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x2. Now if you switched the 2003 to a RRC...:ylsmoke:

Cool pics, thanks!

I don't carry cash either. My wife does though. I just use my debit card. I plan out all my meals for the week so I am never left stranded at lunch time and make poor eating choices. Thanks for the link. I like that one.

Wow, that was cool. Thanks!

You're married too?:victory:

Here is the content of the CL ad in case the ad expires soon: After much debate in my head, I have decided to sell my 1974 Land Rover Series III 109" Station Wagon. She is RHD. Military 2.25 petrol engine, mileage unknown but she runs great... just like a tractor with Land Rover badging. She is...

Wow, very nice pics! If I may ask, what material did you use for the soundproofing? Good luck with the sale!:smiley_drive:

I am referring to the fact that the One Ten wasn't put into production until 1983 and this is a 1979. The "Defender" moniker didn't come into use until 1990. From 1983 to 1990, they were simply known as "One Ten" and "Ninety". The Series III was in production from 1971 - 1985 and I suspect...

How is that here legally?

Smart man. That would make a good bumper sticker.

How many does it seat? Sleep? I'm not familiar with that model, what engine does it have in it? Thanks!

Thanks Dave! I've been driving her as a daily driver lately. RHD sure is fun. I am sourcing the parts to convert my RRC to RHD...:smiley_drive: ps - I still need to figure out how to ship that rim to you & Shawna

It would look good in your sig line...:ylsmoke:

100% affiliation Bump for new CL listing: Thanks for looking!:smiley_drive:

Dang, now you've got me wondering just how good this chili and tri-tip are... I'm coming by next time I am in Sacto!:victory:

LRX and they are easy to work on! If I can do it, believe me, anyone can do it!:victory:

Series III 88":victory:

LOL... I live in Ripon. My wife grew up in Sacto/Citrus Heights/Roseville area. In fact, she still owns a salon in Roseville (www.charmedsalonroseville.com). She goes to Roseville a few times per week. Sometimes she will bring home a partially baked Zelda's pizza. I throw it on a pizza...

If you like a corn meal type crust (pretty interesting but not my bag) I recommend Zelda's Pizza. A lot of history in that place. Think "soup nazi" when you go there: http://www.zeldasgourmetpizza.com/

I recommend the ebook "Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle" by Tom Venuto. That book changed my lifestyle. Remember, being healthy is not dieting to get to your "ideal" weight. Being healthy is a lifestyle.