Thread: Great RRC mechanics in melbourne west?

Not in the West, but if yoiu are up for a drive, go to Romsey Land Rover - what Ray & Dan don't know about tuning classics ain't worth knowing... Ray has been working on these since I was still in nappies. You may have to wait to get in - they are always very busy, but well worth it.

Cheers - Gav

Originally Posted by bacicat2000

Not in the West, but if yoiu are up for a drive, go to Romsey Land Rover - what Ray & Dan don't know about tuning classics ain't worth knowing... Ray has been working on these since I was still in nappies. You may have to wait to get in - they are always very busy, but well worth it.

Cheers - Gav

Didn't realise Ray was that old.
There are a few people around who can. Ray is one of the best.
There is also a fellow in Braybrook Mudnut used to take his Defender to before he moved up north.

AMV in Ringwood. Not as cheap (pricewise) as Ray, but they know there stuff too.

Just out of interest, what do you need done?

Originally Posted by benji

AMV in Ringwood. Not as cheap (pricewise) as Ray, but they know there stuff too.

Just out of interest, what do you need done?

Hey Benji.
You need a new compass. You are in the west. AMV is in the east.
Didn't I hear of a good Landrover specialist in Bendigo or was that just for parts?

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Didn't realise Ray was that old.
There are a few people around who can. Ray is one of the best.
There is also a fellow in Braybrook Mudnut used to take his Defender to before he moved up north.

How old do you think I am Mick...? Ray has been working on them from way back when Rangies were almost new. He has some very fine examples of Classics as well, although I haven't seen them, he talks about them all the time when I am there. Once you get him started there is little stopping him. He is a wealth of knowledge and as you said - one of the best.