Project Edna part 8 Land Rover 110 restoration

[@livingoffgridinscotland]

Coming on faster than mine!

[@MicallefMade]

Haha, thank you. Time, money, weather and inclination are a lot of factors to slow down these sorts of projects. My ADHD goes into overdrive and I rush to try and get things done. this is the first time I have taken more time and effort.

[@matthewwhitney8103]

Loving the standard look 👍🏻. Well done . Always harder on your own

[@MicallefMade]

Thank you, I really appreciate that, it is hard and not many keep Land Rovers very standard (which is of course fine) but I want this to be as original as possible, scars and all.

[@chrisrawle2967]

Coming along nicely

[@MicallefMade]

Thank you very much

[@defendermodsandtravels]

My restoration is moving at a snail's pace in this grotty weather and you have put me to shame. I am surprised you had a problem fitting your battery box - mine went together easily. For the brake pipes along the rear axle I used hydraulic hose which doesn't require accurate bends and it looks fine too. It could even be OEM. Good luck with the MOT.

[@MicallefMade]

This weather is horrible to be doing these projects in. I don't know whether I was doing something wrong or the seat box has twisted out of shape over the years, but it was a sod. I like the idea of hydraulic hose, a much simpler way.

[@charlieneale42]

Great job .Im about to build a hicap myself .nice to see it all coming together.

[@MicallefMade]

@charlieneale42 thank you very much. Good luck with your project

[@adamlambert1307]

Good luck!

[@MicallefMade]

@@adamlambert1307 thank you

[@stevepickering5866]

Best of luck Ben, first time pass is my bet ?

[@williamobrien3906]

Take the hard drive out of the dead laptop and buy a usb to sata cable. Then you'll be able to find the photo's that were stored.

[@MicallefMade]

Thank you so much, I will definitely try this