Thread: Isuzu Census

VIC, 35km nth of Melb
'81 S3 stage 1 N/A
'87 County 6x6 turbo - purchased in WA

Originally Posted by Sparkie

'87 County 6x6 turbo - purchased in WA

Flagg

Are "Rulez" not made to be broken?

Now just point out the error of my ways and i will endeavour to correct it.

I'm guessing its not technically a county, but a 6x6 110, or is that 6x6 120, or a 137.5

Originally Posted by Sparkie

Flagg

Are "Rulez" not made to be broken?

Now just point out the error of my ways and i will endeavour to correct it.

I'm guessing its not technically a county, but a 6x6 110, or is that 6x6 120, or a 137.5

Pics and a tape measure.

Okay, so did i call a 110,120,137.5,155 (it is all of these in one way or another) a county, and broke some unspoken rule in the process.
Maybe a bad habit, but i call everything after S3 and before Defa a county.

Or do I need to post some pics?

Originally Posted by Sparkie

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Or do I need to post some pics?

Yes. (County by the way is a trim level, not a model, used from Series 3 onward, also on RR)

John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Yes. (County by the way is a trim level, not a model, used from Series 3 onward, also on RR)

John

Thanks for clearing that up, always wondered what the difference was.

As for the pics, I had posted some on the intro's thread but are no longer there, so have a look in the gallery under sparkie, they should be there now.

Will post up a few more soon.

Lyle.

Originally Posted by Sparkie

I'm guessing its not technically a county, but a 6x6 110, or is that 6x6 120, or a 137.5

Technically JRA (Jaguar Rover Australia) called it a One Ten Heavy Duty 6x6. And the normal version, a One Ten Heavy Duty, is what we all refer to as a "Onetwenny"!

Rob W