Just had a look inside and found the plate with the body number etc.
Body no 7717
Ser no. 88 7711
chassis no 24305246b
Can nybody tell me what year it is? I would really appreciate that thanks.
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Just had a look inside and found the plate with the body number etc.
Body no 7717
Ser no. 88 7711
chassis no 24305246b
Can nybody tell me what year it is? I would really appreciate that thanks.
243 Model: Land Rover, Series IIAQuote:
Originally Posted by foz.in.oz
Body type: Basic or Station wagon
Wheel base: 88in
Engine: petrol
Model years: 1962-1971
Destination: Completely knocked down (CKD), right-hand drive (RHD)
05246 Serial number
B Design: One significant design modification
Suffix used from March 1963 till April 1966
About as close as you can get.
Ok, just being doing a bit of online research and found this.
http://http://www.lrfaq.org/Series/F...uffix.IIA.html
From what this says it makes mine a 1964 Series 2a. Based on chassis and gerabox numbers. Engine appears to be a series three 2.286cc petrol. Carbie is a Zenith, which doesn't seem to be mentioned anywhere. Where does it come from? None Landy?
Anyway, time to update the signature!
The Zenith carburetter was fitted to the 2.25l engine from engine suffix 'J' for 7:1 compression and suffix 'A' for 8:1. They are possibly more common than the Solex, having continued into S3 production.Quote:
Originally Posted by foz.in.oz
John
Ive got "Red Rover": 1958 Ser2 109 Ute Ex NSWFB No. 312 Goes well on historic rego. 2.25 Petrol with Governor, 8 bladed fan, oil cooler, large oil filter, PTO, Missing Pump (can anyone help me), 3.9 ratio diffs.
G'Day Draper - It's good to see some pics of the third of the trio. The two brother vehicles to yours are well known!
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...9/DSCF0502.jpg
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...9/DSCF0503.jpg
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...9/DSCF0505.jpg
I take it by your request for a pump that you are interested in returning it to it's former fire-engine configuration?
Yes the Amag two stage. I have pics of 313 and mine at Cooma Last year and would like to get all three together again.
Hi there
If you send me your home email address - I have a picture of all the Fire Engines at Cooma 2008.....
All the best
Wayne
In my previous post I said I had a Zenith carbie. What I meant to say was it has a Stromberg that looks like a Zenith. Hence my question where does it come from?Quote:
Originally Posted by foz.in.oz
The most common Stromberg fitted to this engine is off a Holden - but they don't look much like a Zenith! It is possible that Stromberg have made carbies to Zenith design, in fact the name Stromberg-Zenith sounds familiar, but I can't place where I have heard it.Quote:
Originally Posted by foz.in.oz
John