Re: SER1 Tickford

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Matt Gibbs should only approach Tickfords if he really understands the expense
of becoming addicted to them !  One of the
most interesting aspects is that because of their manufacture, almost every one
is unique, in that so few were made but they do
incorporate all the changes in the basic series 1.

The two people who spring to mind as having done alot of study are Andrew
Bullas and of course Ken Wheelwright, who have
both been involved in serious restorations.  One good starting point is the
original parts book which contains the detailed
exploded parts lists which later parts books omitted.

Tom C.

Jeremy Brooks wrote:

> Hello Series 1 listers,
>
> I recently have been contacted by Matt Gibbs from the UK. He is keen on
> learning as much as he can about Tickfords.
> His appeal is below:
>
> Jeremy Brooks
>
> ""I am researching the history of Tickford and am interested in information
> and survivors of the Land Rovers. I am new to the land rover hobby but have
> admired them for years! Any info you can recommed about Tickfords or who to
> contact thats an expert would be a big help!
> Matt Gibbs
> England
> elrohiir@xxxxxxx.xxx "
>
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