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Good luck!
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Tonky
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Good luck!
Tonny
.....Sensor not found. Should I fake it? (Y/N)
.....Sensor not found. Should I fake it? (Y/N)
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mcrossley
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Re: Good luck!
Hope it is a nice one, 40 years old, hmm... that would make it a Series III? I still have a nice Series I on my wish list.
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steve
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Re: Good luck!
I don't know about nice, but it's cheap 
It's supposedly a late Series 2a, but I haven't seen it so it could be anything...
It's supposedly a late Series 2a, but I haven't seen it so it could be anything...
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mcrossley
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Re: Good luck!
Cool, I expect you'll be making full use of that double roofed safari top up in Sanday
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JacquesD
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Re: Good luck!
Hi Steve,
I'm having a 1971 GMC "Bread Delevery Truck", converted has a VR and I use it year after year for a road trip in summer vacation. Our biggest "vacation story" is in 2002... In garage parking, engine blowed... morning of my 40th birthday, with my 4 kids....
They are laughing again... 10 year later!
Best wishes for your roadtrip!
JacquesD
I'm having a 1971 GMC "Bread Delevery Truck", converted has a VR and I use it year after year for a road trip in summer vacation. Our biggest "vacation story" is in 2002... In garage parking, engine blowed... morning of my 40th birthday, with my 4 kids....
They are laughing again... 10 year later!
Best wishes for your roadtrip!
JacquesD
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Hillbilly
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Re: Good luck!
"A Land Rover is designed as a fairly uncompromising off-road workhorse for farmers, the military and construction workers. By passenger car, or even modern 4X4 standards, it will be slow, noisy, ill-handling, with an uncomfortable driving position, minimal creature comforts and heavy controls. "
Hhhmm, must be love. Hope you get back OK.
Hhhmm, must be love. Hope you get back OK.
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nitrx
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Re: Good luck!
I wish you very good luck driving on the wrong side of the road is allways scary
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geoffp
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Re: Good luck!
Good luck Steve, reference the dicky starter motor, does that model have a cranking handle?
Regards,
Geoff
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steve
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Re: Good luck!
Yes, I think all 'Series' Land Rovers have provision for a starting handle; this one does, but has clearly had a replacement bumper fitted which doesn't have the hole for the handle to pass through. Anyway, the starter performed flawlessly, and I'm back. And I see you've all broken the forum while I was gonegeoffp wrote:Good luck Steve, reference the dicky starter motor, does that model have a cranking handle?
Steve
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geoffp
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Re: Good luck!
Glad to hear that you had a trouble free trip, 
we thought that we would break the forum for you otherwise you will be spending to much time on that new Land Rover
we thought that we would break the forum for you otherwise you will be spending to much time on that new Land Rover Regards,
Geoff
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