Bruja

New Member

• Mar 1, 2023

• #1

I currently have a Series lll 1972 88" 2.25 petrol. Previously I have had a Series l, 2 x Series llA. I learned to drive in Series l & ll as a kid, (a very long time ago!) and a llA (1960) was my car. I have had my current Landie since 1992 and I'm the second owner. Always looking for tips, tricks etc. as anything I know is self taught. Thanks for having me

 

Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Mar 1, 2023

• #2

Bruja said:

I currently have a Series lll 1972 88" 2.25 petrol. Previously I have had a Series l, 2 x Series llA. I learned to drive in Series l & ll as a kid, (a very long time ago!) and a llA (1960) was my car. I have had my current Landie since 1992 and I'm the second owner. Always looking for tips, tricks etc. as anything I know is self taught. Thanks for having me

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Welcome to LZ!

Good choice of motor. A real Land Rover. Made in Britain, from steel and alloy (mostly, anyway).

 

marjon

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Mar 1, 2023

• #3

Welcome.

We like pics usually but understand difficulties to post at the moment.

But if that's yours in your avatar it looks good. Sounds like you will know alot of your own tips to share too.

J

 

brianp38dse

Well-Known Member

• Mar 1, 2023

• #4

Hello and welcome

 

Disco1BFG

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Mar 1, 2023

• #5

Welcome Aboard

As post #2 - Proper LR passed my test in a IIA - which we still have, but it is rather poorly at the back of a shed..

 

Knappster

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Full Member

• Mar 1, 2023

• #6

Hi and welcome!

Fantastic looking Landy! I’ve still got my first one, a series 3 owned since 1993 although now needing lots of work…