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  • REDrum
    1st Gear
    • Nov 2011
    • 175

    Series Land Rover friendly shops?

    I recall seeing a list (or maybe it was a map) of Series Land Rover friendly shops all over the US? I've tried searching here but no luck.

    Can anyone help with a link please?

    I am planning an east coast trip and want to look into resources from Miami to Boston

    Thnx
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  • Partsman
    3rd Gear
    • May 2011
    • 329

    #2
    Our hosts have a list of shops and links here: http://www.roversnorth.com/info/31 Don't know if that's the list you were thinking of.
    Harvey


    Series 2 Club Forum


    Andy The Landy Shop

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    • darbsclt
      1st Gear
      • Jul 2013
      • 162

      #3
      Originally posted by REDrum
      I am planning an east coast trip and want to look into resources from Miami to Boston
      Thnx
      You might consider registering on the "Birmabright Brotherhood" site. It doesn't cost anything and provides a map of members for trip planning. I've never had to reach out to any members but it's nice to know that, as the brotherhood motto states, if your "Rover (is) Broke?"... you can... "Call a Bloke!"

      EDIT: I just remembered THIS site.
      The default map location is the UK, but you can move the view over to the US. Use the boxes above the map to select which points of interest you want to see. The site can be a little persnickety & slow loading (on my ancient laptop & feeble wifi, anyway).

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      • morgant
        1st Gear
        • Jun 2009
        • 170

        #4
        Originally posted by darbsclt
        You might consider registering on the "Birmabright Brotherhood" site. It doesn't cost anything and provides a map of members for trip planning. I've never had to reach out to any members but it's nice to know that, as the brotherhood motto states, if your "Rover (is) Broke?"... you can... "Call a Bloke!"
        Agreed, I like the idea of the Birmabright Brotherhood as an additional safety net.

        EDIT: I just remembered THIS site.
        The default map location is the UK, but you can move the view over to the US. Use the boxes above the map to select which points of interest you want to see. The site can be a little persnickety & slow loading (on my ancient laptop & feeble wifi, anyway).
        Thanks for thinking of my SeriesParts.com site. While the map has been through several rewrites to improve performance significantly, I do have another planned to try to resolve the lingering issues (incl. crashes on mobile). More modern browsers which support sending locations will automatically center on your location, which is much faster if you're not in the UK (it's especially slow due to the sheer number of Series parts & businesses in their homeland). You can also uncheck the box for eBay parts and only check the box for garages.

        There are more businesses in the queue to add to the site, so it's by no means comprehensive... yet. I'll try to review the pending ones this weekend and either add the ones on the eastern seaboard or post some links here.
        rikuwoiku — to travel overland.
        1982 Series III 88" (RHD w/2.8L Daihatsu diesel)
        2002 Discovery II SE

        CentreSteer.com — A podcast by, for, and about Land Rover owners. (Panelist & Content Producer)

        SeriesParts.com — A master list of parts, part suppliers (our gracious hosts included), and repair shops for Series Land Rovers.

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        • darbsclt
          1st Gear
          • Jul 2013
          • 162

          #5
          Originally posted by morgant
          Thanks for thinking of my SeriesParts.com site. While the map has been through several rewrites to improve performance significantly...
          Great to hear! You really do have a brilliant site & I fully accept that the majority of "performance issues" stem from my 7(?) year old Macbook and aging snow leopard system software.

          Thanks for your hard work!

          Cheers!

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          • morgant
            1st Gear
            • Jun 2009
            • 170

            #6
            @REDrum In addition the the garages that can be found on the SeriesParts.com/local map (and the SeriesParts.com/garages page, of course), I have the following garages on the Eastern seaboard to still vet & list. Disclaimer: I have no idea whether they necessarily service Series trucks, are still in business, are any good, etc.

            Arlington Motorcar Service in Vienna, VA
            British 4x4 Specials in Elizabethtown, PA
            Expedition Imports in Long Island, NY
            Flying Circus English Cars in Durham, NC
            Import Clinic in Charlotte, NC
            Kane Motorcar Company in North Kingstown, RI
            Rover Rescue Shop in Lakeland, FL
            Rovertek in West Babylon, NY
            Urban Land Cruisers + Land Rovers in Atlanta, GA

            @darbsclt I'm very glad you like the site. Series Rovers are not the only older technology I have a soft spot for, so I try to make the site as backwards compatible as possible with somewhat graceful degradation.
            rikuwoiku — to travel overland.
            1982 Series III 88" (RHD w/2.8L Daihatsu diesel)
            2002 Discovery II SE

            CentreSteer.com — A podcast by, for, and about Land Rover owners. (Panelist & Content Producer)

            SeriesParts.com — A master list of parts, part suppliers (our gracious hosts included), and repair shops for Series Land Rovers.

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            • o2batsea
              Overdrive
              • Oct 2006
              • 1199

              #7
              Add Trevor in Elizabethtown PA.
              Also Independent in Bethesda, MD

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              • morgant
                1st Gear
                • Jun 2009
                • 170

                #8
                Originally posted by o2batsea
                Add Trevor in Elizabethtown PA.
                Also Independent in Bethesda, MD
                Thanks for the additions. Trevor was on the list and I'll add Independent to my queue.
                rikuwoiku — to travel overland.
                1982 Series III 88" (RHD w/2.8L Daihatsu diesel)
                2002 Discovery II SE

                CentreSteer.com — A podcast by, for, and about Land Rover owners. (Panelist & Content Producer)

                SeriesParts.com — A master list of parts, part suppliers (our gracious hosts included), and repair shops for Series Land Rovers.

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                • o2batsea
                  Overdrive
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 1199

                  #9
                  Ya Independent always has a Defender or two and a couple Series on the lot along with the requisite Bethesda area plushmobiles. I have yet to go in there ( since I am my own Service Department ), but I hear good things. I think Matt Moran said he liked the guy.
                  Trevor, goes without sayin', is the best.

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                  • 80sailor
                    Low Range
                    • Feb 2014
                    • 98

                    #10
                    Here in Texas you can add North Texas British. Located in Dallas, they do work on a number of Series trucks around here.

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                    • Cevan
                      Low Range
                      • Jul 2011
                      • 57

                      #11
                      JE Robison Service

                      347 Page Boulevard
                      Springfield, Massachusetts
                      413-785-1665
                      1976 Honda CB750F1
                      1974 Honda CB360G
                      1967 Series IIA

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                      • morgant
                        1st Gear
                        • Jun 2009
                        • 170

                        #12
                        Thanks 80sailor & Cevan, I've added those to my queue as well.

                        There seems to be quite the story behind JE Robison Service's owner & namesake, with a movie & books to prove it. Fascinating.
                        rikuwoiku — to travel overland.
                        1982 Series III 88" (RHD w/2.8L Daihatsu diesel)
                        2002 Discovery II SE

                        CentreSteer.com — A podcast by, for, and about Land Rover owners. (Panelist & Content Producer)

                        SeriesParts.com — A master list of parts, part suppliers (our gracious hosts included), and repair shops for Series Land Rovers.

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