Thread: Brute's 101

Hi Gazz - no hear from you for a long time .

I hope you and your 101 are well.

Garry

A few more 101's in Perth. I'm sure we could arrange that.
Who wants to buy one? I'm sure we could find one for you.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

A few more 101's in Perth. I'm sure we could arrange that.
Who wants to buy one? I'm sure we could find one for you.

"No! No! Stop it!" [screams as wrist appears behind neck}.

Of course I want one, but even the 1/2 acre is looking crowded and my dear, gracious, encouraging wife, will probably look at me with a jaundiced eye after buying a sports car and even mentioning a 101

What sort of price are they going for nowadays?

Cheers Charlie

Gday Garry


I haven't had a computer for a very long time, and looking at the 101 forum I have a lot of reading to do to catch up. my old girl is still plodding along. could do with a bit of tlc.

Originally Posted by chazza

"No! No! Stop it!" [screams as wrist appears behind neck}.

Of course I want one, but even the 1/2 acre is looking crowded and my dear, gracious, encouraging wife, will probably look at me with a jaundiced eye after buying a sports car and even mentioning a 101

What sort of price are they going for nowadays?

Cheers Charlie

Depends.
Restorers delights are around $15k. Almost finished projects $20k to $25k. Fine running examples $25k to $30k.
I reckon I can find at least one in each category. I was just told of a really nice one for a little under $30k.
What's your pleasure?

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

What's your pleasure?

Abstinence sadly

Mind you for the price of a "nearly finished" one, I could buy another Alpine

Cheers Charlie

So the long lost Gazz suddenly pops up in Ian's thread but no Ian.
Nice to know you still have the 101 Gazz - I was trying to contact you back when I was thinking about buying the one I've since bought. I ended up catching up with Ian and checking his out for comparison and education purposes. I'm also SOR.
Cheers, JayBo

I`m still kicking around John, but not much to report on the 101.
I`ve had a busy time just lately, We ran the Annual W4 Challenge a few weeks back, got over 50 of the TeamW4 Landies together in the Toodyay hills for a bit of fun, and then last weekend we were Racing the Rangy in the 2nd round of the Rocks and ruts racing series up the coast, had a few dramas but that's another story.
Hope to get stuck back in to the 101 next week. Thought I might pay a visit to the licensing office with all the info I have and see if I need anymore paper work as all I have is a receipt for my purchase , and a sales contract from when the previous owner bought it from a car yard 20 years ago.
I don't have any chassis number plates either so will probably have to get one of those. Also need to know if I can register it without a roof or roll bar as I haven't decided what to do with it yet. The 101 itself still just needs wipers and the mud flaps moving across, apart from I`ve noticed an oil puddle under the steering box since I filled it up, so that might need to come off.
So close but as all Land Rover owners know, time is the enemy.

Ian