LAND ROVER LR3
...I think it's growing on us!
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Project L319
The development of the Series III Discovery, a.k.a. LR3 gave most of us goose
bumps when the first spy pics came out. The reality is a very classy look - bold
and distinctively "Land Rover." And for those who like to fourwheel their own version of Solihull's
finest, it has fully independent air suspension. LR assures us it is a worthy off-roader.
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Logo courtesy of Gus Moreno
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2nd Gen Rangie Winch Bumper |
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And now Alan has created a one-of-a-kind super winch bumper for his '96 Range Rover. |
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Club member Alan Bates |
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1996 P38A Range Rover Lift |
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Alan Bates has documented what may well be the first lifted 2nd generation Rangie. |
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Club member Alan Bates |
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QT Services Diff Guard Install |
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Excellent write-up from Brad, who takes the mystery out of the QT diff guard
install. |
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Club member Brad Smith |
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From the newest coil-sprung Rover to the earliest from Solihull, if you're doing 'any' type of
work on your Rover, we'd love to hear about it.
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MORE PROGRESS |
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Latest installment on John's restoration of his '57 Series I.
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Club member John Johnston |
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TECH TIP - HEADLINER SWAP |
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I won't drive with a sagging liner so I was determined to correct the problem.
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Club member Eric Stephens |
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SPEAKING OF RESTORATION |
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Ensuring you use the correct vintage hammer rivets is what a true restoration is all
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Club member Jim Thompson |
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