scale line drawings of land rover 90 & 91 RRC

[rykard]

Hi,
we are looking to build a hybrid, '90' on a RRC chassis. I am looking for some scale pictures of both so I can start to figure out where we need to cut and lengthen the body. Does anyone know of where I can get these from? They will need to be the same scale. I've had a quick shufty around the web, but nothing obvious has leapt out yet.

Rich

[Neonblau]

Have a look here. I've used them for scale models in the past but never for 1:1:

https://www.the-blueprints.com/search/land+rover/

[jesta1865]

buy the video a 4x4 is born, this is exactly what they do and they show you it all, even the bits that go wrong.

[100SRV]

rykard said:

Hi,
we are looking to build a hybrid, '90' on a RRC chassis. I am looking for some scale pictures of both so I can start to figure out where we need to cut and lengthen the body. Does anyone know of where I can get these from? They will need to be the same scale. I've had a quick shufty around the web, but nothing obvious has leapt out yet.

Rich

Why not start with a 90 chassis?
You could pick up a good new one and save yourself lots of heartache and effort.
I agree it is nice to do things yourself but it is much easier to assemble things which are meant to go together - and do not underestimate the time and satisfaction in doing that.

Also I suspect you will need SVA as the vehicle has been radically altered, this won't be the case if you start with a rotten truck and replace the rotten parts.

[rykard]

have an RRC and a 90, the chassis on the 90 is a bit iffy. want the air suspension, v8 and brakes from the rrc

[100SRV]

Understood - still easier buying a V8 Ninety chassis and transferring whatever you require for air suspension from the RR. I guess this would be the spring platforms and relocated damper brackets.

The suspension linkages IIRC are identical on RRC for coil or air suspension and the V8 powertrain should bolt in too.

Just trying to save you work and heartache!

[rykard]

and want the longer wheelbase for more stability and paracticality