In UK: P A Blanchard. DingoCroft, Turner Engineering, Ashcroft Transmissions for quality parts. GDI Products, Emberton Imperial Classic, Jones Springs. Plenty others have the run of the mill blue box stuff made to a price, some of which is ok.
I’m a Brit who lives in the USA now and have a S2A and use Rovers North, great company for anyone in the USA. Agree with Craddocks and Blanchards, great places and a good bunch of people too. I can’t believe you did not mention Land Rover Heaven in AUS, they have a great array of Landy’s and such. There’s also a place in Greece that sells parts, Land Rover Treasure Shop I think. I also find that sometimes the forums are a good place to get parts. My advice is always buy the part you’re looking for twice if it’s not too much. Thanks Geoff would be great to put all of this in a table on your website…
The best part of 110 Land Rover is no fancy gadget,if you love a easy vehicle to fix this is you or don’t mine rough ride,eating dust,this is a top vehicle,ever since bush tucker man shows we feel in love,but it was a good wagon way back on the farm as well,you can’t kill the Isuzu motor a great diesel,just look how tough the Holden Gemini was with nearly the same motor,top video mate.
As they say you can take a Land Rover into the outback but if you want to get back you take a TOYOTA LAND CRUISER as l own a 1997 Toyota Hilux just the work ute and l have no trouble getting spare parts just go to my local spare parts shop and have ordere them and get them infact he had some in stock because it shares so many parts with so many other vehicles and Toyota's
In UK: P A Blanchard. DingoCroft, Turner Engineering, Ashcroft Transmissions for quality parts. GDI Products, Emberton Imperial Classic, Jones Springs. Plenty others have the run of the mill blue box stuff made to a price, some of which is ok.
I’m a Brit who lives in the USA now and have a S2A and use Rovers North, great company for anyone in the USA. Agree with Craddocks and Blanchards, great places and a good bunch of people too. I can’t believe you did not mention Land Rover Heaven in AUS, they have a great array of Landy’s and such. There’s also a place in Greece that sells parts, Land Rover Treasure Shop I think. I also find that sometimes the forums are a good place to get parts. My advice is always buy the part you’re looking for twice if it’s not too much.
Thanks Geoff would be great to put all of this in a table on your website…
The best part of 110 Land Rover is no fancy gadget,if you love a easy vehicle to fix this is you or don’t mine rough ride,eating dust,this is a top vehicle,ever since bush tucker man shows we feel in love,but it was a good wagon way back on the farm as well,you can’t kill the Isuzu motor a great diesel,just look how tough the Holden Gemini was with nearly the same motor,top video mate.
I buy my parts from Barebones 4x4 in the uk, very good service, highly recommended 👍🏻
MR automotive best shop ever
British Auto Parts in Melb, some new old stock, can find hard to get parts, great service.
I have the defender booked in at Tickels later in the month
I purchased some heavy duty axles from KLR. So i can recommend them highly.
Great business and a great team. Cheers Geoff
Putting a s3 1ton back on the road. This is the info I needed
Good luck and great to hear. Cheers Geoff
P.A.Blanchards U.K., top quality.
Hi Geoff very informative and useful tips
Good to hear, thank you for watching. Cheers Geoff
As they say you can take a Land Rover into the outback but if you want to get back you take a TOYOTA LAND CRUISER as l own a 1997 Toyota Hilux just the work ute and l have no trouble getting spare parts just go to my local spare parts shop and have ordere them and get them infact he had some in stock because it shares so many parts with so many other vehicles and Toyota's
Great content as always thanks from this novice
No worries, hope this video is off use to you and others. Cheers Geoff
No blue box recommendations then? 😊
That’s for another video. Cheers Geoff