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[yuval]

hi to all
this is my first message
im from israel
i own a 1953 land rover series 1 80'
now evryting is appart and im starting from zero
i have a lot of small parts missing,and im looking in EBAY UK and other sits.
can someone help me find the original plate with the shassi no?
i have it,but all the print is gone,i can see only the stapt nomber
on the internet all are selling plats for 88' and up.
ps
sorry for my bad english
yuval
pps
the pic are 6 month ago
the car is much more appart

[chazza]

Hello Yuval,
I like your Land-Rover and welcome to the forum.

The chassis number should be stamped on the left-hand engine mount.

You might like to vist this forum Land Rover Series One Club - Index (http://www.lrsoc.com/forum/index.php?action=forum#c6) as well, which deals only with Series Ones and has a lot of people on it who know a lot more than I do,

Cheers Charlie

[B.S.F.]

Hi
Try www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au (http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au) they sell blank plates.
Cheers.

[bobslandies]

Hello Yuval,

You might like to vist this forum Land Rover Series One Club - Index (http://www.lrsoc.com/forum/index.php?action=forum#c6) as well, which deals only with Series Ones and has a lot of people on it who know a lot more than I do,

Cheers Charlie

Nice car! Welcome to the forum.
If you join the Series One Club in the UK they can provide ID plates:

"Chassis plates - available to members only - only supplied stamped.
Paper copy of V5 must be forwarded (e-mail submission not acceptable).
Vehicle Number stamped on plate at no extra charge." I am sure that you could explain the reason you need a replacement plate.

Look in the CLUB SHOP area on their website - the one you need is probably the anodised aluminiun plate rather than the brass plate (depends on vehicle number) They have both - range from 7 pounds to 9 pounds.

Bob

[yuval]

Nice car! Welcome to the forum.
If you join the Series One Club in the UK they can provide ID plates:

"Chassis plates - available to members only - only supplied stamped.
Paper copy of V5 must be forwarded (e-mail submission not acceptable).
Vehicle Number stamped on plate at no extra charge." I am sure that you could explain the reason you need a replacement plate.

Look in the CLUB SHOP area on their website - the one you need is probably the anodised aluminiun plate rather than the brass plate (depends on vehicle number) They have both - range from 7 pounds to 9 pounds.

Bob
hi
thank you all
im a member but canot find the club shop.were is it??
yuval

[chazza]

Try this link Yuval,

Club Shop (http://www.lrsoc.com/forum/index.php?action=pages;sa=4)

Cheers Charlie