Land Rover Santana discussion section

Here is my suggestion: is there a possibility to have a Land Rover Santana section I have seen quite a few members with a Santana rover including myself and for some questions I have to go the the series 3( suspension gearbox axles etc)and for others the defender (engine, body, interior etc)since these Santanas where such of hybrid.

Do they still come with Castanets and a Flamingo dancer with a rose between her teeth in the back. Is the radio fix to Gypsy King.

saxavordian said:

Do they still come with Castanets and a Flamingo dancer with a rose between her teeth in the back. Is the radio fix to Gypsy King.

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Why not???lol

Orishaoko1 said:

Why not???lol

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We've got the Spanish weather here in Manchester England great aye. How is Italy.

There is also some different engines like the cazorla 3.5 straight 6 with about 100hp that was only in the Santana models

Here in Sicily it has a weird weather the last few days some days are nice (67-75 degrees) others as low as 38. Kind of sucks and now I'm with the flu thanks to this weather in Sicily italy

saxavordian said:

We've got the Spanish weather here in Manchester England great aye. How is Italy.

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Here in Sicily it has a weird weather the last few days some days are nice (67-75 degrees) others as low as 38. Kind of sucks and now I'm with the flu thanks to this weather in Sicily italy

Sorry to hear you got flu lots of lemsip and chicken soup. By out of curiosity how many Santana's are there about. Must agree the subject of various Land Rover derivatives could be worth a peek. A few Land Rover Mags occasionally crop up with stories of military ones or civvy.

Well of the Santana I got, that it was called the Santana series IV or 2500dc I have seen a couple here, but most of the Santana that I have seen here in Sicily are the long version 109 5 doors series III look both with the 2.25 turbo or the 3.5 straight 6

It seems that the long version (109) was quite popular here in Sicily. You see them a lot