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blackwolf

Member Since: 03 Nov 2009
Location: South West England
Posts: 17337

2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 DCPU Stornoway Grey

Defender_Td5 wrote:
... check out www.ckdshop.co.uk - this is what I've been up to! ...

Outstanding! Very impressive range of parts available, definitely good to see.

2nd Dec 2020 2:02pm

Will@LRW

Member Since: 04 May 2019
Location: UK
Posts: 177

1997 Defender 110 300 Tdi CSW Alpine White

Grenadier wrote:
Don't be sad Will, it's just to another home, and who knows, the new owner may themselves make an appearance on here and upload photos of their travels. All is not lost....

Well you never quite know the circumstances when someone sells their dream truck. It's sad to think it happens but priorities change

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Ah Rob, small world. Alex got in touch with me last year and I think things fell under the radar. Get in touch if you're still interested. I'd love to come see your setup when the world is normal again.

So are JLR classic selling on your behalf, rather than them buying it from you? LR Workshop
Find a Defender's history and spec: https://defender.lrworkshop.com

13th Dec 2020 8:12pm

Defender_Td5

Member Since: 20 Jul 2009
Location: Devon/Australia
Posts: 69

1991 Defender 110 300 Tdi USW Stornoway Grey

Hi Will,

Small world indeed - Alex is my business partner. Do come down for a visit in the New Year - Alex will be in contact.

JLR Classic are selling the car on my behalf indeed. Here are a few of the photographs taken for the sales pitch, you might notice the external cage and Hannibal roof rack have been removed and replaced with a genuine LR expedition rack and a Mantec snorkel as well. I’ve also had the wheels refurbished but this time had them done in gloss black and fitted new BFG All-Terrain tyres in 265/75R16 size. It has had the roof, headlight surrounds and grill painted in Santorini Black as well.

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Cheers
Rob Defender 300Tdi 110 Utility Wagon ROW Overland
Series 1 86"

14th Dec 2020 11:12am

Shroppy

Member Since: 25 Feb 2016
Location: Shropshire
Posts: 866

1986 Defender 130 V8 Petrol HCPU Aintree Green

I've just re-read the whole thread and I must say your attention to detail is impressive. Do you recall where you got the engine bay sound proofing from? It looks incredibly similar to the factory fitted stuff I've seen which itself is much better than anything else I can see on the market.

Cheers. 1985 127 V8 Build Thread
Series 2 109"
Series 1 80"

14th Dec 2020 3:48pm

90 Dreamer

Member Since: 13 Jul 2019
Location: Oop North
Posts: 2138

2016 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Corris Grey

Gorgeous truck

14th Dec 2020 7:27pm

blackwolf

Member Since: 03 Nov 2009
Location: South West England
Posts: 17337

It looks as though someone did a good job removing all traces of the roll cage. I wonder how all the holes were patched.

14th Dec 2020 7:41pm

AJC

Member Since: 30 Nov 2015
Location: Lancashire
Posts: 1358

i just thought the same blackwolf

13th Jan 2022 5:02pm

Defender_Td5

Member Since: 20 Jul 2009
Location: Devon/Australia
Posts: 69

The cage was removed and the holes were carefully TIG welded up and ground back. After the new paint job they became invisible! Defender 300Tdi 110 Utility Wagon ROW Overland
Series 1 86"

13th Jan 2022 5:19pm

westcoast1

Member Since: 14 Oct 2022
Location: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Posts: 1

1991 Defender 110 200 Tdi CSW Alpine White

Diagram

Defender_Td5 wrote:
Pickles wrote:
Defender TD5,...Brilliant work there, especially the VERY professional electrical stuff,.....are you an Auto Elec, if not, how did you learn all that stuff?
Good work, Pickles.

Hi Pickles,

I am not an Auto Electrician I am afraid; I guess the key to electrics is to be really meticulous and double check everything. I developed a wiring diagram for all the extras on the whole vehicle over a 24 month period, taking the time to re-draw and change bits a pieces as I became more familiar with what I wanted from the vehicle, the thing is with electrics is that you only really want to do it once! I specified most of the wiring gauges etc on the drawing and then had it all checked by an Auto Electrician, once we were both happy I then set about making all the looms and developed an obsession with heat-shrink and conduit as you can see!

I'll update the thread soon as I have some more stuff to add.

Cheers
Rob

Amazing build, especially liking the attention to detail of the wiring. Don’t suppose you could share the diagram you made? All the best

14th Oct 2022 9:55am

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