. Also, bag and label fittings, bolts, parts etc and where they came from. 👍🏻🙏🦘
Yeh still worling on getting used to the camera and the plan was to get it down to a rolling chassis a bit but since im well ahead on recording i can telly you that didnt happen 😂😂