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Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 18:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lazy-Ferret

I tend to refer to our one as a T1 most of the time, after all, it's first Terrano, and Nissan saw fit to call the later ones a Terrano 2.

Maybe we should label them like the wars, the Great Terrano, and the Second Terrano... lol.

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Good to know there's at least one more WD21 owner here

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 18:07

A few pics, pre-collection, of the interior....

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 18:08

And engine...

Banshee · 25-12-2016, 18:17

Wow that looks fantastic!!!!

Such an old school look and feel about it but a very familiar looking engine bay. I'd love a drive in that, the boxiness of the whole car really appeals.

The only thing I'd have to do with that is swap the steering wheel

Lazy-Ferret · 25-12-2016, 18:24

Good to see inside another one, I always thought the steering wheel was an after market one, but ours is the same... I love that steering wheel.

Unfortunately, ours was stored behind a barn at the bottom of a hill, in mud, for a few years before we got it, so is in a bit of a state. I was going to fix it and get it back on the road, but poor thing has stood on our drive for another 3 years. Still starts first turn every time, even after not being started for 6 months.

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 18:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lazy-Ferret

Good to see inside another one, I always thought the steering wheel was an after market one, but ours is the same... I love that steering wheel.

Unfortunately, ours was stored behind a barn at the bottom of a hill, in mud, for a few years before we got it, so is in a bit of a state. I was going to fix it and get it back on the road, but poor thing has stood on our drive for another 3 years. Still starts first turn every time, even after not being started for 6 months.

Really? So the steering wheel could be factory standard? That surprises me.

Any pics of yours?

Are there many more WD21 owners here?

Lazy-Ferret · 25-12-2016, 19:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sand-Dancer

Really? So the steering wheel could be factory standard? That surprises me.

Any pics of yours?

Are there many more WD21 owners here?

I have not seen any others on here for a few years now...

I don't have many pictures, funnily enough, I was waiting for better weather to clean it up, and take some, so we can stick it on Ebay and hope someone with more time and drive might take it on as a project.

Here are the only ones I have, and none of the inside.

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 19:30

Excellent. Thanks for posting those pics. It looks great. I'd like to get some of those rain deflectors.

don simon · 25-12-2016, 20:00

There was a 2 door in the village I used to live, a lovely looking car. Particularly liked the small triangular windows.

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 20:27

....

Sand-Dancer · 25-12-2016, 20:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by don simon

There was a 2 door in the village I used to live, a lovely looking car. Particularly liked the small triangular windows.

Yeah. The two door versions look great.

Blocky10 · 25-12-2016, 21:24

Loving the inside. Looks so comfortable and it's an auto

Sand-Dancer · 28-12-2016, 21:21

Well, a 5am alarm yesterday, and three trains later I was in Thetford, Norfolk. First glimpse of the Terrano was at the train station....

A quick look round showed all looked in order, so the deal was sealed and I had a 240 mile run home to look forward to. That run home was a long one due to accidents and volume of traffic, but I got home and all was good....

I've spent a day with it today, cleaning inside and out, and I'm loving it so far...

I've got loads of pics, but I'll start a new thread.

jims-terrano · 28-12-2016, 21:32

That looks smart and a 240 mile shake down would surely show any gremlins.

Sand-Dancer · 28-12-2016, 22:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by jims-terrano

That looks smart and a 240 mile shake down would surely show any gremlins.

Yep, it coped very well. Felt perkier today after removing three wheels/tyres and a full load of spares from the back.

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25-12-2016, 18:07	#17
Sand-Dancer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Saltburn-By-The-Sea Vehicle: Terrano Mk1 Posts: 27	A few pics, pre-collection, of the interior....

25-12-2016, 18:08	#18
Sand-Dancer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Saltburn-By-The-Sea Vehicle: Terrano Mk1 Posts: 27	And engine...

25-12-2016, 18:24	#20
Lazy-Ferret Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Sevenoaks, Kent Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDi SE Touring Posts: 5,221	Good to see inside another one, I always thought the steering wheel was an after market one, but ours is the same... I love that steering wheel. Unfortunately, ours was stored behind a barn at the bottom of a hill, in mud, for a few years before we got it, so is in a bit of a state. I was going to fix it and get it back on the road, but poor thing has stood on our drive for another 3 years. Still starts first turn every time, even after not being started for 6 months.

25-12-2016, 19:30	#23
Sand-Dancer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Saltburn-By-The-Sea Vehicle: Terrano Mk1 Posts: 27	Excellent. Thanks for posting those pics. It looks great. I'd like to get some of those rain deflectors.

25-12-2016, 20:00	#24
don simon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gone. Vehicle: Terrano ii Posts: 2,215	There was a 2 door in the village I used to live, a lovely looking car. Particularly liked the small triangular windows.

25-12-2016, 20:27	#25
Sand-Dancer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Saltburn-By-The-Sea Vehicle: Terrano Mk1 Posts: 27	....

25-12-2016, 21:24	#27
Blocky10 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Welcome to Norwich, a fine city Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 3.0 SVE Auto Posts: 3,601	Loving the inside. Looks so comfortable and it's an auto

28-12-2016, 21:21	#28
Sand-Dancer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Saltburn-By-The-Sea Vehicle: Terrano Mk1 Posts: 27	Well, a 5am alarm yesterday, and three trains later I was in Thetford, Norfolk. First glimpse of the Terrano was at the train station.... A quick look round showed all looked in order, so the deal was sealed and I had a 240 mile run home to look forward to. That run home was a long one due to accidents and volume of traffic, but I got home and all was good.... I've spent a day with it today, cleaning inside and out, and I'm loving it so far... I've got loads of pics, but I'll start a new thread.

28-12-2016, 21:32	#29
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	That looks smart and a 240 mile shake down would surely show any gremlins.