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  • PH4
    3rd Gear
    • Jan 2007
    • 375

    Auxillary Guage Panels

    There was a person on ebay.co.uk that was selling auxillary instrument panels he was making foe series and they were pretty nice. You could order left or right and one or two guage holes cut. This was one of those buy it now type listing. I had saved the listing but it was somehow erased from my saves. Does anyone know of what I refer and, if so, how to contact this individual? They were very nice and about $50 a pop.
  • S11A
    2nd Gear
    • Apr 2007
    • 218

    #2
    I bought a few from him just a couple of weeks ago - very good quality. His contact info:

    peterwilmshurst_a_t_supanet.com

    Be sure to tell him left or right side of the main panel, and whether or not they go under the vent levers (there is a small notch for that, otherwise no notch).

    He will cut the 52mm holes for extra gauges (one or two per panel) or sell blank ones for switches. Just tell him what you need.
    1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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    • S11A
      2nd Gear
      • Apr 2007
      • 218

      #3
      remove the _a_t_ and replace with the @ symbol.
      1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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      • S11A
        2nd Gear
        • Apr 2007
        • 218

        #4
        I think I paid 12 pounds each. His eBay name is: retep1000_0

        Old auction:

        1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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        • PH4
          3rd Gear
          • Jan 2007
          • 375

          #5
          IIA, very much appreciated and thank you.

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          • S11A
            2nd Gear
            • Apr 2007
            • 218

            #6
            No problem, happy to help and glad I can give back since I have received a lot of good advice here.

            Check these out - here is what I am planning with these panels (as-is and to-be):



            1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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            • S11A
              2nd Gear
              • Apr 2007
              • 218

              #7
              I have seen these pop up on eBay occassionally; does anyone know where they would be mounted and what they are used for:

              1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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              • daveb
                5th Gear
                • Nov 2006
                • 513

                #8
                series 3 center dash switch panel.


                Originally posted by S11A
                I have seen these pop up on eBay occassionally; does anyone know where they would be mounted and what they are used for:

                http://cgi.ebay.com/Land-Rover-Serie...em270224888964
                A Land Rover would never turn up to collect an Oscar. It'd be far too busy doing something important, somewhere, for someone."


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                • Enigma
                  Low Range
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 88

                  #9
                  To S11A I love your diagrams. How are they done? Obviously you have more time than me to figure them out.

                  BTW Do you not have a choke?

                  Cheers

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                  • S11A
                    2nd Gear
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 218

                    #10
                    I did it in PowerPoint, didn't take very long at all - this is mostly a bunch of squares and circles and I use that program a LOT for work.

                    It is a diesel...

                    The stop switch may not be in the stock position - in the manual, the panel below the dash to which the hand throttle and key are mounted is shown having the stop switch there next to the key. I need to go look at the panel and see if the extra hole is there or not.
                    Last edited by S11A; 04-01-2008, 12:57 PM.
                    1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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                    • S11A
                      2nd Gear
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 218

                      #11
                      Thanks Dave, appreciate it.
                      1965 Series 2A 109 pickup diesel

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                      • singingcamel
                        4th Gear
                        • Oct 2006
                        • 398

                        #12
                        I have a bunch of original used panels including the ones that holds a bake lite ash tray.. let me know what your needs are , Im moving the shop and thaings have to go..marc
                        www.singingcamel.com

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                        • highmile
                          Low Range
                          • Nov 2007
                          • 93

                          #13
                          I have one of these that I do not need if anybody is interested. Make me an offer. Not sure what the knob is for. Comes with the Amp and Oil pressue guages

                          Thanks!




                          Former owner of 1967 Series IIA 109 NADA
                          1996 Land Rover Discovery SE7
                          1995 Range Rover Classic SWB

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                          • 109 Pretender
                            1st Gear
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 110

                            #14
                            SIIA, Ditto on your diagrams - great way to plan things out - especially since we don't have a bunch of extra room to work with on series facia's! I made my own panels out of alum. (0.063" 3003 H-14). Easy to reproduce rolled edge w/leather mallet and wood pattern cut to size. I needed non std. size for A/C panel. I used '67 MGB defrost/heat knobs and then made my own 'switch labels' using fender washers shaped to factory specs. painted them blk. then used Chartpack white transfer letters, then clear coat to protect. All switches look orig. even though they control items never installed by Rover. Ck out some of my pics under my 'newbie' thread. to see what I'm talking about.

                            cheers!

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