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    Found a couple

    Gday

    Went to my boss's partners place for dinner the other day, they live on a bush block. We were talking about Landies and she told me the boss had a few Series 1's down the paddock.

    Went to have a look.

    VIN no. on the first one: 57661838

    Which according to these sites (Clifton Scientific Text Services, the Netherlands Classic Land Rovers) is a 1955 86 inch petrol. The poor thing had been butchered. (Rear body chopped off and converted to flat tray also missing an engine)

    The other one is a real gem though

    VIN no. RO6112354

    Its an 80 inch according to the Clifton website but won't tell me the year, and the other website doesnt recognise the number

    Also still has original engine

    Just lying around he has a roof and rear tub, and possibly a chassis not sure for what model though

    My boss seems to think its a 1949. I was hoping someone could help

    Ill take some pictures next time Im out there, was pitch black when I saw them

    He wont sell me the 80 inch , but said I could lend a hand restoring it. Looking forward to it

    Thanks for looking, if anyone can help with indentifying the 80 inch it would be greatly appreciated

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock The Rock View Post
    Gday



    The other one is a real gem though

    VIN no. RO6112354

    Its an 80 inch according to the Clifton website but won't tell me the year, and the other website doesnt recognise the number
    That's a Late 1950 model. Should be head lights sticking through the grille type with Shovel Back seats. But still should have narrow front springs.

    Like this one:



    Seats should be like this one:


    Alex M

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seriously_Series View Post
    That's a Late 1950 model. Should be head lights sticking through the grille type with Shovel Back seats. But still should have narrow front springs.

    Like this one:
    Thanks for the reply mate

    Ill have to have a closer look, but pretty sure it had the headlights on either side of the grill, not like the one in the forum banner up there ^

    Yeah thats the one, sorry your photo just loaded after I posted the reply

    Pretty sure it had bar treads as well, but again need a closer look in the day time

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    Hi Jock,

    If you get a chance get the engine number as well as we can tell a few things from that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seriously_Series View Post
    Hi Jock,

    If you get a chance get the engine number as well as we can tell a few things from that.
    Sorry mate didnt see this post otherwise would have looked today

    Where will I find that?

    Heres some pics anyway (well quite a few actually )
































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    Lots of good pics. By the body number, the SWB (80") is a 1950 model.

    The LWB looks like a 107" so 1953 to 1955. Those headlights in the front guard are not original, it only would have had the ones in the grille.
    Numpty

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