I thought the 48 had single spokes in the steering wheel not doubles ??Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
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I thought the 48 had single spokes in the steering wheel not doubles ??Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
The 48 have same steering wheel as Rover P3. with 3 sets of 2 spokes the latter wheels have 3 sets of 4 spokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
Like many others here, I am too sitting on a gold mine as "connie sue" is in much better condition than that one and so is ZD 534's 5k's up the road :)
How many 80" have we reached now, in just this thread??
Mrs hh:angel:
I just had a look at the steering wheel on my besk top & it is not a 48 , it has 3 sets of 4 spokes .:( Photo's on laptop were too small .:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
Yes, but was yours sold to you by a Colonel? If not, it almost valueless!Quote:
Originally Posted by The ho har's
Mine was sold to me by a retired Brigadier; therefore; I am expecting $30 000 and after receiving the cash I expect to be able to keep it. :D
...waiting for someone to post reply from seller !!:angel:.. you never know, fuel tank may be stuffed with treasure!! That he forgot to mention in the advert.
Nav
:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:Quote:
Originally Posted by reachjatt
[QUOTE=chazza
Someone please copy it and put it in a sticky on the things people have said about Land Rovers![/QUOTE]
Where is this thread??
Found it :)
Mrs hh:angel:
waiting on numbers from owner tonight (Friday)Quote:
Originally Posted by reachjatt
Regardless of how authentic it is, and clearly it is not what the vendor believes it to be, who would part with $20,000 to buy a vehicle and then be told how it is then to be restored. Dreamer.