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1965 Series IIA 88" Description: Pastel green (original color). Cream colored
hardtop and canvas soft top. Dunlop Mud Terrains, rock sliders, parabolic leaf springs, winch
capable front bumper. Located this gem on LRX and purchased from a British chap in Portland, OR.
Transported cross-country via flatbed trailer. Wish List: Forward facing rear seat for the kids, winch, diff
guards, diamond plating in strategic places. Goes Offroad: Had a great experience in Disney on the first
outing. I look forward to many more opportunities. |
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1997 Series I Discovery Description: Forest Green, Brush guard front bumper and rear tail lights, BFG All-Terrain 235 85's and OME HD's shocks and springs. Terrain Master Rock Sliders, and QT diff guards. Since Moab, front and rear endcaps and sway bars removed; HD brake lines Wish List:Sway bar quick-disconnects, eventually, a winch. Rear locker, front bumper (David O'Brien is creating), skid plates, relocate the steering stabilizer, etc. Crazy LR Story:Chandler park has placed a curse on me. I have been three times and stuck twice. Last week required a tow truck. Goes offroad:Yes, local outings to Disney, OK, and Arkansas. Survived Moab with only minor dent to front bumper. I also have my eye on Clayton, OK. |
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Why Drive a Land Rover: Was looking to buy a new car and sort of fell into mine. Now, I wouldn't trade it (my Disco) for the world. We became awed by the performance of the SWB vehicles in Moab and thought the Series vehicles had a lot of character. So, we purchased a 65 IIA and we love it! Thanks, Jennifer & Paul |
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