My new 107, Lucky

What a fantastic land rover, well done.

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

OHHHH Jason,


when do you want me to organise another Leaf Spring trip with the club so

you can bring this beautiful vehicle out to show it off:)


does it have to be bitumen or can we go dirt?;)

very very nice:)

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That's a very nice offer Caroline, I'm happy to do what ever you do on a Series day out. Finding a weekend may be a problem however. Might have to be the AULRO's 10th

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Originally Posted by Sleepy

The rear lights. Lucas L518 Lights - Rare as rocking horse poo!
I am no expert, but understand only a short run of Series 1's had them. Another, more common, type was the Lucas D lights which are a bit easier to come by.
Most 107's have had them destroyed, replaced etc. I had a 107 very similar to yours but not to the level of originality of yours.

Here is me a couple of years back discussing the lights.
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/series-i-l...-replicas.html

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Sleepy, you and others have had quite a time there.

I'm thinking since I am lucky enough to have some good pork pies we could look at getting something going. I'm a novice at this resto-collection stuff but I think it would be a grand, and Australian idea to get a run made and stick it to the poms.

From what I see there is enough interest in Series 1 in this country to justify 100, and maybe 500 if sold further afield. Did Chazza get any further

What's with all the other rare old UK trucks on the back ground? Where was this

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Originally Posted by newhue

Sleepy, you and others have had quite a time there.

I'm thinking since I am lucky enough to have some good pork pies we could look at getting something going. I'm a novice at this resto-collection stuff but I think it would be a grand, and Australian idea to get a run made and stick it to the poms.

From what I see there is enough interest in Series 1 in this country to justify 100, and maybe 500 if sold further afield. Did Chazza get any further

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We decided it was more trouble than it's worth. The Land rover series one club LRSOC (another great online club) sell replicas and with today's terrific exchange rate it easier just to import them.

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Originally Posted by juddy

What's with all the other rare old UK trucks on the back ground? Where was this

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Sorry Juddy, not at liberty to really talk about them. When first posting I was wondering when someone would notice the back ground. I did hear there is some talk of selling the collection, but only talk. I will ask to be informed if this becomes the case and let you all know. I don't think there is any other LR's in there though.

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Originally Posted by newhue

That's a very nice offer Caroline, I'm happy to do what ever you do on a Series day out. Finding a weekend may be a problem however. Might have to be the AULRO's 10th

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derrrrr, AULRO's b day is not a club event.
Might have to register it as a daily driver for the first six months.

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Originally Posted by newhue

derrrrr, AULRO's b day is not a club event.
Might have to register it as a daily driver for the first six months.

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Ummm yes it is we are taking the 101 up;):D

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/gclro-trip...-birthday.html

Mrs hh:angel:

You sick puppy! :D Awesome truck. Bet it outlasts the Puma. :wasntme:

Jason.

That is fantastic. You lucky, lucky bastard :D

Makes mine look like a junk heap. Look forward to seeing it out and about sometime.

Perry