Lynx I MkIII purchase

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by Alastair Thomas

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I now have in my hands a mint condition spare parts book for the Lynx I MkIII and MkIII*. I shall be reading it avidly as I am in the "getting to know the vehicle" phase.

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A clean vintage parts book is worth preserving. Suggest you head for the local photocopying shop and have yours scanned and saved as a *.pdf. Then print a couple examples for the workshop. Leave the good one alone, preferably sealed in a bag.

If you received the original from a trusted source, respect their part of the bargain and don't resell pirated copies on ebay or other sites. Likewise, you could be mowing someone else's retirement income side job of selling copies of manuals.

[Andrew Morrison]

Knew of a Lynx in Queensland that I last saw in about 1995. Was almost complete and what would today be called a barn find. Only missing engine and gear box which had been removed by the previous owner who had purchased it at government surplus disposal auction. Was sold on soon after I saw it to someone down south.

[lynx42]

Originally Posted by Andrew Morrison

Knew of a Lynx in Queensland that I last saw in about 1995. Was almost complete and what would today be called a barn find. Only missing engine and gear box which had been removed by the previous owner who had purchased it at government surplus disposal auction. Was sold on soon after I saw it to someone down south.

That would be this one, Andrew. Now in New Zealand I believe.

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Cheers Rick.