SER1 Re: LHD to RHD

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From: TBache9248
Subject: SER1 Re: LHD to RHD
Date: 03:45 on 18 Dec 2004
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HI,
To follow up on Tom W.s comments, probably a few of us in the US would like  
to have the complete Rover!
Oddly enough, we are about to convert Jeff's 109 PU to RHD as that is the  
chassis he has. Not a job for the faint of heart. We are lucky not to have  
meddling rules forbiding RHD cars in this country, This would be frustrating to  
find out you have spent loads getting the vehicle ready and not permitted to  
drive it.  As yours is an 80", the RHD bits will be easy to source in the  UK.  
Shipping might be a headache.  
I know this sounds a bit far out, but any shot at finding a RHD chassis to  
use for a restructured vehicle?  Africa right?  I know it is a big  place, club 
contacts might be a possible source.
 
Tom Bache
Avondale, PA
USA

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SER1 Re: LHD to RHD
TBache9248 03:45 on 18 Dec 2004

Re: SER1 Re: LHD to RHD
Matthew J. Clark 04:02 on 18 Dec 2004

SER1 Re: LHD to RHD
Riaan Botes 08:49 on 18 Dec 2004

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