Range Rover classic

Range Rover classic

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dunk7

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438 posts

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Friday 26th September 2014
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DKL

4,488 posts

222 months

Friday 26th September 2014
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Not fair, you have a bulkhead in one piece!

dunk7

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438 posts

205 months

Saturday 27th September 2014
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I was surprised to how good it is, just a bit of light surface
corrosion, easily fixed smile

DKL

4,488 posts

222 months

Saturday 27th September 2014
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Mine is now but in exchange for lots of $$$
Ah well I know its good for another 20 years.

dunk7

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438 posts

205 months

Wednesday 1st October 2014
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Trust me your not on your own but hopefully its
worth it, buy the time i'm finished i could easily
have bought a 2010 reg Range Rover with the cash i'm
spending doing this.

My thoughts were, the 2010 RR will de value where as
the soft dash we're restoring will gain value, i prefer
the look of the classic too, far classier than the new stuff

dunk7

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Wednesday 1st October 2014
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Rear quarter windows came out and i've taken the
rear seat belts out so i could remove the inner and
outer corner trims.

Offside is perfect but the nearside has a line of heavy
corrosion that needs to be cut out

Also started to scotchbright the panels

dunk7

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Wednesday 1st October 2014
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Nearside


dunk7

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phib

4,464 posts

259 months

Thursday 2nd October 2014
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Looks great, doing something similar myself.

Can I ask what suspension you are going for ?

Thanks

Phib

dunk7

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Friday 3rd October 2014
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phib said:
Looks great, doing something similar myself.

Can I ask what suspension you are going for ?

Thanks

Phib
Cheers Phil, its staying on air suspension and getting
all new OE Dunlop airbags but with Bilstein dampers

phib

4,464 posts

259 months

Friday 3rd October 2014
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Ah .... Didn't realise it was air !

Mine is one of the last spring cars before air, just can't work out what to use for a fast road set up, hence the question

Good luck

Phib

dunk7

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Friday 3rd October 2014
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phib said:
Ah .... Didn't realise it was air !

Mine is one of the last spring cars before air, just can't work out what to use for a fast road set up, hence the question

Good luck

Phib
Give Phil a call at Twenty Ten engineering, i'm sure he could give you good advice on what to use

dunk7

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438 posts

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Thursday 9th October 2014
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The chassis was stripped yesterday, air tank, air control box, engine and gearbox etc and went off to Howells to be acid stripped and galavanized.

New calipers got a coat of gold paint and the rear axle is built, will be fitting the calipers to both axles tomorrow and starting to make the new brake hard pipes.

With a bit of luck we might have a rolling chassis at some stage
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DKL

4,488 posts

222 months

Friday 10th October 2014
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Dunc, I found some old threads on a RR forum about performance exhausts with a cat equipped car.
Was it you? If so what did you do in the end?

David

dunk7

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Friday 10th October 2014
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DKL said:
Dunc, I found some old threads on a RR forum about performance exhausts with a cat equipped car.
Was it you? If so what did you do in the end?

David
Sorry David it wasn't me, there are high performance cats around these days but i've no idea what is the best to use having never used any of them.



dunk7

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Friday 10th October 2014
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Cleaning up the shell ready for paint etc, have to fit the scuttle panel on now the bulkhead is sorted.


dunk7

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dunk7

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dunk7

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Front and rear axles are almost finished

dunk7

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