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Spotted this old veteran in Manhattan the other day: a proper Land Rover, not one of those modern pretenders... quite a few of these in NYC, but usually driven by artists, etc... note the "MD" plates...

Now thats a Land Rover.  I'm a Ford Person but,  their Land rovers are to fluff.  Would never be able to do what the originals could.

Rotty that isn't an original Landie mate, the Series 1 was different (inboard lights for a start).
For more info on one of Britains finest wheeled vehicles check out http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/ ... _Trust.htm
I think the one you've taken snaps of is a IIA (my favourite model BTW)

Rotty that isn't an original Landie mate, the Series 1 was different (inboard lights for a start).
For more info on one of Britains finest wheeled vehicles check out http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/ ... _Trust.htm
I think the one you've taken snaps of is a IIA (my favourite model BTW)

Spotter!

I was going to say that it's a Series 3 and therefore not a proper Land Rover. The Series 1 and 2 were the real deal.

The inboard lights were dropped in about 1968 with the Series IIA I believe.

Spotter!  

Yes?

I think the one you've taken snaps of is a IIA (my favourite model BTW)

Series III. Biggest giveaway is the plastic radiator grille. The Series IIA's still had the wire mesh. Also the wingmirrors are mounted on the doors and I think the hinges are mounted further apart on the Series III.

Spotter!

I'll stop now.

Rotty that isn't an original Landie mate, the Series 1 was different (inboard lights for a start).
For more info on one of Britains finest wheeled vehicles check out http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/ ... _Trust.htm
I think the one you've taken snaps of is a IIA (my favourite model BTW)

Didn't say it was the first series; just pointing out that  it's not the latest model...  ;)