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  • mjlandy
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    '73 Series, now getting ready for frame off resto.
    ...bout to pull the trigger on the new frame with black fri sale

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  • Armordave
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    Originally posted by Les Parker
    Look forward to seeing it, I'll be in your neighbourhood (Riverview) in February !
    That's cool Les. Look me up. PM me for my info.

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  • Les Parker
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    Look forward to seeing it, I'll be in your neighbourhood (Riverview) in February !

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  • Armordave
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    1967 s2a 109 nada

    I acquired NADA #768 a few months ago. Still has the Westlake engine. Started out as a Carawagon Continental model but most of the Carawagon parts are gone now. It's in nice condition, very little rust, runs well. I've redone the steering, new wheels and tires, replace the door moldings, installed retractable 3pt seatbelts, reupholstered the center seats. Now working on window channels and soon will lift the body to clean up the chassis. Living in Plant City, FL if anyone wants to stop by and talk Landrovers. I grew up with these in West Africa in the 60's and 70's and happy now to have one that looks just like what we had in Africa. See more of my Africa photos on Instgram: Armor ManufacturingClick image for larger version

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  • slowmo
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    Ummm...I parked on a steep hill. Yeah. That's it. Steep hill.

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  • stomper
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    I don't think I've ever seen a seat back with that much recline!

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  • slowmo
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    Heeeerrrrreeee's Homer.

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  • clearcut
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    Nada 2.6L

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    Three 1967 Land Rover Nada. All with 2.6l Engines that run. Red Poppy may not stop if you get moving!

    Josh T

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  • Jim-ME
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    Do yourself a huge favor and ditch the drum brakes and go with Forbyn discs. I switched and would rate this change as one of the best things I've ever done.
    Jim

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  • clearcut
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    Here is a updated photo of my Tan 1966
    109 station wagon

    Brakes almost working enough
    to drive on public road

    Josh T

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  • mrmoose
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    New to the block but this is my project, the 66 Series IIA,
    I've seen a few pictures of neat custom bumpers and things, since I've got to pretty well build a new frame and front and rear cross members under this thing I'll probably end up making cool bumpers. Click image for larger version

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  • ninescorpions
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    New kid on the block

    Hey guys,
    Just getting my 73 out of storage and going through the motions of getting her running.
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  • siii8873
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    finally have the bugeye on the road and most of the bugs worked out after a multi year rebuild.

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  • clearcut
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    Here is a link to more pictures

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  • johnny2rovers
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    Yes, that is a sweet 109. I tried standing on my head to view the photos but I passed out.

    There is an easier way. Post the photos on Imgur.com and use the links they provide in your posts.

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