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Thread: Ex Millitary Land Rovers

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    Quote Originally Posted by inside View Post
    Are you sure? Mine isn't and others I've seen aren't either. Chassis yes not the bulkhead.
    Quite a few rusty firewalls at the most recent Brisbane auction. Mostly footwells and some around top door hinge. Not just surface rust either - some had holes. Virtually impossible to see in the photos only.

    Some of the chassis had very thin gal also - light surface rust starting to come through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by High n Mighty View Post
    Be aware that military LR's do not have a key, nor door locks or ignition locks.

    They also do not have sway bars and are loud as hell, particularly in the top gear on the highway(4th)

    I am sure that the GS would have further rego issues being that it is not secure at all, but that is only a guess.

    The rumour going around a while ago was that they would be flying off the shelf at around 3k a piece, and at that I would have had a GS as a camping, fishing, shooting truck.

    They are so damn simple to work on, bloody awesome in the bush for the lack of lockers or LSD, articulate like a male dog and will never rust!

    For the money they are going for on Greys and as a first car I would steer clear, mainly because of the issues involved in registering one and keeping it insured.

    It would be a cool car as a toy though, if you could make a roster for mates to come for a spin as they only have two legal seats on public roads.

    If you want a challenge and decide to go in for a GS variant, go for the FFR. They have extra batteries already just waiting to be hooked up, if not use the compartments for storage. They also have steel "seats" in the rear that would be the perfect base for a false floor.

    Look for low kms on the odometer as they are zeroed every time the vehicle is completely rebuilt and a green sticker on the windscreen, a yellow sticker isn't a bad thing depending what it is for, the explanation is always on the sticker and in the GM120(log book).
    Yep for most of that except no rego problems in nsw they come with a blue slip just pay the money

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