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A good mate of mine asked me if I was still looking for a forward control, I'd been looking about for a 2B for a while but this definitely isn't a 2b, I thought what the hell.
Just before Christmas 2013 I got into contact with AJ and eventually a deal was made.
I am now the proud owner of 96100170A
Originally the vehicle had a coach built body on it similar to a bus of an earlier era, full timber frame, clad in plywood and aluminum sheeting.
Unfortunately the paint was hiding a hell of a lot of corrosion and the decision was made to remove the entire body and take it back to its GS configuration.
Up to the Easter weekend land over show at Melrose, I have replaced all the wheel bearings, seals, rear brake lines, front brake lines and tyres.
I haven't had a chance to sort out some of the electrics as it has twice the amount of wiring than the drawing shows.
There is also the job of replacing the entire rear cross member, which will be a lot easier now the rear tray can be removed.
coutesy of The Land Rover FAQ
Label No. Vehicle Serial # In Out Colour Dispatched To
3/1 96100170 29 Apr 1977 19 Jul 1977 Bronze Green Farnborough
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Interesting.
It was delivered to Farnborough. Probably the RAF base there.
I can't find any army or RAF VRM (English version of the ARN).
Well done on your purchase.
Oh, it should be a 24V RHD.
Hi Mick, yes it is 24V.
It also appears to have a replacement motor fitted, it still has a tag fitted hanging from the front of the lhs rocker cover and stenciled treatment down the side of the rocker cover.
will try to photograph tomorrow arvo.
It runs very sweetly although there is a pretty bad vibration somewhere at 80km/h
REMLR 243
2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6
1977 FC 101
1976 Jaguar XJ12C
1973 Haflinger AP700
1971 Jaguar V12 E-Type Series 3 Roadster
1957 Series 1 88"
1957 Series 1 88" Station Wagon
Gav, Tom and I had drive shafts made with double cardon joints. Mine aren't fitted yet but Gav's and Tom's are.
And thank you for that pertinent information.
A little slow on the forum tonight?
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