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Features

• Fitting a galvanised chassis
• Last nut-and-bolt body rebuild
• How to rebuild and install mechanical components
• Replacing the bulkhead, including galvanising
• How to fit interior trim, seats and seat belts
• Tuning the cylinder head for better performance
• Fitting an overdrive and free-wheel hubs
• Installing parabolic springs, disc brakes and power steering
• Fitting later doors and station wagon bodywork
• Using some Santana parts, as used in Spanish-built Land Rovers, to build something unique
Description

Developed from several years of articles in Land Rover Monthly magazine, this manual is the most detailed package of information available for anyone thinking of restoring or rebuilding a Series III Land Rover.
Synopsis

We took a low-mileage, ex-military, unregistered Series III Land Rover, stripped it down to its bare bones, and then blended it with an original Series III Station Wagon in very poor condition. After stirring into the pot a selection of new and modified parts from a number of different sources, we ended up with the most immaculate and user-friendly Series III you could imagine.
Here’s how you can restore or modify your own Series III, from suspension, brakes, and steering, to engine, transmission and body improvements. You want better seats? Galvanised chassis and bulkhead? Immaculately restored body and mechanical components? This manual has the answers.
Featuring advice on rebuilding the rear body tub, the bulkhead, Station Wagon side frames, and much more besides, this book is a must!
Additional Information

Models covered: Land Rover Series 3 (4-cylinder petrol) 1971 - 1985