Re: SER1 New Members

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From: Rob Modica
Subject: Re: SER1 New Members
Date: 05:58 on 09 Dec 2005
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Keith,

Welcome to the wonderful world of Land Rover ownership.

Photos are always welcome.  Post them to the Series One Garage.

Rob

On Thursday, December 8, 2005, at 04:38  PM, Keith Barrett wrote:

> Hello;
> =A0
> We=A0just signed on to the Series One Mailing list. I hope that I'm=20
> doing this right; here goes!
> =A0
> We are:=A0 Jane and Keith Barrett.
> =A0
> We live in a rural area of Ontario, Canada; about midway between=20
> Toronto and Ottawa.
> =A0
> We have some nice older non LR vehicles: a 1950 Ford truck, a 1959=20
> Studebaker Lark, a VW cabriolet, some tractors, and some projects.
> =A0
> And we just acquired two Land Rovers; one is a roadworthy 1959 Series=20=

> II.
> =A0
> And=A0the other is=A0a SERIES ONE. We just got it home last weekend. =
It's=20
> a 1953 with an early 2 Litre IOE. It looks quite rough, but is solid;=20=

> and mostly complete. The frame needs some work, but is basically very=20=

> solid. The tag on the passenger side of the bulkhead identifies it as=20=

> serial # 36132887. The number on the engine is 36136049. It's a=20
> project, for sure. The Ontario plate on it is a 1970. The engine is=20
> stuck. It has a non original alternator, the carb is a Holley, the oil=20=

> filler plumbing looks a little odd. And, the fuel tank is mounted=20
> externally in the rear tub. It has some dings, and tears, and both=20
> front wings are pranged. Lots of fun!!
> =A0
> We intend to tear it right down. The rear crossmember will need some=20=

> attention.Then we'll check out the engine; hopefully no fatal flaws=20
> there!
> =A0
> So, as we tear it apart, and put it back together; we'll be looking=20
> for advice, leads, and support.
> =A0
> I have some photos; if anyone's curious.

    Rob Modica, Tucson AZ
    '51 Series I  80"  16136629
    '60 Series II 109" 164000620
    '94 Series IV 92" #1919
    '94 Disco 5spd
     www.azlro.ORG
  A Land Rover owner since 1973


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Keith,


Welcome to the wonderful world of Land Rover ownership.


Photos are always welcome.  Post them to the Series One Garage.


Rob


On Thursday, December 8, 2005, at 04:38  PM, Keith Barrett wrote:


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mily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>We=A0just signed on to the
Series One Mailing list. I hope that I'm doing this right; here =
goes!</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>We are:=A0 Jane and Keith
Barrett.</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>We live in a rural area of
Ontario, Canada; about midway between Toronto and =
Ottawa.</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>We have some nice older non
LR vehicles: a 1950 Ford truck, a 1959 Studebaker Lark, a VW
cabriolet, some tractors, and some projects.</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>And we just acquired two Land
Rovers; one is a roadworthy 1959 Series II.</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>And=A0the other is=A0a SERIES
ONE. We just got it home last weekend. It's a 1953 with an early 2
Litre IOE. It looks quite rough, but is solid; and mostly complete.
The frame needs some work, but is basically very solid. The tag on the
passenger side of the bulkhead identifies it as serial # 36132887. The
number on the engine is 36136049. It's a project, for sure. The
Ontario plate on it is a 1970. The engine is stuck. It has a non
original alternator, the carb is a Holley, the oil filler plumbing
looks a little odd. And, the fuel tank is mounted externally in the
rear tub. It has some dings, and tears, and both front wings are
pranged. Lots of fun!!</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>We intend to tear it right
down. The rear crossmember will need some attention.Then we'll check
out the engine; hopefully no fatal flaws there!</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>So, as we tear it apart, and
put it back together; we'll be looking for advice, leads, and =
support.</smaller></fontfamily>

=A0

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>I have some photos; if
anyone's curious.</smaller></fontfamily>

</excerpt>

   Rob Modica, Tucson AZ

   '51 Series I  80"  16136629

   '60 Series II 109" 164000620

   '94 Series IV 92" #1919

   '94 Disco 5spd  =20

    www.azlro.ORG

 A Land Rover owner since 1973



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SER1 New Members
Keith Barrett 23:38 on 08 Dec 2005

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Rob Modica 05:58 on 09 Dec 2005

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M & J Smith 21:19 on 09 Dec 2005

SER1 one of 12 Tempo-LR from 1954 found!
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?=22Dirk_R=FCttgers=22?= 00:20 on 10 Dec 2005

RE: SER1 one of 12 Tempo-LR from 1954 found!
Jeremy Brooks 02:14 on 11 Dec 2005

RE: SER1 one of 12 Tempo-LR from 1954 found!
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?=22Dirk_R=FCttgers=22?= 04:57 on 11 Dec 2005

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