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i recently broke the knob on my headlight switch (rotary 6 way convoy version). Has anyone got one knocking about to sell? The switch itself is fine, I just need the knob but I will buy the whole thing if necessary! The Lucas ones are £330 which is a lot for just a knob but I’ll buy a second...

My 1980 Series 3 109 FFR has the original rear Landrover badge covered in a camo paint job. What colour should it be? The original vehicle colour when it was in service with the Royal Signals was always NATO green as it never left the UK. Should it be body colour or bare alu?

My 1980 Series 3 109 FFR has the original rear Landrover badge covered in a camo paint job. What colour should it be? The original vehicle colour when it was in service with the Royal Signals was always NATO green as it never left the UK. Should it be body colour or bare alu?

Has anyone got any clansman aerials, wing boxes, Racal aerial 'pods' and/or bodywork aerial fittings for a Series 3 ??? I am willing to meet all reasonable financial demands for such items......

I have recently acquired a Series 3 109 ex MOD FFR 1980/ The electrics are a bit shaky but I'm pretty sure the main feed to the ignition switch (and thence virtually everywhere else if I've read the diagram correctly) has gone from intermittent to broken. A direct feed from the battery has...

I'm thinking of replacing the whip aerials and wing boxes on my former FFR S3 109 converted to 12v. If I connect them to an FM and/or CB will they work?

I've just acquired a very good low mileage 1980 Series 3 109. It's a soft top ffr petrol version.I can't make up my mind whether to try to return it to original equipment standard or maybe to convert it to more general or even camper style. Any views out there? Jim

Hi Landypeople I drove lots of Landrovers in the forces and I've owned two Freelanders (both fantastic cars) still driving the most recent one (2011). But I thought it was time I had a proper Landrover so I've just bought a 1980 Series 3 petrol 109 soft top which did 17 years with Her Majesty...