1988 110 Badging
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FlyingPete
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Should just be a black Land Rover oval on the RH side of the tub, like this. Turbo diesel models also had 'turbo' below this, just above the fog light:
(not my car, pic stolen from autotrader)
1988 was around the crossover between the old series-type font and the newer style of oval badge. Originally a sticker but mine has a cast one held on with rivets.
On the front, there's just a 'Land Rover 110' sticker like this:
No oval badge on the front grille itself- that came later.
(not my car, pic stolen from autotrader)
1988 was around the crossover between the old series-type font and the newer style of oval badge. Originally a sticker but mine has a cast one held on with rivets.
On the front, there's just a 'Land Rover 110' sticker like this:
No oval badge on the front grille itself- that came later.
Jam1
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Dated what do you mean? everything with "Turbo" on is dead modern and good! I know they told us all this in the 80s. Turbo aftershave, turbo sunglasses, turbo razors, turbo t-shirts, and the bigger the writing the better
top drive
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That exactly why i have it on mine.
I wanted the classic look.
If i wanted a new looking landy id have bought a new landy.
Takes skill to keep an old one on the road
I wanted the classic look.
If i wanted a new looking landy id have bought a new landy.
Takes skill to keep an old one on the road
top drive
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FlyingPete
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I think standard is the way to go. Rather than trying to make an old vehicle look new, embrace its 1980s ways and go with it
