Land Rover Date of Manufacture Site

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  • neofeudal
    Low Range
    • Sep 2012
    • 17

    Land Rover Date of Manufacture Site

    OK, I ran across a site months ago and forgot to bookmark it. You could see the DAY (well the date begun and date off the line) of manufacture for a Land Rover Series 3. I believe it also said what the paint color was. I am trying to find my paint color (photo of Landy attached if anybody knows). But I'd also like this site address if anybody has it. Thanks! --JasonClick image for larger version

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  • stomper
    5th Gear
    • Apr 2007
    • 889

    #2
    I don't know the site you are referring to, but that paint color looks like a very faded pastel green to me. You may want to look at the color on the rear bulkhead or somewhere that the sun hasn't faded it so much to be sure.
    Bad gas mileage gets you to some of the greatest places on earth.

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    • o2batsea
      Overdrive
      • Oct 2006
      • 1199

      #3
      Your truck is definitely pastel green, with limestone wheels and top. RTFFAQ

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      • 73series88
        5th Gear
        • Oct 2009
        • 587

        #4
        Yep
        73 series III 88 2.5 na diesel daily driver
        67 series 2a 88 RHD sold
        88 RRC sold
        60 mga coupe

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        • neofeudal
          Low Range
          • Sep 2012
          • 17

          #5
          Thanks folks! Pastel Green and Limestone I will get! I really appreciate your input! --Jason

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          • RNZack
            Administrator
            • Sep 2011
            • 426

            #6
            Pastel green is the correct color for your vehicle...40ish years ago. It would not match if you were doing touch up paint, but if you're respraying the whole thing it will work.

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            • czenkov
              1st Gear
              • Sep 2008
              • 148

              #7
              Originally posted by ThePhotographer
              Pastel green is the correct color for your vehicle...40ish years ago. It would not match if you were doing touch up paint, but if you're respraying the whole thing it will work.

              Patina, patina, patina...do not paint that beautiful Series!!! My opinion only.
              1960 88" SII Pliny the Elder
              1997 D-90
              "Fear profits man, nothing"

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              • RNZack
                Administrator
                • Sep 2011
                • 426

                #8
                haha I'm not suggesting he paints the gem! Just that it won't match unless it's a full paint, because of the patina of course!

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                • lincoln lass
                  Low Range
                  • Jan 2012
                  • 36

                  #9
                  Originally posted by neofeudal
                  OK, I ran across a site months ago and forgot to bookmark it. You could see the DAY (well the date begun and date off the line) of manufacture for a Land Rover Series 3. I believe it also said what the paint color was. I am trying to find my paint color (photo of Landy attached if anybody knows). But I'd also like this site address if anybody has it. Thanks! --Jason[ATTACH=CONFIG]7296[/ATTACH]

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                  • Billy5
                    1st Gear
                    • Aug 2010
                    • 172

                    #10
                    The PO of my Series 2a did this, they mailed a letter along with a copy of the log book. Mine was built on or about January 7, 1969 making one of the early "bug eyes". Not that it adds value or anything but just a neat thing to have. I also have a formula for the pastel green that he had made using a "color" gun. What that does is takes a scan of the color, then formulates the color. IT is a DuPont color formula, same for the limestone.
                    1969 Series 2a Bugeye

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                    • parrie
                      2nd Gear
                      • Jun 2012
                      • 217

                      #11
                      Try www.lrfaq.org , gives DOM, color and suffix code descriptions

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                      • cedryck
                        5th Gear
                        • Sep 2010
                        • 836

                        #12
                        love the faded look, cheers

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