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  • B. Wallace
    Low Range
    • Jan 2007
    • 43
    #1

    Emission Control Data Plate

    Anyone know where I can find a new Emission Control Data plate for a SIII? Mine's seen better days, but I didn't see one in the Rovers North catalogue; thought maybe someone might know of a place that sells replicas.

    Thanks,
    Ben
    1972 Series III 88
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    • Leslie
      5th Gear
      • Oct 2006
      • 613
      #2
      That's about what mine looks like.... maybe not quite that bad, but.....


      AFAIK, RN doesn't have the replacement commission plates, so I had to get mine from British Pacific.
      http://www.landroverparts.us/seriesLandRover/s_cat_pages/bp_series_cat76.pdf


      They have a lot of the different plates, but I don't know about that one in particular, it's not in the catalog that I see... might call and ask...


      FWIW....
      -L

      '72 SIII SW 88"
      '60 SII 88" RHD

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        • Jazzop
          Low Range
          • Nov 2006
          • 21
          #3
          I've never seen one of those before. Were they standard on the NADA models? After 1973, I assume?

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            • B. Wallace
              Low Range
              • Jan 2007
              • 43
              #4
              Originally posted by Jazzop
              I've never seen one of those before. Were they standard on the NADA models? After 1973, I assume?
              No, mine's actually a 72. Although I'm not certain what caused the large rubbing arear near the top, there's a funny story (not funny when I'm in the process of body work) about the holes in the bottom right. The last owner told me how the first owner had a problem with having his battery stolen TWICE at a small airport. So he simply installs a pad lock from the bonnet to the grill. Funny thing is, he didn't bother to open the bonnet before he drilled the holes, hence the holes and gash in the plate! So, if anyone out there decides to "padlock" their bonnet, please learn from this older gentlemen's error.
              1972 Series III 88

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                • singingcamel
                  4th Gear
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 398
                  #5
                  i have some, make an offer..marc
                  www.singingcamel.com

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