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series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:32 am
by landie
Hi guys,I thought I'll put some pics of our landrover on here.
Its a series 3 1974,Picked it up for $500 bucks.All the running gear is good,standard motor.The brakes were shit when we got it so put new shoes and wheel cylinders in.


Then found out the master cylinder was rooted.(A big thanks to MIKE for offering one of his spare ones)But being a half cast Jew :D We figured out that a mitsubishi mirage one fitted on.We just had to change the flare nuts to metric.I Modified the front to be able to mount the winch(over engineered it)so it wont budge when the winch is in action.


We took it out yesterday to ashurst (manawatu river)Got stuck once but had installed a winch on the Landrover which pulled us out.
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Hit a big hole And the front leaf spring snapped at the mount which in turn dropped down so we could'nt steer to the right because the steering arm was hitting it :oops: so a bit or Kiwi knowhow we jacked it up rammed a big spanner in there and wedged a bit of wood between the diff and bump stop to get the height we needed to clear the steering arm

So if anyone has got any leafsprings they want get rid of give me a buzz. :D Thanks

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 3:13 pm
by landie
took 11 months to fix leaf spring also built roll bar.
took it out to ashurst .
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winch got us out of the shit a bit, keep getting stuck on the diffs

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 3:19 pm
by KiwiBacon
landie wrote:Then found out the master cylinder was rooted.(A big thanks to MIKE for offering one of his spare ones)But being a half cast Jew :D We figured out that a mitsubishi mirage one fitted on.We just had to change the flare nuts to metric.


That's amazing, got pics?

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 7:15 pm
by landie
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Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 8:09 pm
by KiwiBacon
So not a replacement for those without hole-saws then. :lol:

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 8:31 pm
by landie
KiwiBacon wrote:So not a replacement for those without hole-saws then. :lol:

HaHa-Yep using the a 4inch holesaw worked a treat :lol: ,as its only a shitter it didnt matter,but you can use a 88-92 ish L300 master cylinder,these bolt on the same but the fluid resevoir is on flexibe hoses so you could mount it out of way(no holesaw)
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Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 12:48 pm
by gary_in_nz
landie wrote:
KiwiBacon wrote:So not a replacement for those without hole-saws then. :lol:

HaHa-Yep using the a 4inch holesaw worked a treat :lol: ,as its only a shitter it didnt matter,but you can use a 88-92 ish L300 master cylinder,these bolt on the same but the fluid resevoir is on flexibe hoses so you could mount it out of way(no holesaw)
8)


damn and i thought i was a ruff fulla

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:42 pm
by landie

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 9:19 am
by Loonez
Hi,

i was just wonderin that vacuum booster that u have on that landy, ... was that off the mirage aswell ??

i'm after a upgrade unit for my landy but want one where i dont have to mod anything too much or not mod'ing would be perfect :lol:

Cheers Dave

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 4:08 pm
by landie
Hi Dave.The booster is the factory s3 item,it was just the mastercylinder that was changed.
I have a spare booster you can have if you want it,I got it off trademe a while ago .
:D cheers lyndon

Re: series 3 Landozer

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:49 pm
by Loonez
thanks lyndon,

yup i'm keen on the booster mate just let me know a price for it & postage included to whangarei

Cheers Dave