Looking good, Nothing or very little is as satisfying as reassembling those sort of assemblies when all is clean and tidy as you have got it too, (Joggler!), keep up the fine work, J.
First video I see and a very nice job indeed. Personally I also like restoration videos where you see people actually working on their cars (and not only the result) so one can learn the tricks of the trade so to speak. Nevertheless ATB Marc - Belgium
Nice work. I am at that stage now. I have cleaned and painted the part with the two vent comtrols and am now just starting on the big part with the clips and screws.
Great vid. I have to replace the nozzle on the passenger side. I wonder, how to get to the inner side of the washer jet. Is it sufficient to lift the upper dashboard panel? Regards Heinz
Nice LandRover. I use to have a series 3 LWB, I fitted a 4.1 litre ford engine with an automatic transmission. I also got a 25% over driven transfer case, I also fitted power steering from a 1970’s RangeRover. Above 130kph was a bit hairy at times
What are the small recessed holes in the top of the dash near the rubber grommet tubes for? I'm doing the same job now but can't remember what they were for...
Nice job 👍. I’ve just fitted a new heater control valve and flushed the matrix. The near side demister vent works but the drivers side barely flows warm air. Is it a straight forward job removing the dash to do a clean up and restore any damage to airways?
Hi can anyone tell me if the top flat part of the dash can come off alone leaving the top and lower dash still fixed as I need access to run some wiring from engine bay through the top grommet on the right hand side when looking at the engine head on. Or is there any other easier route to run cabling inside the cab? Thanks
I really like your approach to the missing dash panel sections. Very neat job. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic job and it looks great. Funny the cat at 6:10. We have a shop cat that is always in and out of vehicles as we work on them. Cheers!
Looking good, Nothing or very little is as satisfying as reassembling those sort of assemblies when all is clean and tidy as you have got it too,
(Joggler!),
keep up the fine work, J.
thanks Joe. The joggler is a very satisfying tool! I will have to find an excuse to use it in the future :)
First video I see and a very nice job indeed. Personally I also like restoration videos where you see people actually working on their cars (and not only the result) so one can learn the tricks of the trade so to speak. Nevertheless ATB Marc - Belgium
Very nice job.
Nice work. I am at that stage now. I have cleaned and painted the part with the two vent comtrols and am now just starting on the big part with the clips and screws.
Excellent video!
Nicely done 👍
Great vid. I have to replace the nozzle on the passenger side. I wonder, how to get to the inner side of the washer jet. Is it sufficient to lift the upper dashboard panel? Regards Heinz
Glad I've got a ser 2. No dash to worry about!
Shoulda got a series 2!
Joking, but always a big spur on when a replacement is crazy money or unobtainable!
thanks all fits into place now torquay dave
You really do great work, looking forward to next episode :)
Nice job. I do similar job of my s3
Nice LandRover.
I use to have a series 3 LWB, I fitted a 4.1 litre ford engine with an automatic transmission.
I also got a 25% over driven transfer case, I also fitted power steering from a 1970’s RangeRover.
Above 130kph was a bit hairy at times
ha! 80kph is scary enough! Sounds like a beast
My next job fingers crossed it turns out as well as yours I also need to replace the leatherette on my dash
What are the small recessed holes in the top of the dash near the rubber grommet tubes for? I'm doing the same job now but can't remember what they were for...
Nice job 👍. I’ve just fitted a new heater control valve and flushed the matrix. The near side demister vent works but the drivers side barely flows warm air. Is it a straight forward job removing the dash to do a clean up and restore any damage to airways?
Where did you get the Dashboard
Hi can anyone tell me if the top flat part of the dash can come off alone leaving the top and lower dash still fixed as I need access to run some wiring from engine bay through the top grommet on the right hand side when looking at the engine head on. Or is there any other easier route to run cabling inside the cab? Thanks
Do you installed the EPS? I tought i saw it on your steering colum. What type of EPS do you use?
Where did you source the vinyl covering from and what sizes did you order?
eBay. Search dashboard vinyl. It comes in 1.35m length.