Series front grill

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Originally Posted by mick88

Shane it is often referred to as the "Chevron" or "Maltese Cross" grill.
The Rocky Mountain replacement ones don't look too bad either.
Over time Land Rover had a variety of wire grills.

Cheers, Mick.

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Rover also had the reputation of having the most number of different badges between the cars & Land Rovers:eek2:

There is another late 2a grill different to all of those - I've got one at home and I saw another the same on a 2a shorty today.

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The one in this is the same as mine.

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Originally Posted by Homestar

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The one in this is the same as mine.

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6 cyl grille as well

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I quite like the Series3 Grille [bigwhistle] even got a brand new one tucked away ready to fit !!

Even the defender looks okay with it [wink11]

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Originally Posted by jerryd

I quite like the Series3 Grille [bigwhistle] even got a brand new one tucked away ready to fit !!

Even the defender looks okay with it [wink11]

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are we looking at the same picture Jerry [bigsad]

There are grilles for sale on eBay.

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Originally Posted by pop058

6 cyl grille as well

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Hello from Darwin.

That grille in the photo may be on a 6 cylinder truck, but it was common to both Australian built 4 and 6 cylinder trucks of that vintage (about 1967 on to the introduction of the headlights in the guards). The differentiation applied to the presence or absence of the "six" badge on it when new.

The same bar pattern and presence/absence of the badge, but with a different shape, carried through to the later models until the S3 arrived with the plastic grille.

Cheers,

Neil