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  3000cc said:
If You dnt mind telling me how much it costs u? & how many days.............

I'm still jumping with my Bj 43

It depends on your vehicle mods and condition. For my job engine & gear box coupling nearly 2 weeks. Chassis repairing takes one month. denting & repairing panels, converting doors (Defender type)etc, took nearly 3months. painting job got 3 months. Made complete new wiring harness, for 2 weeks. assembling job takes nearly a month. :(

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Great pics! always nice to see a project from start to finish.

Can't claim any experience in restoring a LR (although i'm currently suffering another car restoration).

But I must share an amusing anecdote told to me by one of the team members of our Malaysian Rain Forest Challenge team (big time LR/defender nutters for those who don't know)...

Conversation went something like this:

Me: so I've started restoring my old wheels- hoping it'll be painless

RF guy: You've starting restoring THAT car? How old is it?

Me: clocking 40 years next year

RF: And you're doing a full restoration?

Me: Yep. Its a small car, shouldn't be so bad...(before i could finish that sentence)

RF: Machan, speaking for most buggers who've gone through rebuilds/restorations....you're better off snorting cocaine, its cheaper!

Me: err....

RF: Serious. Cocaine.

Me: <quiet contemplation>

Needless to say it was a damned good laugh, especially to those who have <been there, done it>.

But i think with most restoration projects, even if you tell yourself you're not going to spend more the X amount...always go well over! There are just too many 'goodies' you'll want to add/do. Just be ready for that!

But in the end, the money spent, blood spilt(!!!), and time taken is worth it...especially if you love the car to bits!

Good luck!

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Mates , if any body want to see a fully restoration process look at this link.

http://dhost.info/ax1/index.html

this is not a vehical restoration..it's a bike(honda ax1)..look how seriously he has planned his mission and deliver the goods..

good lesson for any vehical/motorbike restoration maniacs.. :mellow::mellow:

thanks for the link :)

must get my XR and MTX sorted out like that...

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  gunat said:
Great pics! always nice to see a project from start to finish.

Can't claim any experience in restoring a LR (although i'm currently suffering another car restoration).

But I must share an amusing anecdote told to me by one of the team members of our Malaysian Rain Forest Challenge team (big time LR/defender nutters for those who don't know)...

Conversation went something like this:

Me: so I've started restoring my old wheels- hoping it'll be painless

RF guy: You've starting restoring THAT car? How old is it?

Me: clocking 40 years next year

RF: And you're doing a full restoration?

Me: Yep. Its a small car, shouldn't be so bad...(before i could finish that sentence)

RF: Machan, speaking for most buggers who've gone through rebuilds/restorations....you're better off snorting cocaine, its cheaper!

Me: err....

RF: Serious. Cocaine.

Me: <quiet contemplation>

Needless to say it was a damned good laugh, especially to those who have <been there, done it>.

But i think with most restoration projects, even if you tell yourself you're not going to spend more the X amount...always go well over! There are just too many 'goodies' you'll want to add/do. Just be ready for that!

But in the end, the money spent, blood spilt(!!!), and time taken is worth it...especially if you love the car to bits!

Good luck!

ROTFL !

:lol:

did you call the R.R small??! :o

or is this the Nazi's automobile of choice? :D

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Dev- the RR was a pipe dream. I lost the bid for it by 1 week!! It was sold just a few days after I found a buyer for my car. Guess it was meant to be....

Yep, the small car is Hitler's famed car for the masses...its a restoration, but with a few personal touches of course. Clearly you haven't been on the social networking tool lately...

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Dev- the RR was a pipe dream. I lost the bid for it by 1 week!! It was sold just a few days after I found a buyer for my car. Guess it was meant to be....

Yep, the small car is Hitler's famed car for the masses...its a restoration, but with a few personal touches of course. Clearly you haven't been on the social networking tool lately...

aiyo :(

right - went n checked! thats a LOT of work going on! :o

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