Nice!!! How much did you give for it?? Looks in great shape. Have fun!
Wanted: series IIa 88
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Rosie,
How do you expect to learn about land rovers if you buy one that you're not going to have to fix all the time? It'll take you years to get intimately familiar with this one!
I think you've made a good choice! I wouldn't know how much to pay for it--My Rover is a daily driver that is 3 or 4 rungs lower on the condition ladder (though mine's still not bad, it's more of a typical Series Rover).Originally posted by RosieWhat do you think? How much would you pay for it?
Again, Congratulations!--Mark
1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel
0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
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I found it right on this forum....vehicles for sale.
I haven't sent the check out yet so I probably should not say what I paid, but it is over 7k and under 7.6k.
And it better not take years to get intimate with this truck!!!!!
My husband will have my head!!Comment
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Oh,it doesn't take years to get aquainted - things start breaking from the day you get em.
Nice truck, enjoy you rownership experience. Be warned however, they have a strange habit of mutliplying if left in your driveway.
Cheers
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It's hard to judge completely via photos, but I would say that if you paid less than 15k, you did well.
Glad to have you aboard
"I can't believe I'm sitting here, completely surrounded by no beer!" -OnslowComment
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I concur.Originally posted by RineheitzgabotIt's hard to judge completely via photos, but I would say that if you paid less than 15k, you did well.--Mark
1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel
0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
(9.7 minutes now that she's a 3-door).Comment
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+1! From one of the front shots it looks like the chassis is galvanized- and the springs are either brand new or rust free repaints. The motor looks to be an ex-mod rebuild judging by the light green paint everywhere. Hard to see the condition of the rear floor and xmembers from the pics- but I don't see any chalky holes in the floor from my vantage point. My guess is the swivel balls are new or in great shape if they match the rest of the car's condition. Don't worry about not having an OD- just put on some 7.50x16 tires and enjoy it! Looks like a real nice one- for a very reasonable price! Good job Rosie!Originally posted by SafeAirOneI concur.1960 Series II SWB
1994 NAS D90 ST
1963 SIIa SWB (sold)
1971 SIIa SWB (sold)
2000 Disco SII (sold)
1995 RR Classic (sold)Comment
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Rosie, that's a good-lookin' truck. You've done very well, methinks. Even if you have a lot of nigglin' problems (which I don't expect), it appears to be a solid beginning point... a clean unmolested SIIa, w/ a galvanized chassis, etc.
It *is* a Series.... you'll get to learn about living w/ a truck w/ personality, character, instead of just like everything else on the road that everyone else drives..... sure, you're gonna get your hands greasy, but you're gonna love it...-L
'72 SIII SW 88"
'60 SII 88" RHDComment
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From 10 posts ago in this thread:Originally posted by dcwhybrewRosie, where did you find it and, if you dont mind me asking, how much?
Originally posted by RosieI found it right on this forum....vehicles for sale.
I haven't sent the check out yet so I probably should not say what I paid, but it is over 7k and under 7.6k.--Mark
1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel
0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
(9.7 minutes now that she's a 3-door).Comment

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