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:confused: Hi guys Yesterday at Drumclog, my 1972 Series 3 impressed me well! Only got stuck twice, and a canvas strap snapped at the back axle (should I worry about that?). I bought the old dear last Sunday, and she's been fine, a few things I'd like to do, but will need to wait for the...

Hi Welcome to Land Rover Ownership. That's quite a collection of cars you've got. You should join Untitled Document and get along to some events that your Freelander could do. Ciao4now Ken

Superb advice! Low Range four works well, as I found out when I used your advice. I will try the yellow one (or wan as we say in Glasgow) tonight when I get at it in daylight. So, lube, any particular type (waits for barrage of rude comments)...

Hi Many thanks for the advice! It all worked but the yellow lever is pretty stiff, I'll try harder in the daylight and when I've got more time. I was only in the car about 10 minutes tonight! Cheers Ken

Hey Guys Here's a good opportunity for you to mock a new boy! I bought my second Land Rover yesterday, I own a '51 plate Disco II which will be going back soon, so my Series III is my new love. I'm a little stuck on the controls though: free wheeling hubs - got the knack of them. The red...

Great stuff! I've heard from the vendor, asking if I can I want to see it on Sunday. Now that you've given me some info, I'll feel a bit more confident! Ciao4now:D

Hi I'm looking at a 1972 Series III that seems reasonably tidy. I've not seen the car in the flesh yet, just pictures. I'm looking to use it off road instead of my TD5 Disco. What should I be looking for in a good Series III and what should I be watching for? cheers Ken:)