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This woman threatened me within an inch of my life if I wrote a children's book involving my Rover. Said she sue my a** off if I tried.

That's a new one on me... never heard it called a "barn door" before; is it an "Americanism", like "breakfast" is? I've always known it as tge full sized safari door, usually only found on the Station Wagons.

Know the lady, very nice and helpful. She helped me when it came time to buy my Landy.

As a Land Rover owner - '63 SIIaa 88 Station Wagon - I find this article rather interesting.

I've been told by more than one that the electronics suck, big time. These are Land Rover diehards, so I tend to belive them. The amount of electronics are overboard and the system as a whole was created,and manufactured by a company that has some scratching their heads. I do know that LR has...

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In all honesty I would stick with the axles intended for it. There are several Land Rover Series parts dealers here in the US that can definitely help you out. There are also a few Series owners here in the US that have spare parts they are willing to part with. Since you have a rather old...

Huh... have never had an issue like that, but then again I don't make large batches. Mine are usually really small batches, enough for a single recipe or two. Your Buffalo Chicken one sounds good. Do you get into atypical types of meat? Things like wild boar, duck, goose, fish/seafood...

Hmm... never heard you had to keep the meat "very cold/partially frozen".

Well... any soccer mom car can be converted into an overlander.

Then you'd really like this one! Taken in August in triple digit heat.

Rover of the corn.

Same here in Kansas, so we hang out in various places.

Yes - respect your elders.

Can you be more specific? Are you talking the original Defender when it comes to that? As to Land Rover - The Series Rovers? Discos?

Yup... There are several plans out there for DIY versions.

Looks like a skottle grill with an edge, like the Tembo Tusk grill.

What years did you first start seeing all of this? I was slated to go to Ft. Leonard Wood for basic in 1987. I had just started an ROTC program and my CO there got that switched and had me sent to Ft. Knox. With the ROTC unit we did our PT and training in combat boots. When I arrived at Knox...

Intriguing... please explain.