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Richard A Thackeray
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There was a feature in a regional free paper, that l think my wife picked up in Knaresborough over the weekend, about 'Twisted' (in Thirsk)
It concentrated on one of their Range-Rovers
https://twisted.co/automotive/rrc/
The article stated 'Prices are from £350,000'...................
We've been for a look a couple of years ago
It concentrated on one of their Range-Rovers
https://twisted.co/automotive/rrc/
The article stated 'Prices are from £350,000'...................
We've been for a look a couple of years ago
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Monday 27th
ALDI
Marsh Street
Rothwell
(south of Leeds)
It was very nicely restored & still with a V8
They look like '1 Ton'/130 wheels, due to the deep offset (6.5" 'well width', from memory)
I'm not sure about the tyres, & I'm sure it had (the popular period feature of) a 4 lamp grille
The suspension seems to be on '+2 inch' coils
Plus, they have fantastic levels of all-round vision, due to a low 'waistline'
ALDI
Marsh Street
Rothwell
(south of Leeds)
It was very nicely restored & still with a V8
They look like '1 Ton'/130 wheels, due to the deep offset (6.5" 'well width', from memory)
I'm not sure about the tyres, & I'm sure it had (the popular period feature of) a 4 lamp grille
The suspension seems to be on '+2 inch' coils
Plus, they have fantastic levels of all-round vision, due to a low 'waistline'
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Saturday 2nd
Seen here
The Cummins 5.9 '12 Valve'?
Seen here
The Cummins 5.9 '12 Valve'?
Jameshow
Guru
Definitely large SUV!!!
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Monday 4th
I forgot, before l saw the WH Malcolm ‘convoy’, l saw a tasty Land Rover on a trailer, as it headed northwards
It seemed to have a taller stance than a standard (Series 3) 109”
Given the (seemingly larger) tyres, l thought it was a One-Ton
They’re on 6.5” wide rims & 9.00x16 tyres (‘bar grips’ as standard)
The engine is either the 2.25 diesel (a bit gutless, even with the lower geared transfer box), or the 2.6/6-cylinder petrol from the Rover saloons of that era
Contact with a friend confirmed that fact
This is what l saw (his photo)
Dans, is the ‘Southern Electricity’ (‘SEB’) hard-top, that features;
https://www.onetonlandrovers.co.uk/index.php/chassis-numbers/
I forgot, before l saw the WH Malcolm ‘convoy’, l saw a tasty Land Rover on a trailer, as it headed northwards
It seemed to have a taller stance than a standard (Series 3) 109”
Given the (seemingly larger) tyres, l thought it was a One-Ton
They’re on 6.5” wide rims & 9.00x16 tyres (‘bar grips’ as standard)
The engine is either the 2.25 diesel (a bit gutless, even with the lower geared transfer box), or the 2.6/6-cylinder petrol from the Rover saloons of that era
Contact with a friend confirmed that fact
This is what l saw (his photo)
Dans, is the ‘Southern Electricity’ (‘SEB’) hard-top, that features;
https://www.onetonlandrovers.co.uk/index.php/chassis-numbers/
