Hi,
I am Peter, and Ian is correct, no parker bulb.
These lamp are OE for late model 40 & 60 series Landcruisers and they have separate park/turn lamps.
Just out of interest why the need for the park bulb fitting ?
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PB
Good to hear. I was meaning to make sure that there is nothing major hiding, not so much to fix minor things.Will you be bringing it out Lurch's on April 30th ?
If your car currently has an R180 with 3.36 ratio, Yes you can bolt in another R180 easily enough.You will also need to swap the speedo drive cog in the gearbox to the one for a 3.9 or your speedo will read faster than you are actually going.
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Hi Mate
Really nice looking car, and it sounds like you have some sensibl plans for it.
FWIW I would strongly suggest getting the body (rust) throughly checked out by an expert as your first action.
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PB
Always better to wait and get good quality - cheaper in the long run.Like most I have tried cheaper shortcuts and they have proven to be a false economy.
Just my 2c worth.
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PB
Hi
R180 v R200 is the size if the crownwheel 180mm v 200mm strength but weighs noticeably more.
3.9 v 4.11 about 200 rpm at 100km/h, the 4.11 being the higher reving one. In short better acceleration but reduced speed in each gear and ultimately lower top speed.
3.9 is regaded as a good compromise ratio, but if you do a lot of highway work go for 3.7 or 3.5.
Probably best to get a ride or drive in cars with the different ratios and see what suits your driving style and intended usage - gearbox ratios also play a part.
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PB
I have a dehumidifier for the garage I keep the Z in. It makes an amazing difference to how "dry" everything is in that garage compared to other areas. It is a Delonghi unit and I have fitted an external drain to it. Highly recomended
$650 seems to have the price for a little while now, but the quality is reported to be first rate.
Are there any other places? haven't heard any mentioned. but it is a dam good question.