Laurence Wilson
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Heavenly. I do and I work there.
We've used Falkners and Eibach springs in the past. My own experience is the Eibachs have a more durable finish but I have Falkners on my car.
Are you in Sussex UK or Sussex US? If you want to come take a look at them and have a chat then you're more than welcome.
Edited by - Peardrop on 23 May 2009 16:23:53
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The single adjustable ones have a clicker knob on the top eye, heavenly. Turn it clockwise until it stops for full stiff. 24 clicks anti-clockwise from there and you're fully soft.
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Richard,
I'd be interested to know more. I might even be able to help you out. Shoot me a blatmail if you like.
Edited by - Peardrop on 16 May 2009 12:11:48
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Vertical top fitting? I'm intrigued. Is this an early De Dion that had a spigot for the top eye like the live axle chassis?
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Not yet but I've put some new pictures up.
You'd look after it Norman
I'm sure you can convince HM. -
Some new images:
Rancho in-cab adjustable shock absorbers - obviously not fitted but included in sale
Edited by - Peardrop on 11 May 2009 15:05:51
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I've been watching eBay. A glance at the completed listings shows clean ones to have sold for £1,750 to £2,100. Other people are asking over £3,000 but they don't seem to be selling.
I paid £3,250 for the Landie. Of course, she worked then
I guess I'm watching the bottom end of the 'blade market Edited by - Peardrop on 10 May 2009 20:48:56
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Regretably I'm listing my V8 Landie for sale ☹️
She was an original factory V8, since coverted to EFi Range Rover V8 and four speed auto box. She has a Range Rover back axle and disc brakes all round plus rock sliders and a massive scaffold pole front bumper. Even in the slightly green state she is in, she looks the business*.
She hasn't turned a wheel for the last 3 (?) years which has obviously had a negative effect on her appearance. Suffice to say, there is rust in the rear chassis crossmember and the footwells/bulkhead. And the doors. And elsewhere.
N.B. She does not run. She did turn over but I suspect there are a combination of electrical gremlins.
There would be a lot of work to get her servicable again but she would make a fantastic project for someone with the space and time.
Sadly, I don't have the space to strip her apart as I once intended.
I honestly don't know how much she's worth. Optimistically I'm looking for value equal to or a trade for a complete '98/'99 Fireblade suitable as donor for the Caterham.
There are a couple pictures in my signature below.
Please blatmail me or post on here if interested.
* I have a fantastic pair of rose-tinted goggles included with the Landie.
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Bugger! I've gone all html
Wonder if I'll be more productive today.
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Edited by - Peardrop on 10 May 2009 09:09:17
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I'm attempting to put a website together for work but all I appear to be doing is browsing Blatchat! I reckon what we need is a "go to work" button next to "in the office?" up top, that locks me out for an hour when I should actually be being productive!
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Aw ... crap 🙆🏻!
Everything's swirly in here. Can anyone hear me? I think I can see a Hoopy over there ... but he can't see me
Oo! Chocolate button
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Hedgehogs
I don't remember there being any hedgehogs in the sh...OH MY GOD! IT'S IN MY HAIR! IN MY HAIR
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I'm sure you can convince HM.
I guess I'm watching the bottom end of the 'blade market 
I'm really getting fed up.
in Test and Ideas
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Why fed up Norm?
You bored? The Landie is still for sale. I'm taking offers
my flickr!