Hi Alan, thank you for this video. I’ve been trying to figure out the windscreen seal and how to replace the back windows on my 1956 107”. Now I know, thanks to your video.
Your attention to detail is superb! Great work and thanks for explaining each step so clearly. Best of luck with getting your Landy registered, hope it goes very well!
Just got home from a trip to Hawaii and found your video waiting for me!🏝️🌋🗿Aloha! I’m always amazed at the availability of parts on these older Landys. The carpet roof liner looks great. You even used slotted screws on all the trim strips, 👌wonderful attention to detail.👍 Did Land Rover originally use Perspex on the windows, or glass? My Series2A has some aftermarket wiper motors . I would love to have original motors but they are difficult to find. 💰💰 It’s so great you saved this Series 1 from that abandoned derelict on the hillside. Beautiful job. Cheers Allen.
Cheers, thanks Lance. Yes the Series 1s had Perspex windows and then later a mix of glass and Perspex. I’ve tried to use slotted where possible, the others just don’t look right.
Hi Alan, thank you for this video. I’ve been trying to figure out the windscreen seal and how to replace the back windows on my 1956 107”. Now I know, thanks to your video.
You are very welcome, I’m glad it helped , I knew someone else will need it as I could find very little info on it
Your attention to detail is superb! Great work and thanks for explaining each step so clearly. Best of luck with getting your Landy registered, hope it goes very well!
Thank you kindly!
Wonderful work, I like it when a plan comes together😅
Thanks, me too 😅
Beautiful!
Thank cheers!
Just got home from a trip to Hawaii and found your video waiting for me!🏝️🌋🗿Aloha!
I’m always amazed at the availability of parts on these older Landys. The carpet roof liner looks great. You even used slotted screws on all the trim strips, 👌wonderful attention to detail.👍 Did Land Rover originally use Perspex on the windows, or glass? My Series2A has some aftermarket wiper motors . I would love to have original motors but they are difficult to find. 💰💰
It’s so great you saved this
Series 1 from that abandoned derelict on the hillside. Beautiful job.
Cheers Allen.
Cheers, thanks Lance. Yes the Series 1s had Perspex windows and then later a mix of glass and Perspex. I’ve tried to use slotted where possible, the others just don’t look right.