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  1. 24th June 2014, 08:33 PM #1
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    ARN 48-206 ("Fred" to his friends)

    I thought you might be interested in a few pics of the first steps in resurrecting "Fred" by an absolute amateur. Fortunately, he was a very tidy vehicle to begin with. I have described the work done to date in another thread and I'm keeping a pictorial "before and after" record of progress.

    PERENTIE - ARN 48206 Slideshow by trraca | Photobucket

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    Mike
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    Wow, you have got a good one there. Do you mind if I ask what price range it went for?
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    ...My perentie is such a beat up old pig, I couldn't possibly be jealous of something that's straight off the showroom floor.
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    Mike,

    Very nice machine. Looks better than new!
    Seems a pity to get it dirty... but of course you must, because that's what Land Rovers are all about.

    Alan
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  5. 25th June 2014, 07:05 PM #5
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    Hi Alan

    I actually did get it a tad dirty on a trip through the Watagans last week which has a few good rough side tracks. In spite of looking a bit prim and proper it wallowed in the mud very happily and performed just as you'd expect from a Landie.

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