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  • Lalo88DK
    1st Gear
    • Nov 2009
    • 116

    Fitted my newly purchased Roof Rack, it's a DIY (not by me) fitted a ladder too.

    Later in the afternoon I also took off and sold the 24 volt winch, a 12 volt winch is going on instead.





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    • Les Parker
      RN Sales Team - Super Moderator
      • May 2006
      • 2020

      Very sharp looking vehicle !
      Very nice backdrop, too.
      Thanks for posting
      Les Parker
      Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
      Rovers North Inc.

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      • crankin
        5th Gear
        • Jul 2008
        • 696

        Steen,
        You are doing some great stuff! Very nice rig! Looking through your site...I have quick question...what was the purpose of the "DIY: Rude-Vents"


        Birmabright Brotherhood

        Take the vow, join the brotherhood!


        Clint Rankin - 1972 SIII SWB

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        • bkreutz
          4th Gear
          • Apr 2010
          • 408

          I've been working on mounting a "Tuffy" console in my Series III, I got it from RN, but wasn't satisfied with the mounting kit (in all fairness, it was for a Defender) So I made a mount that would enable me to easily remove the box so I could check the oil level in the overdrive. Just finishing up the wiring for the radio. After I'm done and satisfied with the results I could post some pictures of the mount if anyone's interested.
          Gale Breitkreutz
          '03 Disco
          '74 Series III 88 (sold, 4/13)
          '47 CJ2A

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          • Lalo88DK
            1st Gear
            • Nov 2009
            • 116

            Originally posted by crankin
            Steen,
            You are doing some great stuff! Very nice rig! Looking through your site...I have quick question...what was the purpose of the "DIY: Rude-Vents"

            Thanks

            "Rude-Vents" = to Provide defroster air to the front corners of your front door glass just like the Defender-vents. But I need to fit bigger hoses to make it work properly

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            • crankin
              5th Gear
              • Jul 2008
              • 696

              Ah ha! That's a great idea!


              Birmabright Brotherhood

              Take the vow, join the brotherhood!


              Clint Rankin - 1972 SIII SWB

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              • SafeAirOne
                Overdrive
                • Apr 2008
                • 3435

                I took a bunch of these...




                ...and made them into some of these...




                ...and stuck them in here:

                --Mark

                1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel

                0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
                (9.7 minutes now that she's a 3-door).

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                • Bostonian1976
                  5th Gear
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 750

                  Originally posted by SafeAirOne
                  I took a bunch of these...




                  ...and made them into some of these...




                  ...and stuck them in here:

                  sweet! Now you just need to make an explosion to make it go up and down...
                  '67 sort of station wagon (limestone), '65 gray hardtop, '63 blue Station Wagon, '64 limestone station wagon in pieces

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                  • siiirhd88
                    3rd Gear
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 369

                    Console box and door panels

                    Today I finished installing a console box and door panels in my 109. The console box is made of 1X12 boards cut to size. It has two compartments, the upper one a deep compartment to hold bits like the winch remotes. I also installed two cup holders made from 3" ABS drain pipe and flat end caps, and a three plug power port. It is attached to the seat box center access cover, so it just lifts out to check the OD oil level.

                    The door panels are made from painted 1/4 plywood, covered with vinyl. The upper section has a thin layer of padding under the vinyl.

                    I also finished the cab control switches for the Warn 8274 winch. The winch is mounted on a Pangolin bumper. Thanks Ike.

                    I also used the 109 to tow our lawn mower 1/4 mile after it overheated (from mice...) and blew the head.

                    Bob

                    '02 Disco II SD
                    '80 SIII 109
                    '75 SIII 88 V8
                    '68 SIIA 109 V8







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                    • 4flattires
                      4th Gear
                      • Aug 2007
                      • 424

                      Originally posted by 4flattires
                      I finally got around to unbolting and de-wiring a PO fabricated trailer connector that was mounted through the rear tub. I hope to find a great local welder that can patch up the nice round hole that remains.
                      That was way back at the start of this thread. Found the welder. Them holes just disappeared!

                      Thanks Greenmeanie for the lead.

                      Note to all others. Need alu welding in AZ? I've got a kick @ss welder for ya.



                      After

                      64 SIIa 109 all stock
                      69 SIIa 88 all stock
                      Old tractors
                      New Harleys
                      Old trucks

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                      • martindktm
                        2nd Gear
                        • Jun 2008
                        • 218

                        De-rusted, painted, check and rebuilt the rear axle and began to prepare the front one for the same treatment.







                        And hopefully will go thru the all the parts of the truck...



                        And install them back on this...



                        But today was an axle day. Still a few to come to complete the rear and the front one.

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                        • TJR
                          2nd Gear
                          • Dec 2006
                          • 279

                          What seat backs are those in the 1st pics? They look taller than normal?
                          ...Talbot

                          Originally posted by siiirhd88
                          Today I finished installing a console box and door panels in my 109. The console box is made of 1X12 boards cut to size. It has two compartments, the upper one a deep compartment to hold bits like the winch remotes. I also installed two cup holders made from 3" ABS drain pipe and flat end caps, and a three plug power port. It is attached to the seat box center access cover, so it just lifts out to check the OD oil level.

                          The door panels are made from painted 1/4 plywood, covered with vinyl. The upper section has a thin layer of padding under the vinyl.

                          I also finished the cab control switches for the Warn 8274 winch. The winch is mounted on a Pangolin bumper. Thanks Ike.

                          I also used the 109 to tow our lawn mower 1/4 mile after it overheated (from mice...) and blew the head.

                          Bob

                          '02 Disco II SD
                          '80 SIII 109
                          '75 SIII 88 V8
                          '68 SIIA 109 V8







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                          • siiirhd88
                            3rd Gear
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 369

                            The seatbacks are the normal seatbacks, nothing special.

                            Bob

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                            • TJR
                              2nd Gear
                              • Dec 2006
                              • 279

                              Thks... My eyes were playing tricks on me..

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                              • stomper
                                5th Gear
                                • Apr 2007
                                • 889

                                Did an oil change and also a transmission oil change. No fun trying to fill the transmission without an oil syringe! Used a length of clear hose and a pointy tipped bottle. It worked, but I wore a lot of oil!
                                Bad gas mileage gets you to some of the greatest places on earth.

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