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    Quote Originally Posted by crackers View Post
    This is REAL restoration stuff - find a fan belt and build a car. Well done for taking it on.

    What's this book by James Taylor you keep referring to?
    A good read for a Series 1 Land Rover person, it goes through changes in models as they occurred. This link is from the Book Depository but this is available from many sellers.


    Original Land Rover Series 1: The Restorer's Guide to Civil & Military Models 1948-58 : James Taylor : 9781906133153




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    Quote Originally Posted by Bundalene View Post
    A good read for a Series 1 Land Rover person, it goes through changes in models as they occurred. This link is from the Book Depository but this is available from many sellers.


    Original Land Rover Series 1: The Restorer's Guide to Civil & Military Models 1948-58 : James Taylor : 9781906133153




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    Ordered.
    I'd actually seen this book before but not knowing what it was, I was planning to ask. Thanks for the tip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by russellrovers View Post
    my present restoration is chassi no 8665291 april 14 th 1949 your no 8665256 which makes it 35 in front of mine i would say build date april 7 1949 approxi, also your colour is sage green your landy is very rare and highly collectible if you need any help be free to phone me regards jim
    Thank you Jim for that information. That must mean about a 5 month time frame from the original build date until the delivery date.





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    This just sold in the UK for 25000 quid


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    pardon my question but,,
    did they have any models stocked up before the big release show?(was it geneva?)
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    I always thought the show was in Amsterdam 1948, cheers Dennis

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    oh dear, only 900 kays away in a S1!!
    "How long since you've visited The Good Oil?"

    '93 V8 Rossi
    '97 to '07. sold.
    '01 V8 D2
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    '03 4.6 V8 HSE D2a with Tornado ECM
    '10 to '21
    '16.5 RRS SDV8
    '21 to Infinity and Beyond!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    pardon my question but,,
    did they have any models stocked up before the big release show?(was it geneva?)
    They had no vehicles ready for Geneva, so the Landrover was unveiled at Amsterdam show in May? 1948. Two were sent to the show, but at that time eight out of 48 pre-production vehicles existed, the first leaving the factory on 11th March. Many changes were made during the production of these forty-eight, and it is unlikely any two were exactly the same. For example, both the ones at Amsterdam had push-pull transfer case controls coming out of the firewall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bundalene View Post
    Thank you Jim for that information. That must mean about a 5 month time frame from the original build date until the delivery date.





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    hi eric been incontact with my leads in uk they have one 20x20 ampmeter leftbrass bodied and tested WILL CLEAN UP NICE 135 POUNDS PLUS POSTAGE 12 POUNDS ALSO SPOKE ABOUT THE OIL LIGHT BRASSOIL PLATE THEY SAID THEY WILL LOOK AROUND TO SEE WHAT THEY CAN DO REGARDS JIM
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    Are these the correct lights / buckets for my vehicle. These came with the parts which I stored away, to be found this morning. They are 5 inch Lucas and came with other parts from rhis vehicle. The two buckets appear to be different.


    I have read conflicting tales on this Forum on whether these should be Lucas or Butler lights?












    The light on the right has the lens



















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