Series 1's

[ROBERT110763]

Hi all
Just a quick note to say g'day from up nth QLD, got a couple in the shed 52(holden donk), 53, 54, 56, 57 all shorties. Ask me if Im still a full packet, not after owning this many Landies.

[chazza]

Well you don't have to be mad Robert; but it helps :D

Welcome to the forum. What about some pics?

Cheers Charlie

[numpty]

There is no such thing as too many Land Rovers:p

[Lotz-A-Landies]

Hi all
Just a quick note to say g'day from up nth QLD, got a couple in the shed 52(holden donk), 53, 54, 56, 57 all shorties. Ask me if Im still a full packet, not after owning this many Landies.
Robert

You would have to define a term like "too many" before I could have any understanding of the issue.

Welcome to the S1 bunch! :D

Diana

2 X 1985 Range Rover HiLines
1 X 1982/87 Range Rover Hiline hybrid
3 X Land Rover Series 2Bs ('67 & 2/'68)
1 X 1951 80"
1 X 1950 80"
and a couple of boarder 80"

[olmate]

There is no such thing as too many Land Rovers:p

Welcome to the group Robert ;) do you have any photos of these Landy's.

[Lotz-A-Landies]

Hi all ...

... got a couple in the shed 52(holden donk), 53, 54, 56, 57 all shorties. ...
Robert

I just noticed that you are missing one from the sequence, the 1955!

Any plans for a 1955 acquisition?

The '55s were a nice model - good spreadbore 2 litre and all the fittings were still machined instead of diecast. :D:D:D

Diana

[ROBERT110763]

Hi Guys,
Yes i will get around to posting some pics, & yes i came across a 55 shorty a couple of years ago, just have to go & pick it up, its been siting in a shed for the last 30 years. Furthermore it has a flat belt drive mounted on the rear. Yeh i know, bit slack but i do have my name on it.

Cheers Bob