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  • o2batsea
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    Those middle doors are awful sexy.

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  • SalemRover
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    Work in progress at cub scout camping trip.
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  • albersj51
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    Originally posted by dunerunner
    That's a nice 88. What year is the SII?
    Thanks! Its titled as a 67 S2a, but its really a bitsa. The frame and bulkhead came from Ike; they came off of a clean, rust free, repair free 1960 S2 (all of it has been galvanized, of course). In reality, its probably more S2 than S2a at this point.

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  • dunerunner
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    That's a nice 88. What year is the SII?

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  • albersj51
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    Here's mine after 2.5 years of work. Not entirely done...need to blast/paint wheels, get a soft top and installed the RM door tops, but close enough.


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  • SromanC
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    thanks ........home... Colombia

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  • dunerunner
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    Nice...

    Where was this shot taken?

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  • SromanC
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    topless
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  • rrc.swb
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    Snatched another one.

    1964 Series IIA 109" Pickup "Marine Blue"
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  • SromanC
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    PREVIOUS (1ST) OWNER INSTALLED THE FOOTWELL VENTS, I THINK THEY ARE FROM A NISSAN PATROL, I DONT LIKE THEM A LOT BUT WORK FINE, I LL POST MORE PICS SOONClick image for larger version

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  • SafeAirOne
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    Originally posted by SromanC
    very nice rovers
    That's interesting...Do you have any closer photos? Do you have the door channels installed? Tell more about the footwell vents, please...

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  • SromanC
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    mine

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  • ron thompson
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    Only new hoses, belts and new carb under the hood. Original clutch. The truck spent it's life in a warm garage

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  • ron thompson
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    Long story short. In 1974 a doctor in Indiana bought two new Land Rovers. One he drove and beat the hell out of. The other he drove occasionally and kept in a garage every non-driving moment.

    At some point in the very early 80's he emptied the gas tank, put the truck on blocks and every weekend injected gas into the carb with a hypodermic needle to run the engine. The interior is almost showroom and there is still grease pencil marks on the frame.

    I sold my 110 a few years ago and a gentleman emailed me to see if I'd be interested in buying a Series 3. I said no I was looking for a Series 2, but send some photos. When the photos arrived I changed my mind pretty fast. The truck is a time capsule.

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  • rwollschlager
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    Originally posted by ron thompson
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    1974 Series 3. 14,320 original miles and original body paint. Wheels, tires and mirrors are the only thing new on the truck
    what's the story behind it??

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