https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203299518550

Nice set of wheels from the rare 'Freelander 3' 😆 Landrover - turning owners into mechanics since 1948

2014 Orkney grey Freelander SD4 GS.
2004 Zambezi silver Discovery 2 Td5 (Gone)
1963 Surf blue Morris Mini Minor Super de Luxe (my little toy)

Does the seller know something we dont ?

The seller has got FL2 and Discovery 3 confused.




PS 'Freelander 3' ..... do I have to change my name ?


How many remember this article.

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If you want RARE Freelander wheels, you wont find rarer that these, 4 stud remachined to 5 stud, on the mule Freelander 1

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Dang! ^^^^^ My first thought when I saw that photo was "hearst"......

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Very rare Freelander 1 16" alloys I was the only one at the time to mount these.

Only ever saw one other Freelander 1 with them on, at the Peterborough Land Rover Show a few years ago.

We fitted one of these with self levelling rear air suspension but the option was never taken up.

3landertwo wrote:

If you want RARE Freelander wheels, you wont find rarer that these, 4 stud remachined to 5 stud, on the mule Freelander 1

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norfie "We fitted one of these with self levelling rear air suspension but the option was never taken up."

I have often wondered why the FL2 was not on 'bags'

We have gone from Disco 3 57 reg to a Freelander 2 13 reg mainly because cheaper to run and don't now need the towing capabilities and cavernous boot space of the disco and to reduce tax/running costs etc but I do miss the air suspension, it was brilliant , simple to use, never had one glitch in 3.5yrs and had a super gliding ride. When putting the 14x6.6 trailer on all you had to do was lower the suspension reverse up until the ball hook was beneath the trailer and raise the suspension making it effortless to screw and raise the trailer jack. Do the reverse of that to take it off. Same to change a wheel, raise suspension , put axle stand under offending corner and lower the suspension. Pity it isn't on the Freelander. Other than that the Freelander we have is an absolute beauty and very nimble although I never want to get it dirty so it spends alot of time in the garage ....shame.