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Maybe take a look on Trademe (the NZ equivalent of eBay) or put a request on there.

The Rover plates are a little different and require modification.

If you can find a Triumph Mayflower, of Phase I or 2 Vanguard, the striker plates are much the same.

All the best to your folks Chris.

I have an Aviaid sump. Happy with it, although had to make a slight modification to fit the starter motor.

It is a two pot paint. Seems to be standing up quite well. However, I have bought a knock-off removal tool recently to reduce the risk of my chipping the paint with the lead hammer.

You are most welcome Eddy.

As pointed out, the colour on some of the original magnesium wheels is as a result of corrosion protection. However, I wanted to get something close on my aluminium wheels, so, after much searching I chose a Landrover colour (Maya Gold, code GAN) and am happy with the result. Photos show 1046s...

Yes. Not a very clear picture, but this gives you the idea.

They are held together by cap screws (lots of them) from the rear.

I got these (15", 3 piece) from Image Wheels in the UK. Was able to specify backspace, number of pins, and pin spacing. Photos show them as they came, and after I had added a ring to eliminate the sharp delineation from rim to centre.

Roger Kraus Racing used to stock Avons. Maybe they still do?

RIP Andre. Valued contributor over the years.

Well done. More photos, and maybe some video...

One currently for sale in New Zealand. https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/other/listing/2799725668?bof=VB6y8O88

I will try to hunt it out.

Actually took longer than that Dave. Almost 19 years in total.

Plugging the holes in the front bulkhead is not straightforward. There are lots. :)

Most of the water comes in under the doors and some down the sides of the doors. We have used weather-strip, but it does not do a complete job. Water gets in to the footwell through the various holes in the mono front bulkhead. Some also leaks in from the engine bay via the various removable...

Yes - the flat black is painted. Did not include the roof vent because I really didn't need another entry for water... ;)