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Location: Bala North Wales
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
Steve. you are too kind! How did Saturday's run go?
Discovered yesterday that the Landrover suppliers had sent me the wrong first motion shaft seal, so off to Oswestry in the Seven to get the correct one. Hoping to set the gearbox back in today and by the end of this week that I will have two vehicles running.
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Location: Deepest Frogland 30960
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
20-05-2024, 10:24 AM
(This post was last modified: 20-05-2024, 10:25 AM by Reckless Rat.)
We used to have a sectionalised Landy gearbox in the Driving School when I was there (the one with the yellow and red levers). I have never seen anything so agricultural (but I guess that's why)! Best of luck with the re-build.
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Location: Bala North Wales
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Thank you Bruce. Happy to say that I got back with the new seal at 2 pm and Leon and I with the help of a beefy friend got them gearbox in during the afternoon, and it works! Got to finish putting the cab back together today.
Did over 100 miles in the Seven yesterday morning running about.
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Location: Gent Belgium
Car type: Special 1930 chassis
Bought myself a spare engine ! yep the sort that's stood in a shed for 20 years then sold, never used or moved for another 25 now in my possession.. First thing is to clean it, I'm guessing a mix of Diesel and petrol old paint brush and load of towels should help.
Then free it up and see what I have... already very happy its complete and not a piles of parts in a box...
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Location: Port Elizabeth, Sunny South Africa
Car type: '26 Chummy, '28 Top Hat, '33 Type "65", single seaters
That's really nice Peter, well done !!!
Some more pictures please
Aye
Greig
