Known Lightweight Land Rovers
| Registration | Details | Info by |
| 45 ? 52 | may 1972 series 3 lightweight, chassis no 95100019a | robert kirkwood |
| 42 FG 52 | 1969, GS, RHD, served with 4 Cdo Bde Sig Sqn RM, 508 GL Sect RAF Coningsby, 500 GL Sect and GL Gp HQ & 500 GL Sect.
Now in Tampico, Mexico | Gilberto Castaneda |
| 00 FL 73 | Restored. Featured in LRO magazine spring 2012. Issued to The Mercian Depot, The Prince of Wales Division. Based at Whittington Barracks, Lichfield. | Adrian Fox |
| 45 FL 79 | Rolling Project 1972 series 3 lightweight. Chassis Number 95100046A | John Pym |
| 74 FM 18 | 1974 series 3, originally 24volt FFR, Served all its military life in Northern Ireland, with the Royal Scots and the Royal Welsh Regiments as well as a unit called ISP 12 ,(internal Security Pack)
VPK holes still visible on bodywork.
| Steve Hallam |
| 25 FM 81 | 1973 G.S. served with the RCT in doncaster, has recently been sold to a Mr Sean Bean!, still with the original engine! | Dave Pearce |
| 10 GT 09 | 1978 series 3 truck gs lhd served with welsh fusilers in west germany with baor | simone de lorenzo |
| 08 GX 90 | GS 12V 7.3.79 HILTON. 17.5.79 22 Sqn RCT (Old Sarum?) 17.11.81. Defence Nuclear Bio Chem Centre (Porton. 3 miles from Old Sarum!) until Cast : 12.11.97 Aston Down. Registered Civil WPO683T 2001. Total restoration 2010 ,Now living near Guildford 12v GS at front 24v FFR at rear with limited split charging. VRC321, PRC320,PRC352.VRC353. (all working) Nato green, Badged 1.DERR as was owner G0GNE | Robin Maddison |
| 19 HF 01 | Series III FFR 24 Volt Light Weight Land Rover, served with the UK Rifle Regiment
| Graham Moughton |
| 48 HG 32 | fully restored GS 12volt 1981.served in ireland | phil leonard |
| 15 HG 59 | 1980 GS Lightweight served with 38 signals, green howards and 1DERR. Now fitted with 2L Perkins Diesel. | Cameron Smith |
| 16 HG 61 | 1980 Series III Airportable Lightweight, known in the family as "Sarge".
Military history not known as yet, (05-11-11), was in "Desert Camo" at some stage and I keep finding sand in places. | Norman Callaghan |
| 55 HG 89 | FFR | Jim Tranter |
| 57 KB 66 | Built in 1983 it spent the first two years in storage intill it was sent to 22 SAS where it stayed intill it was cast in 1992 | Shaun Kane |
| 57 KB 99 | 1980/83 GS Cast 1999 ex RAF possibly ex Cyprus. 2.25 std petrol. | Graham Hibbs |
| 13RN82 | Purchased by myself in 1990 this 24V FFR came out of service in 1989 having been taken into service in 1982.
She still carries the markings 3CDO24 & was part of what was known as CHOSC (Commando Helicopter Operation Support Cell) attached to MAOT the mobile Air Operations Team. Now known as the HCF or Helicopter Force.
She was deployed out of RNAS Yeovilton serving with 845 & 846 helicopter Squadrons & was used as a ground to air communication vehicle (This gleaned from the motor pool at Yeovilton) When I purchased the vehicle & first registered her on LYB 350 Y I was lucky enough to find a copy of the Cast Document under the seat which led me into the details I have been able to gather.
The Falklands, Belize & Norway are listed postings, when purchased she was in Black & White cammo though currently she is Black & Green. However she remains in the fully winterised state with centrally mounted Williams Heater all aluminium ducting, lined interior, rubber tubing on gear levers & handbrake & wrap around rubber snow screen for the windscreen & door windows.
| Steve Casely |
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