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  1. 9th September 2010, 11:21 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    Does anyone else have the time to take on a '58 Series 2 complete with it's original 2 litre motor ?

    I now have one too many projects and I'm considering whether I keep the S2 or let it go.


    Colin
    Hmmmm.....I was born in '58. Have a car as old as me? Probably in better shape than me. But, too many projects too. I know I shouldn't ask.....how much? Doh! I done it now...........Nooooooooooooooo
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    I was born in '58 also and my oldest landy is a '59...hhmmmmmmm


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    Danny,

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    I was born in '77 and my 2A is a '68, But i would like to go earlier one day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    I was born in '58 also and my oldest landy is a '59...hhmmmmmmm


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sideroad View Post
    I was born in '77 and my 2A is a '68, But i would like to go earlier one day.
    I have a '59 '60 '63' '68 x2 '73 '78 '80 couple in between I have to go back and read chassis no's again

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    They hadn't even started making Land Rovers the year I was born.

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    was plenty for me i want a 200tdi
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    Quote Originally Posted by vnx205 View Post
    They hadn't even started making Land Rovers the year I was born.
    They started to make Jeeps (the inspiration for the Landrover) almost at the same time as I was born!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    They started to make Jeeps (the inspiration for the Landrover) almost at the same time as I was born!

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    So they were made to celebrate your arrival John?

    I'll have to get a '53 one day.
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