Series III Military Lightweight - - Off-Road.com
Series III Military Lightweight
Publish date: Dec 1, 2004
By:  ORC STAFF
Source: Off-Road.com

Years: 1972-1983
Numbers Built:
    Petrol: 10,425 (1972-1979)
    Diesel: 1,909 (1972-1979)
    Either: ~4,500 (1980-1983)
Engine:
    Petrol: 2286 cc, 77 bhp @4250 rpm, 124 lb-ft @2500 rpm, 4 cylinder (all years)
    Diesel: 2286 cc, 62 bhp @4000 rpm, 103 lb-ft @1800 rpm, 4 cylinder (after 1975)
Weight: 3514 lbs
Distinguising Features:
    Angular bonnet; flat sides; pillar windscreen mount; wire mesh, rectangular grill; centrally located instruments; flat dash; headlights in wings; recessed breakfast
Notes:: All were built for military use
Production Data:
    1972: ~1540
    1973: ~1540
    1974: ~1540
    1975: ~1540
    1976: ~1540
    1977: ~1540
    1978: ~1540
    1979: ~1540
    1980: ~1110
    1981: ~1110
    1981: ~1110
    1981: ~1110
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