Land Rover Series 1 3D-printable parts

A cup holder that clips to the metal dash of a Series 1-2a.

Three-part replacement socket assembly for an indicator or position lamp using a separate single-contact bulb holder. Verify the 33 mm housing fit, wiring, insulation, and weather sealing.

Six-piece replacement kit redrawn from surviving original plastic and bakelite wiper-motor components. The positive-terminal insulator uses a simplified M3 through-bolt connection.

Originally built to mount a Bolt&Trim Leather speaker holder for the Marshall speaker. This allows for a temporary/movable mount based originally on a cup holder. Could be easily modified for other speaker styles.

52mm hub nut socket for a wide range of Land Rover models. Most wheel bearings only need gentle torque - a few later models use the same nut but with huge torque and this likely won't work for those. 1/2" socket plus a 27mm (wheel nut) sized hex on the back. Designed to be printed without supports. Print in something robust.

Three-piece 12-volt inspection-lamp socket adaptation using standard 4 mm RC bullet connectors, 14 AWG silicone wire, and an M3 x 12 mm fastener.

Eleven thickness variants of the isolating shim fitted between the chassis brackets and rear tub to separate dissimilar metals.

Bulkhead-mounted holder for a standard 33 cl can, with a recess for an optional 6 mm retaining magnet.

Replacement bush used with a standard 5/16-inch bolt and locking nut to align the brake shoes. Tap the printed bore to suit the bolt thread and follow the source adjustment method.