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Ok info on my series 3 "Game"
Build Number - 123
Manufacture date - 9/1976
Chassis - 90327014A
Engine - N/A
Swing wheel on back
Standard Sun-raiser rims
Seating Cap 3
Dished Bonnet but no wheel mount
Flairs are damaged but still there!
No real rust...
Photos!!!!
Thought i would add mine finally.
Build number: 230
Manufacture date: 1976, not sure on month.
Chassis: 90335237A
Engine: 2.25 petrol
Swing out Tyre carrier
Safari roof
Dished bonnet
PTO winch
Sadly non standard 16inch wheels :angry:
Although the last entry in this thread is a bit old, just in case the info is still useful;
My Game's details are;
305
7/78
Chasis No#: 90342419A
Engine No# ?
Hi Dr KK,
Thanks for that info. This is not a timed thread as such, it is just an attempt to get as much information in one place as possible about these fairly rare vehicles.
I noticed that your location is listed as Nauru, does this mean that at least one Game went to Nauru originally or did you take it there yourself?
Cheers,
TimJ.
Hi TimJ,
As you noted, i am in Nauru where Landrovers are very popular. There is perhaps the highest concentration of Series Landrovers per population in the world here!
I bought this Game Landrover locally about 3 years ago. I dont have all the details of its history but it has apparently been on island for some time and been through at least a couple of local owners before me.
There are at least 4 other Game LRs on island, although a couple are not running.
Although i have had this Game for a little while, I have only just recently got the LR bug and have begun doing some of my own work on her with a couple of more experienced mates. This led me to researching on the internet and that's how i came onto this Forum. I have learnt a great deal from the various postings here and look forward to learning more and hopefully some day being able to contribute something useful as well.
dr KK
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Originally Posted by dr KK
Number 305, I think that is about the highest number I can recall, although it is only a month after mine (288) was built. Thanks for the information Dr KK, and welcome to AULRO.
Cheers, Mick.
I am sure one of you have seen this before but i thought i would post it as it may be good to some of you. Land Rover Series 1, 2, 3 Photo Gallery
Was in there the other day and saw this tho there was not much of the game left basicly chassis and rear tubQuote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
Theses a marketplace alert for a late SIIa which appears to have at least one 10 spoke Game style rim http://www.aulro.com/afvb/marketplac...11-series.html