109 NADA Registry

[highmile]

Kevin

Welcome to the world of Series Land Rovers. I have added your truck to the registry. I am sure others can and will chime in with any maintenance suggestions.

Good luck and enjoy!

[KHiller]

Thanks Jeremy. I read your article in The Rovers North News. You did a very nice job aquiring your Series, and writing the article. Hope to see you around in the hills someday.

[KHiller]

More pics and info on #021.
I'm not a Rover expert as I've only recently obtained this one, but I'm guessing it's >98% factory original, right down to the spare tires. It does have an aftermarket replacement coil, an aftermarket gauge set (oil pressure, water temp, amps) installed on the steering column, a small compass is mounted on the dash, and a fire extinguisher is mounted on the roof. Other than that, this Rover is all original and in exceptionally good condition. Just how rare is this? The way Harry always talked, this is pretty much the norm for Series Rovers, but I'm not getting that impression in the posts.

[Linus Tremaine]

that is a pretty early truck. It has alot of lights on it (roof and fenders) that are not original. Also, someone has cut off half of the original air filter intake system attatched a hose to the opposite end and converted it from the original style air filter to the 2.25 litre version. It looks like they had to relocate the voltage regulator to do that.

There seems to also be an added fuse block on the drivers side. Did you inherit a muffler looking thingy with the truck? That would have been the original air filter housing. Looks like a nice truck though. Very clean original paint! I wish someone would leave me a truck that nice. Of course, its always better when they are still around to enjoy it with you.
Here are the details from the lrfaq for your truck:
D 20 34300021 31 Mar 1966 21 Apr 1966 Light Green Rover, Chicago