Land Rover best? LOL No limited slip No locking differential No articulation. That thing is a joke compared to a modern ORV including LR's.. Those LR's were good for their time but that time was 1950. They don't even have 4wd in high range. Grocery hauling CUV's have that. My Nissan Pro-4X is WAY better off road than that LR. Top speed on that LR was probably about 40 mph. LR's as old as that one are antiques. And we haven't even started into wheel size, gas mileage, and reliability.
I have a 1976 land rover sires 3 , that my dad bought me as a first car in 1988, I decided that I would run that car till it would run no more as i don't want to waste money on car as I wanted to go to university. Anyway 23 years and a engineering degree later I still have it and it is still going. I mean all my mates with there German and Japanese cars telling me that it was not going to last a week before blowing a head gasket or having an electrical issue and it out last all of there cars.
@syncmaster710n14 My brother has a Toyota that he's been driving 25 years and it still goes great. And he actually took it off road too. Don't tell me a Japanese car isn't better than a LR when it comes to durability and reliability. In Cuba that still drive '57 Chevy's too. That doesn't prove anything except they can't get new cars.
@cj45629 firstly my farther owns a farm (hence buying me a land rover) and it has towed trailers twice its weight limit, also I do take it wading sometimes. 70% of all land rovers are still on the road, and I am not saying jap cars aren't reliable but British cars have a reputation for being very unreliable and I have always thought my old landy was the one exception.
we sill have ours we got new in 1974 still on the original engine gearbox chassis bulkhead ok it has paches but it has NEVER broken down and pulled out more jap crap and pulled them home then i had hot dinners keep all your jap 4x4s i will stick to my landy
@WaterCottage Bingo! Even limited slip would be nice. Not to mention traction control. Hill descent brakes. Hill take off brakes. My Nissan has all those things and a lot more including full skid plates, big tires, and an engine that will push it from 0-60 in 7 seconds. That LR won't go anywhere near 60. Anyone that thinks those old trucks are still top notch just isn't paying attention. We had a Willy's Jeep in the late 1950's. It was great for it's time. But that time has long gone.
@cj45629 The one problem with having some many gadgets is if you are in the middle of no ware and an one of the hundreds of ECUs goes you have had it, with a land rover you just take a few spares and a roll of duck-tape and you can fix most things. Thats why the army still uses them.
Despite the age and cheesy nature its actually all very good basic advice. I've not taken my series III near terrain this tough yet but soon she'll be ready. :)
I've seen one of these, maybe a '60s or '70s with a nice looking skylift standin' around, just rostin' into pieces, (although it isn't very rusty, yet) and im thinkin' 'bout trying to buy it for lets say... 10.000 SEK (About 700 £ or 1400 $), What do y'all think?
eBay is probably your best bet and easiest just search 'Land Rover series wheel' I checked there's plenty. You'll be able to get a wheel carrier too. Or look on Land Rover forums - you can advertise for free(Just google them - there's a fair few), the classifieds sections in dedicated Land Rover magazines e.g.Land Rover Owner, Land Rover Monthly, Land Rover Enthusiast, Land Rover World.
bolt pattern is standard from series 1 to current defender so any wheel will fit, but the wheel is very common for use on old trailers too. Ebay's always a good bet as stated.
thats the beauty of a landie,these beasts require being driven,not just sitting there letting the computer centre under the bonnet drive for you.they,l be wiping your arse for you in a few years.
The enquiry is complete The vehicle details for KXC 607L are: Date of Liability 01 06 1998 Date of First Registration 01 07 1973 Year of Manufacture Not Available Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2286CC CO2 Emissions Not Available Fuel Type Petrol Export Marker Not Applicable Vehicle Status Unlicensed Vehicle Colour RED Vehicle Type Approval null
im 17, Got a fiesta, but have put a deposit on a 1978 SWB diesel SIII so will have it in time for my 18th. Been driving around in the Fiesta since I passed in February
I'm only 14 and have just bought a Series 3. It's a 2.25 petrol pick up, short-wheelbase. It's from 1975 so unfortunately doesn't qualify for free road tax.
I need to fix the brakes on it at the mo, new slave cylinders and shoes on the back are needed, and I need to re-do the brake pipes.
Currently I just trundle round the yard in it in 2nd gear and just let it roll to a stop =P
I had one when I was 16. Was a series 3 petrol pickup. Was ace to drive and was able to drive it straight after I passed my driving test. I'd get a job now so you can save up to afford the petrol!! Free wheeling hubs will help and if you can get an lpg conversion on it.
Any one know where I can down load this gem?
nw8000 1 week ago
Land Rover best? LOL No limited slip No locking differential No articulation. That thing is a joke compared to a modern ORV including LR's.. Those LR's were good for their time but that time was 1950. They don't even have 4wd in high range. Grocery hauling CUV's have that. My Nissan Pro-4X is WAY better off road than that LR. Top speed on that LR was probably about 40 mph. LR's as old as that one are antiques. And we haven't even started into wheel size, gas mileage, and reliability.
cj45629 3 weeks ago
I have a 1976 land rover sires 3 , that my dad bought me as a first car in 1988, I decided that I would run that car till it would run no more as i don't want to waste money on car as I wanted to go to university. Anyway 23 years and a engineering degree later I still have it and it is still going. I mean all my mates with there German and Japanese cars telling me that it was not going to last a week before blowing a head gasket or having an electrical issue and it out last all of there cars.
syncmaster710n14 9 months ago
@syncmaster710n14 My brother has a Toyota that he's been driving 25 years and it still goes great. And he actually took it off road too. Don't tell me a Japanese car isn't better than a LR when it comes to durability and reliability. In Cuba that still drive '57 Chevy's too. That doesn't prove anything except they can't get new cars.
cj45629 3 weeks ago
@cj45629 firstly my farther owns a farm (hence buying me a land rover) and it has towed trailers twice its weight limit, also I do take it wading sometimes. 70% of all land rovers are still on the road, and I am not saying jap cars aren't reliable but British cars have a reputation for being very unreliable and I have always thought my old landy was the one exception.
syncmaster710n14 3 weeks ago
we sill have ours we got new in 1974 still on the original engine gearbox chassis bulkhead ok it has paches but it has NEVER broken down and pulled out more jap crap and pulled them home then i had hot dinners keep all your jap 4x4s i will stick to my landy
oldlandy88 9 months ago
At 2:30 it would be nice to be able to lock the differentials.
WaterCottage 11 months ago
@WaterCottage Bingo! Even limited slip would be nice. Not to mention traction control. Hill descent brakes. Hill take off brakes. My Nissan has all those things and a lot more including full skid plates, big tires, and an engine that will push it from 0-60 in 7 seconds. That LR won't go anywhere near 60. Anyone that thinks those old trucks are still top notch just isn't paying attention. We had a Willy's Jeep in the late 1950's. It was great for it's time. But that time has long gone.
cj45629 3 weeks ago
@cj45629 The one problem with having some many gadgets is if you are in the middle of no ware and an one of the hundreds of ECUs goes you have had it, with a land rover you just take a few spares and a roll of duck-tape and you can fix most things. Thats why the army still uses them.
syncmaster710n14 3 weeks ago
This is great! Where do I dont load this?
nw8000 1 year ago
Jolly good show - I'll take those tips
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I'm loving the sunglasses!
Despite the age and cheesy nature its actually all very good basic advice. I've not taken my series III near terrain this tough yet but soon she'll be ready. :)
clearairturbulance 1 year ago
i love this . mine 1969 88 got new . still love
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jacquelinetiffany 1 year ago
was this the 1900s?
suirradart10 1 year ago
I love the 70s music, any idea who did it?
nw8000 1 year ago
@296jayce Sorry, comment deleted. I dont understand jibberish.
teflonAteflonstorque 1 year ago
@teflonAteflonstorque was not specking gibberish, i was specking probably in slang or something, must have been a while, dont remeber what i said.
296jayce 1 year ago
I want one!
nw8000 1 year ago
No, it is a 1972 Series 3.
mpwox11 1 year ago
I've done some quick research, and i think it's a late '50s series 2, nice eh?
QFizzV8Fizz 2 years ago
I've seen one of these, maybe a '60s or '70s with a nice looking skylift standin' around, just rostin' into pieces, (although it isn't very rusty, yet) and im thinkin' 'bout trying to buy it for lets say... 10.000 SEK (About 700 £ or 1400 $), What do y'all think?
QFizzV8Fizz 2 years ago
Gotta love the old Landies. hoping to acquire one soon.
This video is really interesting to see, thank you for posting.
dictatorjg 2 years ago
Hey I need some help i dont know how to use the high range, i mean in what circumstances is needed. i will apreciate your help...
uneven45 2 years ago
@uneven45 on road is when you should correctly use high range
hazzalandy 2 years ago
Highway commuting?
monkeyboy866 2 years ago
Fantastic vehicles.
Hoping to get one for my first car; a Lightweight would be awesome.
killslim 2 years ago
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nice jeep
jed88yy 2 years ago
It's a Land Rover.
ilikecookies3279 2 years ago
these rovers were famous in Belize now its all japs and american cars.
nowheelspin 2 years ago
lol my brother just brought one for 900 pounds :D
bloodshot16 2 years ago
gotta love those levers instead of crappy buttons and flashing lights when you move those youknow somethings happened
godzillaisnuclea123 2 years ago 16
great video good tips on how to drive off road
Land Rovers are the best
Georgebugden11 2 years ago 2
Wish my series III landie looks like this! Mine still runs brilliantly though bodywork is decidely battered.
Agrati1 2 years ago
all of those levers look badass!!
xpez 2 years ago
Do u only use 1st low when you are rock crawling and decending steep slopes.
mollyandtiger 2 years ago
In a series 3 I would.
ilikecookies3279 2 years ago
Ok Didnt realise that its that easy
mollyandtiger 3 years ago
Just bought a 1982 series 3. need a few parts for it but the main thing i need is a spare wheel, anybody know where the best place to get one.:)
mollyandtiger 3 years ago
off of a scrapped land rover
UBIQUEROL 3 years ago
eBay is probably your best bet and easiest just search 'Land Rover series wheel' I checked there's plenty. You'll be able to get a wheel carrier too. Or look on Land Rover forums - you can advertise for free(Just google them - there's a fair few), the classifieds sections in dedicated Land Rover magazines e.g.Land Rover Owner, Land Rover Monthly, Land Rover Enthusiast, Land Rover World.
MrBUttfuck 3 years ago
bolt pattern is standard from series 1 to current defender so any wheel will fit, but the wheel is very common for use on old trailers too. Ebay's always a good bet as stated.
ruuman 3 years ago
If owners have a spare one they don't need they often leave it on the bonnet or rear door of their vehicles for those such as yourselves.
loki1066 2 years ago
thats the beauty of a landie,these beasts require being driven,not just sitting there letting the computer centre under the bonnet drive for you.they,l be wiping your arse for you in a few years.
soledweller 3 years ago
Not a good ad for Rover when the poor bastard almost dislocated his shoulder trying to shift the transfer case.
J1web 3 years ago
a car for 'ard bastards, no 'elf and safety in those days, love these oldies!!
BlesamaSoul 3 years ago
thanx a lot
kilaaa1 3 years ago
this is why land rover is the best 4x4
UBIQUEROL 3 years ago 18
love the way they say its your fault if you get stuck due to your lack of ability. Seem patronising is the way to sell landies
34Pete56 3 years ago
still the best after 60 years of landies c
skodas 3 years ago
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jacktaylor2115 3 years ago
looks like the gaydon test range
gurto1 3 years ago
video
Diegobaader 3 years ago
Pyroman1990 3 years ago
im 17, Got a fiesta, but have put a deposit on a 1978 SWB diesel SIII so will have it in time for my 18th. Been driving around in the Fiesta since I passed in February
Pyroman1990 3 years ago
I have a 1962 88" fitted with a tuned V8, the boy racers can't beleive what they are seeing when I am out accelerating them.
Fantastic piece of video, nice to see the youngsters enjoying these vehicles.
lockie72 4 years ago
22 here, I've got a '66 88 I redid from the frame. I didn't know this film existed.
beencybouncyburger 4 years ago
Useful tips - I've just started driving a Series One, check out my profile for some videos!
lollyliyanage 4 years ago
Rock on Landy...;-)
dhctwo 4 years ago
Great videos!
roverhaul 4 years ago
Haha! Nice!
I'm only 14 and have just bought a Series 3. It's a 2.25 petrol pick up, short-wheelbase. It's from 1975 so unfortunately doesn't qualify for free road tax.
I need to fix the brakes on it at the mo, new slave cylinders and shoes on the back are needed, and I need to re-do the brake pipes.
Currently I just trundle round the yard in it in 2nd gear and just let it roll to a stop =P
Great fun!
Oldschoolmetalnrock 4 years ago
Im 15 an i just bought a 78 series 3 for 200 quid. i take it round the fields but im sellin it on febuary!
asasprey 4 years ago
Im 15 and iv gotta 1967 sII but its in bits lmao - hopefully should be ready for when im 17 :D
gargle50 4 years ago
I had one when I was 16. Was a series 3 petrol pickup. Was ace to drive and was able to drive it straight after I passed my driving test. I'd get a job now so you can save up to afford the petrol!! Free wheeling hubs will help and if you can get an lpg conversion on it.
dandiver1984 4 years ago
Nice to see the young 'uns carrying on the tradition. Remember, you are the owner of a Legend.
betyerdid 4 years ago
Cool Old vids
leofurleigh 4 years ago
ahh the classic video, 5 minutes later the brakes failed and the landrover hit a tree then rolled down into a cliff and burst into flames
crazycoleman118 4 years ago
Dont be DAFT.... It's a Land rover, and an ENGLISH Film. Cars dont burst into flames in english films.... the producers cant afford to waste them!
It got 3/4 of a mile down the road and conked out with an unidentifiable electrical problem!
teflonAteflonstorque 4 years ago 10
HA! so true.... its TVR's that burst into flames every 5 minutes
crazycoleman118 4 years ago
I thought it was Freelanders? LOL
betyerdid 4 years ago
@teflonAteflonstorque
I can’t believe nobody has notice the massive rust problem this guy has with his Rover!!!! The body has completely rusted away lol
nw8000 1 year ago
@nw8000 thats probably how it came out of the factory! Its either got to be mud or rust
MrMexicanwrestler 1 year ago
@crazycoleman118 how do you know that
speelburg13 1 year ago
An excellent piece of media! I had wondered if Rover had ever released a video like this on the Land Rover.
steeluk4 4 years ago