BUGEYE Registry

[Nill]

My 69 is VIN 24436214F

This is what I got from the CalVIN calculator

244 Model: Land Rover, Series IIA
Body type: Basic or Station wagon
Wheel base: 88in
Engine: petrol
Model years: 1962-1971
Destination: Export, left-hand drive (LHD)
36214 Serial number
F Design: Five significant design modifications
Suffix used from March 1969 till April 1969

If anyone knows anything more of where this batch went to etc. drop me a line.

[Rineheitzgabot]

Neil,

Post some pictures of your ride. We would love to get a closer look.

-Gary

[Nill]

Gary swing over to the pictures page I posted a load of series **** over there.

-Neil

[thunderfoot]

Hi I have a 69 Bugeye VIN no: 24435829F. I couldn't resist the paint scheme. It a great little road warrior. I love the idea of a Bugeye Registry. Nice to know there are a few of us out there.

[rwollschlager]

I love the paint job! is it actually paint or are they vinyl decals? My dad and I were thinking of going down the same road with our IIA 109. You have a cool little truck!

[Rineheitzgabot]

Dude, that zebra look is tight!

[Rineheitzgabot]

Updated the summary list in the first post.

Jeff, I noticed while doing that, that Steve's and your's are 3 units apart; rolling down the line, very close together.

Let me know if anyone wants a "Bugeye Registry" logo sent to them.

-Gary

[thunderfoot]

Thanks! The zebra is actually painted that way. It was done many years ago by the original owner in Arizona. The paint is a bit faded, but I hope to get it redone or touched up one of these days when I can afford it. Right now, I am trying to get new seats in, so my dogs can ride with me, and do a few other things to the interior. I named it Oliver (in tribute to one of Richard Hammond's cars on Top Gear).

[thunderfoot]

I forgot to add that I would love to get a Bugeye logo!

The thunderfoot is from the name of our farm. We have some Friesian horses, and when they run it sounds like thunder.

TJ and Oliver the Bugeyed Zebra

[TSR53]