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Meeting Information
Inside This Issue
Club meetings are held at the Lions Hall on
Muriel Avenue, Moorooka on the second Monday of
each month—with the exception when that
Monday falls on a public holiday.
Details of
exceptions are published on the website or in the
newsletter prior.
Meetings start at 7:30pm
however people are often at the hall from 7pm.
Trip Reports
FWD Qld meets at the same location on the
fourth Thursday of every month with the meetings
starting at 7:30pm.
Regular Columns
Presidents Report
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Members are welcome to attend the FWD Qld
meeting as well as the Club meeting.
Meeting Minutes
6
Editors Report
7
Trip Grades
9
Land Rover News
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If you are unable to attend a Club meeting then
please pass on your apologies to the committee
via any club member.
Members are always welcome at the committee
meetings, for times and locations please speak
with any committee member.
Tea, Coffee and Biscuits are available at the
club meetings for a gold coin donation. Entry is
free.
Newsletter Information
Contributions to the newsletter are welcome. Trip
reports, photos, spare parts/swap ads, technical
tips or advertising can be given to the Editor at the
monthly meeting, e-mailed directly to the Editor,
or posted to the Editor via the Correspondence
address. Articles should be submitted by the end
of each month in order to be included in the next
newsletter.
Christmas Kahnacross
12
Information
Equipment
9
Recovery Information
10
Trip List
11
Club Buy
21
Can You Help?
22
Contact List
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The Editor reserves the right to reject, modify,
or delete any section of any article submitted for
publication.
Classifieds
All information contained in this newsletter may
be reprinted elsewhere provided the source is
recognized. Thanks to other clubs whose articles
we reproduce from time to time.
1995 Discovery
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Freelander 2 Wheels
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Disclaimer
Membership Fees
Correspondence
Fees are due in July.
Any and all Correspondence should be
directed to:
The opinions expressed by the contributors of this The fees are:
newsletter are not necessarily those of the Land
Single:
$70.00
Rover Owners Club of Brisbane Inc., Executive,
Members, or Editor.
Family:
$75.00
The Committee does not expect nor does it
invite any person to act or rely upon opinions or
advice contained herein.
No member of the
committee will be liable or responsible for any
mishap, loss, or damage considered to have
occurred from following such opinion or advice.
Joining Fee:
$10.00
Membership fees are Pro
Rata if you join in the second half of the year.
The Secretary
P.O. Box 156
Brisbane Markets
Qld 4106
Australia
Cover photo courtesy of Mike Timms, Christmas Kahacross, December 2014
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Executive Committee
President
John Kochanski
0411 831 122
president@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Vice President
Glen Wallis
0427 639 719
info@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Secretary
Jeremy Hopton
0405 831 426
secretary@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Treasurer
Tibor Suto
0401 219 737
treasurer@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Newsletter Editor
Robbie Calcutt
0419 020 850
editor@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Executive Sub
Committee
Trips
Anthony Trevor
0407 119 183
trips@lrocbrisbane.org.au
Property
David Benn
0431 579 820
Presidents Report
LROC BRISBANE
JANUARY 2015
PRESIDENTS LETTER
Dear Fellow Club Members,
Well it’s another New Year. Time to saddle up and get on
the Merry-Go-Round of life again!!
Time to make some New Year’s Resolutions: … lose weight, exercise more, spend more time with the
family, eat less fatty food, save more, spend less, be a
better listener, get to the gym, drink less, be a better
partner, sit thru more chick-flicks, get less speeding fines,
finally get the diff-locks, spend less time with my mates
and more time at home, get caught up with all the yard
work & maintenance, spend less time playing golf or
spend more time playing golf?, stop spending too-much
money on that car, do the Cape York trip, get rid of that
V8, buy a ‘sensible’ car …
Hmmm … I’ve noticed something here… Seems
everything I like is, either illegal, immoral, expensive or
fattening!!! Go figure.
FWD Qld
Neviile Briggs
0407 636 640
What about our club?? What are the New Year resolutions
we’re going to make for our club?? Those resolutions that
will benefit the club and will benefit us all too.
Supporting Roles
For my “two bobs worth” believe we should continue the
job that we’ve started and a couple of jobs that we’didn’t
quite get started. So here goes here’s my list:
Inter-club Liaison Officer
Bill Ockendon
- get the new membership drive going to push club
membership back up over 100 financial members,
BDM
Paul Tofts
IT Officer
Richard Kuschert
- get an on-line shop going to permanently solve the
need for club branded clothing,
- get more family friendly day trips onto the club agenda,
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- do more trips together with other clubs as a great way to
acquire more knowledge for the club.
Got any ideas of your own?
Come along to the next club meeting, - Mon 12.01.15 Let’s
write up a “2015 LROC Brisbane To-Do List” … and …. Just Do
It !!!
Useful Links
 Land Rover Owners
Club of Brisbane
www.lrocbrisbane.org.au
 Range Rover Club of
Australia, Queensland
Branch
www.rangeroverclubqld.org.au
 Gold Coast Land Rover
Owners
www.gclro.com
Here’s to a Great 2015!!!
jk
 Sunshine Coast Land
Rover Owners
www.sclroc.com.au
 Land Rover Owners
Club of Sydney
www.lroc.com.au
 Australia Land Rover
Owners Forum
www.aulro.com
 Four Wheel Drive
Queensland
www.fwdqld.com.au
 LROC Brisbane Photos
photobucket.com
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General Meeting
Held at 4WD Queensland Hall Muriel Ave,
Moorooka Monday
Meeting Opened:
19:30 pm
Attendance:
As per attendance book
Apologies:
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Glenn Crawford
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Adam Wood
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Tom Yap
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Gene and Toni Adams
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Glen Wallis
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Wayne Pugh
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Paul Leadbetter
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Tibor Suto
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Dean Bradley
VP Report:
Absent
Secretary's Report:
Incoming documents
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4WD QLD Notice of Special Resolution
(adoption of proposed constitution)
LROC Mackay Newsletter (Oct)
LROC SA (The Obsession) Newsletter
(Nov)
LROC Vic Newsletter (Oct and Nov)
LROC Sydney Newsletter (Nov)
Treasurer’s Report:
Financial Report as at
30/11/201
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Opening Bank Balance as at $9,275.97
01/11/2014
Plus Income
$4.93
Less Expenses
$47.98
Closing Bank Balance as at $9,232.92
30/06/2014
Visitors:
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Geoff Warner (voted as new member
after the meeting, by the exec committee)
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Michael Ball (voted as new member
after the meeting, by the exec committee)
Previous Meeting Minutes:
Not available as minutes not provided in
time.
Presidents Report:
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Club now has 57 members as at
30/11. Club dues to be paid to 4WD
QLD for use of hall, membership etc.
Thankyou to club for the past year of
continued membership and support
Looking forward to Xmas party next
weekend to see out the year
40 members have registered to attend.
Prizes for Xmas party include gift
vouchers from MR Automotive for
$100, an awning (roof mounted) from
Prodigy Plus and much more
All meals to be paid for by club funds
at Xmas party
Khanacross
Tibor Absent
Moved: Glen Miney
2nd:
Craig McManus
Editors Report:
Robbie apologised for the lateness of the
newsletter. It is Jeremy’s fault, for not
providing minutes in a timely manner.
Trip Co-ordinators Report: Editors Report
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In November there was LCMP. Good
long G20 weekend. Very hot and dry
but challenging as ever.
Last weekend was the Bribie Island
trip – good club turnout despite
weather and the closure of the inland
track
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Also Sundown National Park weekend
of 29/11
Xmas party coming up this weekend
13/12. Forty registered members,
club to pay for Saturday night meal.
Next year the first club trip is in
March, run by Wayne Pugh to Kenilworth. It is a joint trip with LROC GC.
Also in March, trip up to Rainbow
Beach Freshwater Track camping.
There will be trips run by Anthony before March but nothing concrete yet.
Other News:
New members voted in
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Brad McGinn
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Michael Ball
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Geoff Warner
Association News:
4WD QLD Notice of Special Resolution
(adoption of proposed constitution)
ANFWDAProperty Officer:
Dave Benn – Usual merchandise available
for sale.
Tea and Coffee available after meeting for
a gold coin donation
Golden Gumboot:
Nominations:
Paul Watson is nominated for continually
getting bogged on our easy Bribie trip in
the deeper sand. A 2” lift is imminent
In order to keep track of new members
Winner: Paul Watson (unanimous)
and which trips and meetings have been
attended, all hard copies of trip sheets are Meeting Closed:
to be handed to VP. A tick box will be add- 20:37
ed to the website to monitor attendance of
three club events inclusive of one meeting.
Next Meeting: 12/01/2015
Editors Report
Hi All,
I hope you all had a wonderful time over the Christmas—New Year period. For those of
you who made it to the Christmas trip, I’m very jealous! But I understand a great time
was had by all.
Big thanks to all who contributed to this edition, I know it’s difficult to find the time
during this period so it’s very much appreciated.
Hope you enjoy this edition!
Cheers
Robbie
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Trip Grades
EASY
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Good formed tracks, 4wd low ranged used. Ideal tracks for beginners / new
members
MODERATE
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Tracks may have washouts, rock ledges, water crossings, soft sand, mud and
include steep ascents / descents. 4wd low range used
HARD
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Tracks may have large washouts, rock ledges, deep water crossings, side
angles, steep hills and other obstacles in any combination. Suitable for well
set-up vehicles. Good driving skills essential
EXTREME
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Unbelievably difficult obstacles linked by hard grade tracks. Diff locks and
winch required. Very good driving skills needed
How do we grade a Trip?
Trip grades are based upon previous experience and / or from a recent reconnaissance
trip.
The weather can have a significant bearing on the track conditions encountered
before and during the trip. Inclement weather can quickly change an Easy trip to the
difficulty of a Medium or Hard one.
All vehicles attending a trip are to be in good mechanical condition as well as
registered and insured for the intended trip.
RACQ membership is strongly recommended.
Optional Equipment
Essential Equipment
Gear to be carried by ALL members
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Secure recovery points front and rear
(tow balls are not suitable)
CB Radio. AM Ch 5 / UHF Ch 17
Tow rated D or bow shackles
COVERED footwear
Fire extinguisher
Snatch strap
First aid kit
Optional but highly recommended gear
Torch / work light
Terrain specific tyres
Shovel, Axe and Bush Saw
High lift jack and suitable base plate
Rigger’s gloves (for handling winch
cables etc.)
 Extra tow straps, drag chains and
tree trunk protectors
 Emergency spare parts, tools and
fluids (eg. water / oil / WD40 /etc.)
 Winch—portable (eg. Tirfor) or
vehicle mounted including any spares
and accessories (eg. shear pins etc.)
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The right equipment can be the
difference between a trip to
remember and a trip to forget
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Recovery Information
Vehicle recovery may be necessary on any grade of trip. Any recovery is to be
undertaken under the sole direction of the Trip Leader.
Most recoveries involve the use of a snatch strap. A safe distance away when
using a snatch strap is at least twice the length of the strap being used in all
directions from the tow points on both vehicles.
Winching as a recovery method can be extremely hazardous. People have been
killed or seriously injured due to a cable breakage or tow point failure because of
the extreme forces exerted during winching. The utmost care must be taken when
recovering a vehicle using a winch is undertaken. The safe distance is at least 3
times the length of the cable used in all directions from the winching points.
Standing behind a tree or object which is inside the safe recovery distance is not
permitted. Never stand in front or behind any vehicle involved in a recovery,
regardless of the distances.
Rules for doggie friendly trips
1. Doggies are not allowed on trips unless the trip is explicitly marked so
2. Doggies must be under control of their owner at all times
3. Doggies must be well socialized—with other doggies, animals and people
4. Doggies must be well behaved
5. Owners are responsible for their own doggies and their actions, the club takes
no responsibility for your doggie
6. Owners are expected to pick up after their doggie, even if they see others and
their doggies not being so considerate
**Some parks are in a paralysis tic area, it is recommended that doggies have been
treated with anti-tic treatment no more than 2 weeks prior
River City Communications
John Ellis
Mobile: 0414 385 488
Phone: 07 3715 5488
Fax: 07 3715 5499
Email: rivercitycomms@ozemail.com.au
Postal: PO Box 482 Sumner Park
Queensland 4074
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 New & Second Hand
 Sales & Service
 Telephone & Data Cabling
 Commercial & Domestic
 Data Networks
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Trip List
Trip Coordinator (Anthony Trevor): trips@lrocbrisbane.org.au / 0407 119 183
Easy Day Trip to Duck Creek Road & O'Reilly's
When
Grading
Where
Jan 18
Easy
Duck
Creek
O'Reilly's
Meeting
Trip Leader
Road Beaudesert McDon- David Benn
alds 8:30 AM
Trip Grading - Easy (there are some interesting side tracks for those feeling a bit more
adventurous)
Join the club for an easy day trip to Duck Creek Road and O'Reilly's in Lamington National Park.
Australia Day Long Weekend at Janowen Hills
When
Grading
Where
Jan 24—26 Easy, Medi- Janowen Hills
um & Hard
Meeting
Trip Leader
Janowen Hills
Craig McManus
Come and celebrate Australia Day Long Weekend at Janowen Hills!
Cooloola Coast Day Trip
When
Grading
Where
Meeting
Trip Leader
Feb 8
Easy
Cooloola Coast
Noosa Districts
Sports Complex
Anthony Trevor
Spend the day exploring the Cooloola Coast region.
Janowen Hills - Orientation Weekend
When
Grading
Where
Feb 14—15 Easy, Medi- Janowen Hills
um & Hard
Meeting
Trip Leader
Janowen Hills
Paul Tofts
LROC Brisbane invites new members and CURRENT MEMBERS to an education and information weekend to learn about your 4WD’s capabilities, minimum requirements when going
off-road, club standard procedures and recovery techniques.
Bellthorpe National Park
When
Grading
Where
Meeting
Trip Leader
Mar 1
Medium to
Hard
Bellthorpe NP
IGA Woodford 8AM
TBA
Due to permit requirements, please make sure you register before our next meeting 10th
February 2014.
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Trip Report – Christmas Kahnacross
The Inaugural Annual Christmas Khanacross
OK so the title is something of a mouthful. Don’t blame me; I didn’t come up with it.
But whatever it was called, eighteen competitors set out in an atmosphere of friendly
rivalry to challenge the four ‘runs’ that had been set up at Janowen Hills for the
Christmas Party weekend. Each run was different, one took in a steep descent, a tight
route around some trees and back up a slope; two was a long mud run, three an up
and over and round track with very tight turns and four, picking up and reversing a
trailer.
For various reasons setting up the ‘runs’ took place later than intended and some
drivers took advantage of this by driving the tricky parts in advance. Did this give
them an edge? I’m not entirely sure but judging from the results, it seems not.
Our good lady wives and offspring were sworn in as Marshals. Was this their chance
for revenge?
Briefings completed and questions answered, drivers set out to prove their worth.
Points were scored if a vehicle stopped or touched a gate. The closer to the start, the
greater number of points scored. Sounds easy? Hmmm. Not when the lowest score is
the aim.
Not mentioning any names, some of the ‘highlights’ (is that the right word?) included:
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Going through gate 3 instead of gate 8, and blaming the spectacles they were
wearing
Claiming that the starting gate was too narrow
Losing traction and bogging down in mud
Returning with a large tree branch on the roof
Hitting the gas so hard that the Land Rover jumped sideways into a gate
Trying to reverse a trailer having never done it before
You really had to be there to appreciate it. Suffice to say that eighteen Land Rovers
finished the day without recourse to using any spray on mud to enhance their
appearance.
Thanks to all the Marshals for their rapidly acquired expertise in scoring, and their
close watching for potential violations. Thanks to all the competitors for giving it their
best shot and thanks to Anthony for organising the many and highly inventive reasons
for awarding prizes.
Finally, it must be mentioned that Liam completed the entire four courses with a
perfect score of just 1 which is the lowest possible. A well deserved overall winner.
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Trip Report – Christmas Kahnacross
The results? Here they
are, but don’t read too
much into the range of
scores. The day was
much more about
having fun than winning
awards.
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Trip Report – Christmas Kahnacross
Position
1
2
3
3
3
4
5
5
Driver
Liam McManus
Peter Armstrong
Anthony Trevor
Noel Jeffery
Neville McDonald
Jason Kruger
Glen Wallis
Glenn Crawford
Vehicle
Discovery 1
Discovery 2
Defender 110
Defender 130
Discovery 3
Defender 110
Series II ‘88’
Defender 110
Score
1
6
7
7
7
8
7
10
Weighted score (+3)
1
6
7
7
7
8
10
10
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
John Kochanski
Neville Briggs
Adam Woods
Stephanie Benn
John Ellis
David Benn
Mark Metz
Craig McManus
Defender 110
Defender
Defender 110
Discovery
Range Rover
Discovery
Defender 90
Defender 130
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12
9
13
7
16
16
19
11
12
12
13
13
16
16
19
11
12
Brett Jones
Jeremy Hopton
Discovery 1
Discovery
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22
20
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Note that the weighted score is applied to those who did not complete Run 1, reversing
the trailer. It is calculated as the rounded average of the scores of those who did
complete the run. In other words, a score of 3 was applied.
Mike & Alex Timms
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Trip Report – Christmas Kahnacross
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Land Rover News
Jaguar Land Rover Develops Transparent Pillar And
‘Follow-Me’ Ghost Car Navigation Research
Jaguar Land Rover reveals its '360 Virtual Urban Windscreen' research, which uses
transparent roof pillars to give the driver a 360o view outside the car
To aid navigation on busy urban roads, a ghost car could be projected in front of the
car for the driver to follow
The concept uses future Heads-Up Display technology to provide information to keep
the driver's eyes on the road and reduce distraction
'360 Virtual Urban Windscreen' and 'Follow-Me Ghost Car Navigation' are part of a suite
of new concept technologies that Jaguar Land Rover is developing to reduce the potential for accidents
Whitley, UK: Jaguar Land Rover has launched a research project to develop technologies that will offer drivers a 360o view out of their vehicle, uninterrupted by the pillars
that support the roof.
A screen would be embedded in the surface of each pillar inside the car and would take
a live video feed from cameras covering the angles outside the car usually obscured in
the blind spots created by the A, B and C-pillars.
Pedestrians, cyclists and other vehicles would be visible all around the car - and by
combining the transparent pillars with an advanced high quality Heads-Up display, the
movement of other road users could be highlighted to the driver with an on-screen halo moving across the car's virtual windscreen.
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When the driver indicates to change direction, when they move their head to look over
their shoulder during an overtake manoeuvre, or as the vehicle approaches a junction,
the system would automatically make the left or right-hand side pillars transparent.
Dr Wolfgang Epple, Director of Research and Technology, Jaguar Land Rover, said:
"Our ultimate aim is to reduce road accidents and enhance the urban driving experience. The Jaguar Land Rover research team is developing this technology to improve
visibility and to give the driver with the right information at the right time. If we can
keep the driver's eyes on the road ahead and present information in a non-distracting
way, we can help drivers make better decisions in the most demanding and congested
driving environments."
The full potential for the 360 Virtual Urban Windscreen would be delivered by connecting the virtual windscreen to the Cloud. By connecting the car to roadside infrastructure and businesses in the urban landscape, the Virtual Urban Windscreen could present information ranging from petrol station prices to the number of parking spaces
available, so drivers won't have to look for this information themselves.
The connected car could also enhance navigation by advising the driver to turn left or
right at more visible landmarks, such as pubs or shops, rather than just road signs or
street names.
While the most intuitive and efficient way to navigate to a specific location is to be able
to follow someone who knows the best route - so the Jaguar Land Rover team is developing 'Follow-MeGhost Car Navigation',which projects an image of a vehicle in front of
the driver's car for them to follow, turn by turn, to their destination.
"Driving on city streets can be a stressful experience, but imagine being able to drive
across town without having to look at road signs, or be distracted trying to locate a
parking space as you drive by," added Dr Epple. "We want to present all of this information on a Heads-Up Display in the driver's eye-line, so the driver doesn't have to
seek it out for themselves and take their eyes off the road ahead."
http://newsroom.jaguarlandrover.com/en-in/jlr-corp/news/2014/12/
jlr_virtual_urban_windscreen_151212/
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Land Rover News
First ever Range Rover up for auction
The Range Rover has been in production for over 45 years now, but the first ever model to roll off the production line is going up for auction.
Chassis number 001, will be going under the hammer at The Salon Privé Sale in September and is estimated to fetch around £140,000.
This particular model was built between 24 November and 17 December 1969, almost
six months before the official launch date of the Range Rover. The car’s first owner was
Michael Furlong, who was also responsible for creating two promotional films about the
car.
Due to registration alterations and a re-spray, chassis number 001 was lost for a number of years. Having passed form owner to owner, the model was ‘rediscovered’ by its
current owner in the 1990s. The vehicle was then fully resorted over a six-year period
and repainted back to its original Olive Green finish.
Despite its patchy history, this initial model is still in possession of its original engine,
gearbox, axles, chassis and aluminium bonnet. Early estimations reveal the car could
sell for between £100,000 to £140,000.
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/land-rover/range-rover/88179/first-ever-range-roverup-for-auction
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Classifieds
1995 Land Rover Discovery
For Sale $4500 ono
5 Door Wagon
Colour Navy Blue
Automatic
V8 Petrol
Auto Gas 80l capacity
285,000kms with Service History
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Mal Storey Diff locks front and rear
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110 constant velocity joints with spare
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4.11 Diff Centres
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Road Worthy approved 2 inch body lift
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Built in steel door sill guards
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ARB reinforced steel bull bars with reinforced recovery ring
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Steel rear bumper bar with integrated tow hitch and hi lift lifting points
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Wheel arches have been cut out to accommodate 35” tyres with fibreglass flares
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Front steel bash plate to protect engine sump, steering rods and damper
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Diff guards plus spares
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Trailing arms have been reinforced with steam pipe
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Built in electric air compressor in the engine bay
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5x35 off road ‘Mongrel’ mud tyres
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Current tyres on vehicle are 33” Micky Thompson All Terrains
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A spare never used ‘Scorpion’ Aluminium Bull Bar which could be sold separately
by the new buyer
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Numerous spare parts which include workshop manual, fan belt remover spanner,
radiator hoses, etc
I have hardly driven the vehicle over the past 18 months as I have bought another
4x4. The vehicle is registered and sold as is to allow the new owner to get the vehicle
home.
On the negative side there is a slight fuel leak at the top of the fuel tank when filled to
full and I think it is the filler hose and I have a replacement.
There is some body damage on some panels and the vehicle needs a repaint. With a
little TLC this vehicle would make a great off road club car.
Contact David Smith on 0411122832.
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Classifieds
Freelander 2 Wheels For Sale
Hello,
I have 5 Freelander 2 19 inch factory sports wheels with matching continental 235.55r
tyres in immaculate condition.
On the market at $500 for the lot.
Contact me at brooks18289@bigpond.com
Dave
Business For Sale
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Bring this coupon along
and receive a $100 discount.
Limited offer must end 30 June,
2015. Limit one $100 discount
voucher per customer. Not redeemable for cash value. Minimum purchase $500. Repairs and servicing
only.
Cut out the voucher and bring it
with you to M R Automotive.
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January Club Buy
Cut out the voucher and bring it
with you to M R Automotive.
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January 15
Can You Help?
Are you available to help others?
The club is actively seeking people who are willing to put their hand up to
say they have some specialist knowledge on a particular vehicle. We need
someone for each basic category: Series I
Dave Shearer
07 3379 8699
Glenn Crawford
0466 801 078
David Marjoribanks
0412 466 608
Series (II & / or III)
County ( Isuzu )
Defender 300tdi
Td5 electronics ( all models )
Defender Td5
Defender ‘puma’
Discovery 1 ( V8, 200tdi & / or 300tdi )
Discovery 2 Td5 ( Series I & / or Series II )
Discovery 3 / Range Rover Sport
Discovery 4
Range Rover Classic
Range Rover P38a
Range Rover L322
You may receive calls from other club members, or we may pass your details on to
someone of the public who has a particular query on that type of vehicle.
Thanks to those who have already put their names down!
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Contact List
Last name
Armstrong
Bell
First name
Peter
Cameron & Shelley
Contact Phone
0417 747 831
07 3278 4545
Vehicle(s)
Discovery 2 Td5
Defender 200Tdi
Benn
Bradley
David & Stefanie
Dean
0413 008 144
0418 782 268
Briggs
Buhse
Neville
Ken
0407636640
0417 641 951
Discovery 3 TDV6
sadbenn
Discovery 2 V8
Cannon
Series 2a
Defender 300Tdi
Discovery 300Tdi
KenB
Defender Td5 Extreme
Crawford
Glenn & Corinne
0466801078
Cronin
Dargue
Ellis
Michael
Thomas
John & Anne
0411831662
0467731483
0414 385 488
Emanuel
Fisher
Warwick & Diane
Charles
0415 584 830
0402196559
Gee
Rodney
0438423333
Gray
Harper
Hill
Nathan & Sandra
Neil
Clem
0410 455 530
0408 368 706
0447759147
Holloway
Hopton
Hutcheson
Jeffery
Kane
Dean
Jeremy
Bill
Noel & Lyndie
Gordon & Raelene
0431761854
0405831426
0403 460420
0412 926 297
0433272884
Klix
Kochanski
Kruger
Paul
John
Jason
0478506386
0411 831 122
0427 724 039
Defender Td5
Defender Td5
Series 2a
Defender Puma 110
Kuschert
Richard & Donelle
0487 200 460
Defender Puma 110
County 110 V8
Lewis
Lobley
Brett
Stuart
0488170385
0413015898
Defender 200Tdi
bushman83
Defender Td5 Extreme Stuba
Lofaro
Jeff & Victoria
0403367858
Defender Td5 Extreme J.Lo
MacLeod
McDonald
Neil
Neville & Chris
041-9715234
0420 826 694
Series 3 4 cyl
Defender Puma 90
Series 2a
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AULRO ID
discotek
93defender
Defender 300Tdi
Series 2
Discovery 2 Td5
Discovery 2 V8
Range Rover P38A V8
Grizzly_Adams
Discovery 300Tdi
Discovery 3 V6
Discovery 4 TDV6
Series I
Series 3 6 cyl
Discovery 2 V8
Discovery 2 V8
Discovery 300Tdi
Freelander V6
Discovery V8
Discovery 300Tdi
Series 3 4 cyl
Defender 300Tdi
Discovery 2 V8
emanwa
John Ellis
Natsan
Disco Black
geoman
Hopton1973
johnrk
jasonk
Wallaby Ted
SWB123
bigmac
January 15
Contact List
Last name First name
Contact Phone
Vehicle(s)
McGarva
McIntosh
McLean
McManus
Lance
Peter & Judy
Keith
Craig
0434262732
0419 661 349
0427810409
407648871
McManus
Metz
Miney
Liam
Mark
Glen & Kayluan
0431 698026
0417600533
0414670646
Morris
Andrew
0437011818
Mueller
Naylor
Orupold
Michael
Glen
Taavi
07 4681 1421
0419 646 274
0400359721
Defender Td5
110 3.9 Isuzu Diesel
Discovery 300Tdi
Discovery 2 Td5
Defender 300Tdi
Discovery 300Tdi
Discovery 300Tdi
Defender Puma
Discovery 2 V8
Defender Td5
Series I
Defender 300Tdi
Defender Td5
Pattison
Pointon
Posch
Reed
Roger
Kenneth
Ralph
Ian & Linda
0407686008
0407722017
0427 635 901
0411602818
Reeves
Reeves
Sansom
Stehbens
Charles
Harold
Bruce
Ken & Theresa
0754924379
0439 785 401
0419651599
0408876765
Stephensen Chris
0404 008 001
Suto
Tibor & Elena
0412197379
Timms
Tofts
Trevor
Mike & Kim
Paul
Anthony
0415 865 368
0412 274 543
0407 119 183
Wallis
Glen
0427 639 719
Ward
Windham
Kevin
07 3849 5158
Richard & Deidre 0419 766 680
Woodgate
Ben
61731620690
Worthy
Wright
David
Jeffrey
0411089663
07 3425 1747
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Discovery 3 TDV6
AULRO ID
Red_October
97diesel
Desert Traveller
Discovery 4 TDV6
Discovery 2 Td5
Discovery 200Tdi
Discovery 3 TDV6
Discovery 2 Td5
Series 2a
Series I
Discovery 300Tdi
Freelander V6
Defender 300Tdi
Discovery 3 TDV6
Discovery 3
Defender Puma 110
Series 2a
110 3.9 Isuzu Diesel
110 3.9 Isuzu Diesel
Range Rover
Defender 300Tdi
Discovery V8
Discovery 4 TDV6
Defender 200Tdi
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