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Tax and MOT exemption good or bad.....?
Is This Really A Series?
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Tax and MOT exemption good or bad.....?
doriz
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Does it have ‘One Life’ sticker on it?
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You got a link to it BoB?
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Some of it is series, screen, bonnet wings. front axle looks to be from a coil sprung model but been adapted to leaf [ no radius arms in brackets] Has power assist ram fitted.
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A coil sprung model does not come into the class as series land rover surely?
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Do not think it is coil spring [ no radius arms ] just a later axle modified to fit. If chassis is a series then a series it is.
It is all a case of how many points on the government system for modified vehicles.
8 or more to retain original identity. 5 For chassis original or new the same. 2 for suspension front and back. 2 for axles [both original] 2 for transmission [original] 2 For steering original. [Power assist ram will not count as is an addition] 1 for original type engine.
So it is very likely truck still counts as a series. [ the number plate a 1971 J Also says so.
It is all a case of how many points on the government system for modified vehicles.
8 or more to retain original identity. 5 For chassis original or new the same. 2 for suspension front and back. 2 for axles [both original] 2 for transmission [original] 2 For steering original. [Power assist ram will not count as is an addition] 1 for original type engine.
So it is very likely truck still counts as a series. [ the number plate a 1971 J Also says so.
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Does it leave a small puddle of oil
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Looks leaf sprung to me, with springs on top of axle instead of under.
BoB, you need to get us more pictures from different angles and closer up please.
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It's a monstrosity either way.
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Thought power rams on steering was not permitted unless on tractors?
But on the plus side that’s not a coil spring 90 chassis
But on the plus side that’s not a coil spring 90 chassis
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What the **** has it got to do with you?
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What ever I like...
You?
300bhp/ton
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Why would you think that?
300bhp/ton
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Basically it has nothing to do with you. You are just trolling and being a prick.
Hicap phill
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Something to do with non mechanical..
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I suspect it is still mechanical, just with hydro assist. Haystee used to sell such a kit.
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Picture posted online so online comments are made.
Personally I don't think it should be classed as a series land rover because it's far from original...
Personally I don't think it should be classed as a series land rover because it's far from original...
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Don't be an absolute chump.
The only thing original on my 1986 90”, is the roof panel.
Should I now call it a Defender?
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