Went to a rover junkyard today to get some series parts and came across this beauty. 1970 with a build number in the 300's. Thought some folks would like to see it.
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Went to a rover junkyard today to get some series parts and came across this beauty. 1970 with a build number in the 300's. Thought some folks would like to see it.
Where was that? UK or US?Quote:
Originally Posted by masonater
US, southern Indiana.
Where at in Indiana?
just over the ohio river from KY off 64, the guy has about a dozen RRC's for parts and just as many disco I's. Many volvos and mercedes too and rebuilds Unimogs. Just scored a ton of series parts for my 109 too. Real nice guy. let me know if you want his contact info. I see your in Ft wayne? Im flying up to check out BTL Rovers next weekend...
I am local and would be interested in his contact info. Thanks.
Any updates on this??? Did anyone buy that 2-Door Rangie??
Would also like his contact info- I am in the midwest and am looking for some RRC parts- a new set of rotors and calipers
Also interested in what he wants for any old RRC rigs.....
Me too please. I am looking for the metal upper brackets that hold the wood finisher on on RRCs 1989 on. Did you happen to notice any wood trimmed 89s when you were there please?Quote:
Originally Posted by TCapelle
Look forward to the contact details.
The early RR looks in good condition from that photo and should find a good home!
I wonder if he would be willing to trade a D1 for it.
Don't know what it is about the 3 door rangies but I want one bad.....
It would be nice to see someone grab that 1970 and get it back on the road / trail.
Rw
Yep. I snagged it. Bought it just a day after my post (a little over a year ago now). It has its original engine and drivetrain. Also many many 'A' suffix original parts. I restore 2 door Range Rovers and plan on performing a frame off resto on it as soon as I finish a '72 I'm working on. It's the 253rd Range Rover made.
JASON SHEEHY:thumb-up:
How bad? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by msggunny