Land Rover Series III Restoration
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The blog is here http://www.geoffslandroverblog.com
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How far did you get with Mr Croker's other vids? https://www.mx5life.com/forum/index.php/topic/46483-geoffrey-croker-restorations/?hl=croker
To be brutally honest with you, Jono... ...not far at all. It rather reminded me of having to read Will' the Bard's Henry V at school for GCE Eng. Lit.How far did you get with Mr Croker's other vids? https://www.mx5life.com/forum/index.php/topic/46483-geoffrey-croker-restorations/?hl=croker
I didn't even get off the 1st page :sad:
One of our other Eng. Lit. projects was Willis Hall's The Long and the Short and the Tall, which I found fascinating. This is how I view that gearbox rebuild!
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It's going to be a long two weeks until the next vid.I loved every minute of that, thank you, Jono
I thought that too!It's going to be a long two weeks until the next vid.I loved every minute of that, thank you, Jono
That alternator was in a dreadful state. When you consider all the other work that needs doing on the vehicle, why on earth didn't he just exchange it and get on with more important stuff?
To me, overhauling an alternator at home is tantamount to refurbishing an oil-filter cartridge! After all the time (and pain!) spent, it may or may not work - or, worse still, work for an hour, a day, or a week.
I am now going outside to get back under the FIAT to try to find out why that cheapo silencer knocks against the rear torsion beam!
To me, overhauling an alternator at home is tantamount to refurbishing an oil-filter cartridge! After all the time (and pain!) spent, it may or may not work - or, worse still, work for an hour, a day, or a week.
I am now going outside to get back under the FIAT to try to find out why that cheapo silencer knocks against the rear torsion beam!
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