Keystone State Thread

Thanks Joe,
My wife is impressed with me more and more everyday with my cell and computer skills. I didn't even own a cell phone until 2 years ago. Oh man this technology stuff fries my brain sometimes.

 

It's not easy. Took me some time to post pics of my cap. The test area was helpful.

 

I will never give up my 8 track tapes !!

 

So I just noticed this place in Morrisville that I pass every day on the way to the gym...

All diesel. All RHD. It was insane.

 

Damn, nice find! @cynicalrider

Hard to tell, looks like they're all priced around 12k. Too bad they don't have shit for info on their site. I might have to take a road trip on Sunday.

 

12 for the van 17 for the LC's

 

Damn, I was hoping I just had bad vision lol

Still worth a drive out for some details

 

Yeah I would love to take one for a test drive to just check it out. There was no rust on these things either which was insane.

 

Found the Delica unless it's changed hands already.

Still searching for the others...


Found this guy though

 

Is that $12,900?
If it was closer to $4,000 I would get that crazy van.

 

That land rover is down the street from my work. I love the idea of the RHD LC's but I feel like getting parts for them would be even harder in the US.

 

Right-hand drive would fuck me up hardcore.

 

I would need to hire a driver .

I would never be able to get in and out of the right side I have only been a passenger a few times since I started driving a few years ago in 1973

 

It isn't that bad...in Japan...over here...ehhh

 

Puts a whole new meaning to calling shotgun!...next thing you know ....your driving

 

drove in US virgin islands couple times. cant imagine this being any wierder. except for if its manual trany, that would screw with me big time i think

 

Manual trans, wrong side of the road, it's not too bad, until you get into a rotary (roundabout in those backwards places).

It helps to not care about the clutch too much

 

Yeah cluth and traffic dont mix. I drive my other car once in a whole. It's fun and all as long as there is no traffic. 140k on original clutch

 

Ha didn't even think about if it was manual. Though I do remember when I was a kid shifting for my dad when we would be driving to jobs together.