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16-10-09, 09:25
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Civvy Ser.I Landy Question
Non Military and Post war Land Rover question, so I will post here.
Came across this early Series I the other day, the pics do not really do it justice, it was as cute as a button. Can anyone hazard a guess to what year it is, there was no plate on it. 80 inch wheel base Single under screen vent Parking lights below vent at back of bonnet fixed seats originally the angled back to the doors (These have been modified to be vertical, the filler plate on the body looks so good it would be hard to believe it was not factory) Someone has treated this very well over the years, the colour is Camino Gold from the Series III era, Series II dash, nice swing away tyre carrier. Hard top fitted, but without the side or rear panels, for that natural Air Cond effect So what year?? Series one are not my strong point. Rich
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16-10-09, 09:34
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S1 landrover
had one very similar a couple of years back which was one titled owner (Dowager Countess of Tankerville)...it also had the very early type windscreen wiper motors...and was 1956...more than that I cannot say...nice anyway!best regards malcolm
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16-10-09, 10:34
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Hello Richard,
I would say 49,or early 50. It has the fishplate chassis only fitted up to mid 50. wide transom rear tub only fitted up to mid 50 narrow springs all round,as above. Bulkhead side lights. A later series 1 instrument panel has been grafted in. the front grille panel and guards are also later series 1. If you open the bonnet and look straight down onto the lefthand engine mount (chassis) there should be a number.on this vehicle it will start with R866 or R061. Hope this helps Justin.
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16-10-09, 11:16
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I would guess 1952 or younger
1949 through to around 1951 had the bull or headlights behind the grille .The later series 1 were mounted in the grille I used to own a 1950 model with the bull lights behind the grille I will try and find a picture soon and post
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16-10-09, 11:53
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Here is my old girl
Pleased to say it was sold to a passionate Land Rover enthusiast and has had a ground up restoration and is almost finished
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Have a good one Andrew Custodian of the "Rare and Rusty"
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16-10-09, 21:49
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 I'm sorry Andrew and all others that like these...um...er vehicles but I'm afraid I have to admit that I see little to get excited about with them compared to a WW2 Dodge WC or a CMP or Ford/Chev MCP or a Wiles Cooker trailer or a mobile laundry or ....(and the list goes on into infinity!)   
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Cheers Cliff Hutchings aka MrRoo S.I.R. "and on the 8th day he made trucks so that man, made on the 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night" MrRoo says "TRUCKS ROOLE"
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