Just a quick note to Les @ Rovers North and to all other Series Land Rover enthusiasts out there regarding my Mt. Mansfield heater. I know this is a frequent topic on this board, so now that winter is here (in Michigan, anyway) I can let you all know how well it works. I just got my vehicle back on the road this past summer after a 4 year comprehensive restoration, and I struggled with the cost of the Mt Mansfield, but I have no regrets now.
Before I restored my Land Rover, I had a classic Smiths round heater, which looked cool but, frankly, sucked when it came to battling a Michigan winter. So I sold it to a guy restoring a Morgan and bought the Mt. Mansfield. It's like having an imaginary, massless duct of infinite length pumping hot air directly from a volcanic vent, minus the toxic gases, of course. And, unlike the Smiths heater, it actually defrosts and demists my windows since it has a fresh air intake. No more squeegeeing! If you're on the fence about the Mt. Mansfield and afraid to take the plunge, I encourage you to open your wallet and get one. Mine works great.
Happy Holidays to Land Rover Drivers Everywhere,
Myron
Grand Rapids MI
64 IIA 88 (back on the road!)
Before I restored my Land Rover, I had a classic Smiths round heater, which looked cool but, frankly, sucked when it came to battling a Michigan winter. So I sold it to a guy restoring a Morgan and bought the Mt. Mansfield. It's like having an imaginary, massless duct of infinite length pumping hot air directly from a volcanic vent, minus the toxic gases, of course. And, unlike the Smiths heater, it actually defrosts and demists my windows since it has a fresh air intake. No more squeegeeing! If you're on the fence about the Mt. Mansfield and afraid to take the plunge, I encourage you to open your wallet and get one. Mine works great.
Happy Holidays to Land Rover Drivers Everywhere,
Myron
Grand Rapids MI
64 IIA 88 (back on the road!)
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