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Words cannot fathom how impressed (and jealous) I am of your skills. I follow this thread like I follow my favorite sports team. Pure excitement. Geez... am I OK?:confused: :xxrotflma

Wow, very nice. Cool to be reminded of all the beautiful things within a few hours drive. Thanks!

what are they fetchin' per tire now?

...must have been SCLR members...:shakin:

I used to have a Brownchurch. Loved it. But if I had my choice, I'd get a Hannibal. I find no need for side rails as everything is strapped down. At times, I found the side rails got in the way. As for resale value: Hannibal

Wow, that is a lot of rust! Take a hammer and go to work on the frame. I'll bet you can punch a few holes in it very easily. And if the frame is that far gone, you most likely will end up replacing all the aluminum that it is in contact with. So unless you have another frame and another body...

Nice pics. Congrats! :)

nice rig, good price too.

radius arms and rear trailing links are an easy buy and an easy install. as for the O2 sensors... they do not last forever. replacing them may be as simple as it was time. replacing them between 90,000 - 120,000 miles is the norm, although i never replaced mine in my disco up until i sold...

Interested in the cast iron kit. I live about 3 hours North of you but my company has an office in Bakersfield where you can drop it off.

nice score!:clapsmile

Not if it was being eaten by a manatee...:p

x2?????:yikes:

gotta ask... which club?

:hehe: :violent-smiley-031: ...let me hear you say that after the first year...:elkgrin: LOL... buy stuff used off of eBay and CL. My wife used to sell Brooklyn's old clothes on eBay and then turn around and buy her current clothes with the money she made that day. *Start buying little...

That's pretty cool. Is there an English translation of the article somewhere?

Although being close to family is a huge bonus with a newborn but I've got to say that you need to evaluate what it takes to live comfortably. I was a single parent with three boys for six years before I met my wife. Yeah, we went without a few things but it was worth it. In a few years those...

Sweet score, dude! Jealous of that rear bumper... you have no idea how much you will appreciate it in the future.:friday:

You're gonna love it! So cool to have ice cream when you are camping.

That is not what I am saying. I am saying to be careful, very careful. To redo a 1964 SII to "look" like a newer Defender takes a lot of work and some skillful modifications - heck, just read all the threads about it in the Land Rover section of this forum. It is not as simple as redoing a 68...