Land Rovers are very picky about the charge of a battery too start them, especially the L322 Models and in this case a 2003 Land Rover Range Rover full-size HSE. I had tremendous success with the smaller panels for the Land Rover...
Author - Jason Miller
I purchased this Tomos for $80 in Baltimore City in 2018. It’s not running, but all the parts are present. This will be another future project years down the road. For now, it’s safe in my inside storage.
I purchased this in 2017 and spent some time restoring it. I got a Maryland title for it and put plates on it so I can legally ride it on the road in Ocean City.
This was a pure barn find. Purchased new in 1975, logged 3,000 miles and parked in the ’80s in a garage outside of Baltimore, Maryland. 40 or so years later, I pulled it out and cleaned it up. It should be a fun project...
I had a neighbor in the community selling this 1970’s Wurlitzer Americana jukebox. It turns on, but isn’t fully operational, yet. I intend to restore this at some point and use it in my Automobilia Museum I hope to...
Swapping the battery on the L322 Range Rover isn’t hard if you approach it right. Spend the 60 seconds to properly lift the hood and latch so it’s 100% upright, as I show in this video. Have a step stool, so you can...
My 2007 Land Rover Range Rover L322 was throwing a few errors. As a result, I replaced the MAF sensor and the air filter. This video, while lengthy, goes in-depth to show just how easy it is to replace the MAF sensor.
We purchased the Peloton Bike in 2014 and used to work flawlessly. In 2018, we purchased the Treadmill, needless to say, we are heavily invested with Peloton. However, the customer service has been useless to resolve a connection...
It’s done! Well, done enough to be road-ready! Still needs minor things done, but don’t all Land Rovers need that? This is the 2003 Land Rover Range Rover with the BMW V8 that I saved from the junkyard. After lots of...
Slowly but surely, we are making progress on the head gaskets on the 1998 Land Rover Discovery 1. Below is the most recent progress picture!