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       #Post#: 64518--------------------------------------------------
       1975 Series III
       By: Lew Date: June 15, 2013, 6:43 pm
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       Evenin' all, bought my beastie when I was 12, and in the seven
       years since never given her a name. She's a completely standard
       2.25 petrol, gone through many local owners passed down through
       a couple of farming families so as a result doesn't appear to
       have done a great deal of work thankfully.
       Since I've owned her most of the use has been off road but
       obviously with a couple of years driving under my belt now I've
       been able to get her on the road and start enjoying leafing
       properly. Here's a few pictures:
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       Recent engine removal to do the clutch and stem seals along with
       a bit of a tart up, ended up putting new rings in it and getting
       the head completely overhauled whilst I was at it. The sign is
       made from bits of old pallet and lorry body  :thumbs:
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       Back together and looking half nice
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       On the way to a local steam fayre today following the old man's
       toy
       Lew
       #Post#: 64522--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1975 Series III
       By: Boris Date: June 16, 2013, 1:10 am
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       Looks like a tidy motor  :thumbs: your engine looks lovely
       :girly:
       is your Dad's toy a Samson or similar ?
       Cheers
       Gary
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       Re: 1975 Series III
       By: Lew Date: June 16, 2013, 12:42 pm
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       Thanks Gary, yes it is a member of the CVRT family just like a
       Samson, but this is a Spartan, the armoured personnel carrier
       version. All jolly good fun!
       #Post#: 64637--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1975 Series III
       By: Drew Date: June 16, 2013, 1:31 pm
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       Drew's impressed (not that my tribunal represents a view of
       authority).
       Nice motor and a well-used shed  8)
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