
Originally Posted by
TimNZ
Question for the masses, is the value of the Series 3 Stage ones substantially affected by how "original" they are?
I'm not talking fit an LS, coils, disks, coiler axles etc, just more subtle like Rover 4.6 and R380/LT230?
(I'm in dreamer mode till it gets here)
Cheers,
Hi Tim,
I am also the proud owner of a Stage One V8. Mine is a 1981 truck cab. I have owned it for about 20 years now and just wondering how much you had to pay to score your very original 5 door safari wagon.
I have changed mine a little, 3.9 litre with holley 450, edlebrock performance manifold, Genie extractors and a nice performance cam shaft. Sounds and goes very well. Probably could do with disk brakes. I am sure if you put a 4.6 in your wagon disk brakes might be something to think about.
Looking forward to seeing what you do with yours.
A few of images below of the 3.9 being built and also an image from a trip away in the truck cab with my boys many years ago.
Regards Warrick.




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