A lame Q re: 'Door rods'

[Wingshooter]

So, I'm a year-and-a-half in tinkering with my '65 88 SWB.  In one of the boxes of bits I located the original door rods. 
The previous owner had taken the doors off - replacing ('upgrading' his term) the hinges with those of a Defender.  He never refit the two rods.

I'm missing something! According to the Green Bible - they're tagged 'Fixings' (Clevis pin, washer & a cotter pin) 

Is this all I need to set it right?  Or . . .?

     

[Jimbo]

You haven't got series 2 doors so you have the later door brackets.

You can buy a couple of conversion brackets from here:

https://www.bits4landys.co.uk/s2_to_s3_doorstrap_conversion.htm

[ChrisJC]

They are series 3 doors, which used a different arrangement!

Chris.

[Wingshooter]

Jim/Chris

Got it - the bits4landys 'fix' is out-of-stock but RoversNorth over here has something similar.

The doors must've been replaced before the truck was exported from UK to Georgia in 1998. 

Many thanks fellas         

[Wingshooter]

Looks as though the 'bits4landys' parts inventory is now being marketed under "https://embertonimperial.com/en-us"

[nathanglasgow]

https://shop.catmint.biz/product/series-2-door-stay-conversion-weld-on-lh-cat1049lh/

[cswagon]

Thank you Nathan.
I was going to make my own but at that price it's not worth it.
Graham.

[nathanglasgow]

Happy to pass the knowledge on. This forum has brought me on from an ignorant newbie to a 'I know just enough to be dangerous with the spanners' land rover owner😂😂

[Wingshooter]

Following up to my 'tinkering'- sourced the Series 3 door conversion bits from Emberton Imperial (nice service).

Had to purchase a mini right-angle drill given the tight space - actually, a pretty nifty tool to have.  Finding 'stubby' drill bits took some time but very pleased with results.  Again, thx to all.       

[Wittsend]

S2C members can claim a discount from Emberton Imperial.

Don't use split pins to retain the door stay pins, use R-clips