Petrol
                    tank
Stainless steel petrol tank

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria unusually colored fuel tank must be hiding some interesting features...

Parabolic springs
                    SIIA Land Rover
Parabolic springs

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria high stance bulky look comes from modern leaves, made for a comfier ride and better cross axles.

2.25L petrol engine Land Rover
Petrol engine 2.25 L on SP95

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria was equiped in 2009 with an ACR petrol engine, using the specific headgasket which runs safely on SP95.

Gearbox from SIIA Land Rover
Gearbox

From the Resto-Mod department

In 2009, Victoria was granted a fully refurbished gearbox, the last rebuild from Roland Marlow team at ACR.

Land Rover alternator replaces the dynamo.
Alternator

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria never runs out of power ! The antic dynamo was replaced by a modern alternator in 2021.

Stainless steel exhaust pipe of a SIIA Land
                    Rover
Stainless steel exhaust

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria got in the 90's a complete SS exhaust line and muffler. Still in place after 30 years.

Seats
                    with headrest in a Classic Land Rover
Seats

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria is offering increased safety to the occupants of the front seats.

Safety belts in a classic Land Rover
Safety seat belts

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria makes you ride safe: tighten your seat belt and ready for take-off !

Heated windscreens in a Classic Land Rover
Heated windscreen

From the Resto-Mod department

A safe modification for colder countries as the (optional) heater using engine heat takes a very long time to defrost the windscreen.

Steering wheel with leather cover.
Steering wheel leather cover

From the Resto-Mod department

Victoria finally stops providing its driver with bakelite-sweat blackened hands in humid mornings

Wireless speakers in a Classic Land Rover
Wireless speakers

From the Resto-Mod department

The common saying states that willing to listen to anything in a Land Rover is pointless, due to the lack of soundproofing. Well, shall we still give it a go ?