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Thanks for posting Ben. Look for a call from me in July. I'll probably start with front seats unless there is a price break if you by the whole set at once. Great looking product. Just to let you know, when I googled" Escape Gear seat covers" only .za (South African) sites came up which is why I...

Don't get the cover Pete, the paint is almost too good as it is, it needs some fading/patina. I think I see a Defender in your future.

If it's a sickness than lock me up. Nice Series, looks like a great start. Sadly my beloved IIa is leaving me tomorrow morning to go live on a farm with some nice people in Virginia. The buyer is on ExPo so I feel good about it. I had to sell to fund my newest Disco which is that good to make...

Thanks gang, I see a set for the 97 in the future.

I was trying to find a source for these last night. I believe EE used to cary them but I could not find them listed on their site. Looking for seat covers for my 97 DI and heard these are well made.

Just left you a voice mail, I'd love for it to go a fellow enthusiast.

+1 what Dendy said. That model isn't the most popular of the Range Rovers so the prices are often very good. If well maintained it can be a good buy. If the air suspension is worn it can be repaired or even replaced with a coil spring set up that isn't too expensive and will fix the problem for...

New price $8,000.00 also on Ebay-last day of auction. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250825178174&ssPageName=ADME%3AL%3ALCA%3AMOTORS%3A1123#ht_500wt_1182

It always amazes me how much a modern Defender has in common with my 47 year old IIa.

Welcome Luke, Nice work so far! Those seats look pretty comfortable-did you add them? We in the USA are envious of the choices you all have there, in both travel and vehicles/engines.

I have her about 2 years and planned to keep her much longer. The other Rover will be revealed if it all comes together, too much competition! The 'new" one will be a better fit with my use and family than the IIa but the garage will seem empty without her.

Nice shots of the old Carnegie estate on Cumberland Is, Pat. Can you imagine having all that built but dying before it was finished? That had to stink!

Thanks, I will miss her. She's on ebay now. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1964-Land-Rover-Series-IIa-88-/250825178174?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3a66587c3e

What that really needs is a turret mounted 50cal behind the driver!

The one factor that occures to me (other than these are two great choices) is how many kids in child safety seats? As I recall, those things take up a lot of room and while (or whilst to you) the DII does offer additional space over the DI it is not as much as a 110 so it might still be a bit...

Wow that shot of the Dodge grill has taken the look of a fossilized rib cage from some dinosaur that has just been unearthed, very cool.

I can't really figure out why they cut the body at that angle?

I was wondering about that, I don't mind the not factory aspect, especially since it is better than those from the factory!

Great stuff! (and hubba hubba Pat!) I always find stuff like this when I don't have a camera or I don't have the time to stop and take pics. I was in Indianapolis a few months ago on the bus to the airport, I took the city route by mistake so I was stopping every few blocks on a road I forget...

Never seen one myself but I could see that a dealer might have one installed after it got here.