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Having a look at some older LRs i have owned and come across this beauty, unsure of age, prob too young back then for me to realise the importance or age, have no paperwork, from the pic what year would you put this model, did have the smaller lights on either side of bulkhead, lights behind grille and a funny looking LR emblem on grille with wings attached, no idea what that is, never seen it on others, enjoy pic
attached two series ones i have owned, ipad upload did not work.
Its a 1950 model, between R06103841 and R06111546 unless things have been swapped around, and probably between R06103841 and R06105462, because it has flat hood bows.Quote:
Originally Posted by shamirj
The image of the grey one in post 222 is either 1952 or 1953 but can't reduce the model further than that.
while this is obviously not mine,,
some may enjoy them,,
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https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/03/224.jpg
and the only (:() other LR in the National Motor Museum--
What's the story behind that one Pete?
See attached its a 58 with a Holden engine makes me smile every time I drive it
A few weeks ago we got caught in a hail storm between Retreat and Manilla in N.S.W. Fortunately no damage was done as the hailstones were only about the size of small marbles, but the sound was deafening.
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Spreading some super with the 80.