Restoring a Rusted Land Rover to Its Former Glory!

[@brucemitchell5637]

Fantastic job, guys! Can't wait to see it finished!

[@Kapil-Patel]

Stunning work man 😎I love the test drives, I think they're my favourite part of each build 😆 Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

[@andrewharris3380]

Well done. Looks really good

[@garybloom7445]

Ah man, that colour really pops with the black painted parts... I think that LR just called it light green.... So simple... Keep it up.

[@OelfahSamodien]

Hi danie what a beautiful color Good choice.

[@suecobandito8954]

Cracking good. Florida, USA.

[@markbooysen9412]

Awesome video guys. The issue you have with revs not going down when pushing acceleration is probably a vacuum/vacuum advance issue. She does seem to idle a bit high.

[@kevinreeves6875]

Very nice job. I did my 2a a few years ago and I bought an old sa army 2a long wheelbase as a donar for parts. I paid r20k for it and it had only 19k miles on it. Every but and bolt was original and engine gearbox perfect. Even had original solex carb one.

[@andoletube]

I see Murphy's law works differently in South Africa - if I went for a drive like that in Australia, there'd be a cop pulling me over for a ticket within 5 metres of my driveway.

[@waynoswaynos]

That’s so true. NSW cops are thugs with a ticket quoter to meet. Almost like a legal gang it seems.

[@adelebotha71]

No, we dont have cops in South Africa.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Awesome 👍👍👍

[@nicksrestos8505]

Anyone remember the tv show “Daktari” as a kid? That’s where my love of Landys started.

[@alexjohnward]

It's a Land Rover tradition the world over, just don't fall off.

[@adelebotha71]

So oulik!!!