no 1 is gorgeous love one myself,but would need to borrow and i dont borrow anymoreAs title my projects as found here in Algarve around 3yrs ago...will over next few weeks sort photo progress and explain a bit more...View attachment 213867 View attachment 213868 View attachment 213869
no 1 is gorgeous love one myself,but would need to borrow and i dont borrow anymore
no 2 i wouldnt but these things are personal and so none are a bad idea
no 3 is a interesting project and i would too
cheap 101 and are the APES sought after in that case, like french corrugated vans@jamesmartin the 101 FC I bought for 2500€ as a non runner but with a s\s new fuel tank and the original Knokken winch fitted...
The P6 is an original lhd export 68yr to Portugal cost me 1000€...
The Ape would you believe I had to pay 700€ for and that was a good deal!!...
cheap 101 and are the APES sought after in that case, like french corrugated vans
Thanks for this, very interesting! Wondering if the Rover is a V8 or not, get the feeling it isn't but don't know why.@gstuart and @Stanleysteamer update on 101...
Just noticed you can see through it under the load bed. Never knew that!History I have on the 101,
Was sold to Foley in the UK from Disposal Sales Depot,Ayrshire Barracks,Monchengladbach,Germany on the 24th of Feb 1995 20 years after being in service mod reg was 75 FL 72...
It was a LHD FFR 24v with winch GS...
Foley rebuilt it as 12v and galvanised the chassis I have the original Disposal cert and the galvanising receipt...
Date of first reg is July 1997 and I have the V\52 from my friend I bought it from...he purchased it not from Foley but privately in June 1999 and I have original mot from that month showing 4666 klm recorded he then applied for an export certificate and drove it here to the Algarve to use in his house renovation company he started matriculation and used it for around 2yrs but things didn't work out and it sat under a tree from 2002 till 2016 when I bought it...View attachment 215186 View attachment 215186 View attachment 215188 View attachment 215191
If the wiring is all connected by insulating tape, probably.Low mileage is not the word and presumably maintained by REME?
Thanks for this, very interesting! Wondering if the Rover is a V8 or not, get the feeling it isn't but don't know why.
Looking forward to following this.
Just noticed you can see through it under the load bed. Never knew that!
Low mileage is not the word and presumably maintained by REME?
If the wiring is all connected by insulating tape, probably.