Totally built for adventure! Nothing quite like driving a series. An experience that brings a smile to your face every time. If your car doesn’t make you smile, it’s just an appliance.
Everytime I need some some inspiration or to bring my mood up, I just watch this video again. I love LR Series but seen Pawel been so humbly happy talking about his truck and showing his gratitude for it, really makes me happy.
I was thinking of bying a 3series, it is this film that made me get one. A series from ‘81 and i use it every day for the last year. Thank you for this video
[chuckle] They are a bit harder to tip over than you think. I can remember being in one with my grand dad when I was about 4 or 5, and I was TERRIFIED, because I was sure it was about to tip over, but the old man knew what he was doing... I seem to remember a warning that it was pretty much guaranteed to drive along a 40 degree slope, but not a 45. You could tip them over, but then a lot of passenger sedans of the 60s you could tip over at least that easily as well... You go find an original late 50s or early 60s VW and see how hard that is to tip over. I'll give you a hint, it's not all that hard....
They look pretty good with roll bars and sports seats. But if you've got a near original 73 series III, dont mess with it. Too many of them have been butchered. I've got an '04 90 I've had for 12 years. Looks pretty damned near the same apart from the front grill recess. I'll never sell it.
Since I was a small kid in the nineteen seventies, reading Nat Geo mags and watching documentaries, the vehicle I always dreamed of and spoke of adventure was the Land Rover Series III. Just an amazing vehicle in all it's forms. thanks for sharing your story.
I too have a 73 Series III 88 and you captured every single feeling I have for my beloved "Warthog". It is a living member of my family and I can't ever image it not being with us. Thank you so very much for sharing your story.
Much respect here, a real motor car. No nonsence. Pure connection he has with this machine, like i with my aircooled collection. The early rovers are welcome into my german aircooled collection. Those who have one for sale, please have a go with contacting me. Well done.
Joseph Divar Land Rover themselves denoted these Series 3 Land Rovers for the American and Canadian markets as NADA Land Rovers, NADA standing for North America Dollar Area. As for the Defender which arrived on the American market in 1994, these vehicles where designated NAS 90's and 110's by Land Rover. The NAS meaning North American Specification. I hope that helps?
Lawrence5987 Thanks, for some reason I only remember them using NAS. Been quite a long time since I've dusted off my Rover material. I printed out ECRs guide Series Rovers 15-years ago and took it to Kinko's to have it bound. I'm sure it's in there, what's it stand for again?
Such a cool video. I bought a Series 3 SWB earlier this year. No mods - clean, honest old Landie. Like steering a boat, but every drive is an event. Summer is coming and the roof is coming off. I can understand the 'connection' Mr Litwinski has with his vehicle!
Nice to see this one being used for work, albeit a very different sort of work to what Rover originally intended! For the 66 years The Land Rover has been around, they've all just quietly gotten on with Useful Things. I like that. The simplicity, and the familiar whine of the gearboxes.
I feel so identify with your words, my husband and I have a Land Rover Santana, we are restoring it, getting it back to almost new, we do the most we can and we also have a lot of fun in it
I learnt to drive in one of these! I was 13 years old and my uncle was a gamekeeper in Wiltshire, England. I could barely depress the clutch fully as my legs would be full stretch. Every time I hear that mechanical whine it takes me back to that day!
Land Rover series attract so much love from romantic adventure seeking people and it's not hard to see why, it's a legendary iconic vehicle that evokes adventure just by looking at it.
What a nightmare to shoot this vid. Bravo to the Petrolicious people... the image stabilization, lighting, music, editing was all perfect. Great presentation of a great subject.
Love Pawel's enthusiasm for his Land Rover, I have a 109 and they do get under your skin. I noticed that he pushed the yellow knob down when he engaged low box with the red lever. Does he know that there is no need to push the yellow knob down for low box? Engaging low box automatically engages 4WD. The yellow knob is for engaging 4WD in high box only. Thanks for the video, I've watched it more than once, it always cheers me up.
I had the exactly the same Land Rover but as a cab, when he said it will go over anything he means anything! I used to run around fields and 4x4 quarry days. These last few years i've been missing her. Always love this video!
Your videos never fail to put a smile on my face. I look forward to a new video about passionate car lovers every Tuesday. Please never stop what you're doing!
This is what a Land Rover suppose to be. Land Rover shouldn't be those with classy leather heated seats and fancy air conditioners and center console for the rich millionaire old ladies's iPhone, lottery winners or Russian mobs. Land Rover suppose to be roving the land!
+mcg18993 have you been in a 2015 defender? trust me the word "millionaire" doesn't spring to mind! I have a brand new defender and a 83 series thee just like in this video, the similarities are incredible.
I'd look at the truck like "you're not going"; and it stayed. *music breaks into silence* *looks back at truck during filming* "it's not going anywhere!"
What a lovely guy...I how much fun would it be to spend the day with him and his stunning Landy driving over those dunes. Pure Freedom! So Pawel...thank you...and I SO understand why you grin from ear-to-ear when talking about your car. A series 3 is my next project for sure.
I've watched this video countless times - I've never seen someone sum up the ownership experience of an old Land Rover so well. I grin like a loon driving my sIII too. You just can't help it.
I couldn't agree more! Driving 'in the wind' like you do 'top less' haha, is GREAT. It feels like riding a motorbike, then pulling through the sand and water is a kick. Have fun!
+DodoCnR I already have a 100 series cruiser. 33inch tires, 2 inch lift, running petrol and LPG. Does great on the LPG. I'm just itching for something I can take the top off. The FJ or BJ diesel here in Aus is an option, but IMHO, just not as cool as the series 2 or 3 swb. much easier to get a toyota though, so I might just go that way.
I understand the feeling completely, there is nothing like cruising the Coast, on and off the dunes! I'm in a 1990 Trooper, and I have had the time of my Life out there.
My dads had one of these In The exact year since 1983 parked in the garage. Some of my best memories as a kid were in the back sideways bench with my sisters in these, he still has it but hasn’t driven since 1995. It’s in perfect condition, I finally told him he cannot under any circumstances sell it.
Hi from the other side of the pond (Landrovers home). Brilliant video has now inspired to get my 1983 model back on the road, just wish we had your weather and places to roam.
the way you look at it has won my heart, I wish I get a Willys cj3b & build it from scratch & add those personal touches to call it me, my jeep and become in separable, I will leave it to my son so he can rejoice the memories of him in this & the childhood with his kids.
Man Pawel (Pav) has come a long ways since his Road Rules days, I am so proud of him !!! :) Still doing what he loves , photography :) If he looks famaliar to you , he was on MTV's Road Rules 8 Semester at Sea.
To anyone who has ever been on the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland; that is what driving a Series Land Rover is like. Hence my 1966 Series 2A 88”, is named “Dr. Jones”! It is the most work you will ever do driving down the road, but the most fun you will ever have behind the wheel. It makes driving to the local market an adventure! And it’s a chick magnet!😱😳👍
This is my favorite video yet. Beautiful S3. I have owned 7 land rovers including, a 1957 S1 swb. I never should have sold it. It was the only one i ever saw with a chrome grill. I feel the same way about the adventure. That is what a land rover is for. Thanks, keep on driving.
I have a 1982 series 3 pick up. It was the first car I ever owned and it still has pride of place on my driveway. Its off the road at the moment as it needs a few jobs doing to it and I'm away with work a lot. I can't wait to get a better job where I'm home more and the first thing I'm going to do when I get home is put my Landy back on the road.
I know that smile. I had it when I was 17-years old and test drove my first Series Rover. Only an enthusiast knows that smile on a fellow enthusiast. Not many people understand it's not about the latest electronically-controlled-this-or-that, or whether something has three different traction control modes for just wet. I most recently had the same grin on my face after trading in my technologically superior Japanese sportbike for a '97 Ducati. It's brutal ergonomics, gutturally primal cacophony of mechanicals had me, and still have me grinning ear to ear every day I ride. Life has gotten in the way of currently owning my own Series Rover, but after seeing Litwinski's infections smile I may have to re examine my list! Great video.
Why did I ever sell my Series III? I love this little movie and the personal narrative with it. It is shot cinematically and well, all credit to the team behind it. Splashing through a storm drain in a Series III under California sunshine looks pretty good to me.
I have one same as yours an 88" in blue...owned it from new 40 years now...still love it after all those years...never part with it...its part of the family, Love the sand dune area in your film...with we had something like that in the UK...could have a lot of fun...we do have dunes but they are all restricted access, Looks like your love your as much as I love mine. Nick in the UK.
I like the people who say "scenester or hipster" because they are the ones who have no idea what liking something different or unique is about. One thing the Landie has over a similiar year 4x4 is the body panels are an aluminum alloy. No ugly diamond plate plastered over this 4x4.
only the chassis or other aluminium parts were steal is in contact with, because of lack of maintenance, you did a poor choice on the car to restore then :S
"I've always wanted to have an old truck with a tire on the hood."
I like this guy!
Totally built for adventure! Nothing quite like driving a series. An experience that brings a smile to your face every time.
If your car doesn’t make you smile, it’s just an appliance.
Everytime I need some some inspiration or to bring my mood up, I just watch this video again. I love LR Series but seen Pawel been so humbly happy talking about his truck and showing his gratitude for it, really makes me happy.
This is not just a car, it is an icon. A part of history. I love it.
Nice history.
You said it bro...
Still the best 4 x 4 x far
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I was thinking of bying a 3series, it is this film that made me get one. A series from ‘81 and i use it every day for the last year. Thank you for this video
"How's the roll-over protection?"
"excellent, just don't roll it over. You'll be fine"
[chuckle] They are a bit harder to tip over than you think. I can remember being in one with my grand dad when I was about 4 or 5, and I was TERRIFIED, because I was sure it was about to tip over, but the old man knew what he was doing... I seem to remember a warning that it was pretty much guaranteed to drive along a 40 degree slope, but not a 45. You could tip them over, but then a lot of passenger sedans of the 60s you could tip over at least that easily as well... You go find an original late 50s or early 60s VW and see how hard that is to tip over. I'll give you a hint, it's not all that hard....
Eggly Bagelface you can buy roll bars for them. He must like the danger lol.
They look pretty good with roll bars and sports seats. But if you've got a near original 73 series III, dont mess with it. Too many of them have been butchered. I've got an '04 90 I've had for 12 years. Looks pretty damned near the same apart from the front grill recess. I'll never sell it.
If you think you could roll over your are in Moab or you need to learn to drive!
Eggly Bagelface roll over is for wimps that don’t know how to drive off road.
Land Rovers have Soul. This bloke gets it.
Helen O'Halloran he totally does
Since I was a small kid in the nineteen seventies, reading Nat Geo mags and watching documentaries, the vehicle I always dreamed of and spoke of adventure was the Land Rover Series III. Just an amazing vehicle in all it's forms. thanks for sharing your story.
I too have a 73 Series III 88 and you captured every single feeling I have for my beloved "Warthog". It is a living member of my family and I can't ever image it not being with us. Thank you so very much for sharing your story.
Dang dude, you got it made. A dream job and a dream truck to go along with it.
This is the 1st car we owned. I really wanna own it one day forever. I'm proud of u man, don't let it rust.
Great movie. This owner has "I love this car" written all over his face. Wishing them lots of safe and happy miles together!
That was made just 15 miles away from where I'm sitting, in Lode Lane, Solihull.
Absolutely brilliant vehicle.
I was born on Lode Lane, worked at Land Rover and drive a '79 Series 3.......kind of in the blood I think!!
I just love his enthusiasm ... he couldn't stop smiling!! :)
Much respect here, a real motor car. No nonsence. Pure connection he has with this machine, like i with my aircooled collection. The early rovers are welcome into my german aircooled collection. Those who have one for sale, please have a go with contacting me. Well done.
I love the world for people like that. Just off in his own world enjoying life like nobody else. Its beautiful man.
Never gets old watched it half a dozen times
Beautiful!the relationship a man has with his ride is something serious!
Wow! A topless NADA Series 3 Land Rover 88". The holy grail of Land Rovers. Brilliant.
How to see that it is a NADA??
winkel1979 What??!!
winkel1979 Probably meant NAS Series 3 (North American Series).
Joseph Divar Land Rover themselves denoted these Series 3 Land Rovers for the American and Canadian markets as NADA Land Rovers, NADA standing for North America Dollar Area. As for the Defender which arrived on the American market in 1994, these vehicles where designated NAS 90's and 110's by Land Rover. The NAS meaning North American Specification.
I hope that helps?
Lawrence5987 Thanks, for some reason I only remember them using NAS. Been quite a long time since I've dusted off my Rover material. I printed out ECRs guide Series Rovers 15-years ago and took it to Kinko's to have it bound. I'm sure it's in there, what's it stand for again?
Oh.. the expressions of this guy. So much of happiness in his eyes. Cheers bro.👍
“I really love this truck”. True love in 5 words.
Such a cool video. I bought a Series 3 SWB earlier this year. No mods - clean, honest old Landie. Like steering a boat, but every drive is an event. Summer is coming and the roof is coming off. I can understand the 'connection' Mr Litwinski has with his vehicle!
You sir have excellent taste in vehicles . And great video thank you.
Such a great video, I've watched 5 times already. Really poetic and shows you exactly what a Land Rover was built for, to be used and loved.
Hahahahaha Henry this is my third time watching. I drive a 109 Series 3. Cheers
Apparently it's a truck not a landrover Series III
I am so happy there is finally a new petrolicious video! ....Welcome back!
This is the best one I have watched, so beautiful in every way!
Nice to see this one being used for work, albeit a very different sort of work to what Rover originally intended!
For the 66 years The Land Rover has been around, they've all just quietly gotten on with Useful Things.
I like that. The simplicity, and the familiar whine of the gearboxes.
A beautiful love-poem to the Series III. Lovely.
This Guy's passion for his Landy! Sold his SLR instead when times were lean. By doing that, he kept his smile.
I feel so identify with your words, my husband and I have a Land Rover Santana, we are restoring it, getting it back to almost new, we do the most we can and we also have a lot of fun in it
I learnt to drive in one of these! I was 13 years old and my uncle was a gamekeeper in Wiltshire, England. I could barely depress the clutch fully as my legs would be full stretch. Every time I hear that mechanical whine it takes me back to that day!
Land Rover series attract so much love from romantic adventure seeking people and it's not hard to see why, it's a legendary iconic vehicle that evokes adventure just by looking at it.
Its nice to see people really enjoying their vehicles. To many people care for their cars like they do their washing machines.
What a nightmare to shoot this vid. Bravo to the Petrolicious people... the image stabilization, lighting, music, editing was all perfect. Great presentation of a great subject.
Love Pawel's enthusiasm for his Land Rover, I have a 109 and they do get under your skin. I noticed that he pushed the yellow knob down when he engaged low box with the red lever. Does he know that there is no need to push the yellow knob down for low box? Engaging low box automatically engages 4WD. The yellow knob is for engaging 4WD in high box only.
Thanks for the video, I've watched it more than once, it always cheers me up.
Ha was about to comment on that but you beat me to it 4 years ago! :-)
@@adriantyler6911 i was about to comment the same thing :D
I had the exactly the same Land Rover but as a cab, when he said it will go over anything he means anything! I used to run around fields and 4x4 quarry days. These last few years i've been missing her. Always love this video!
This is a beautifully restored Land Rover
That's what real cars were made for - just to have fun with them, to enjoy their simplicity and their own character
Your videos never fail to put a smile on my face. I look forward to a new video about passionate car lovers every Tuesday. Please never stop what you're doing!
This is what a Land Rover suppose to be. Land Rover shouldn't be those with classy leather heated seats and fancy air conditioners and center console for the rich millionaire old ladies's iPhone, lottery winners or Russian mobs. Land Rover suppose to be roving the land!
+mcg18993 have you been in a 2015 defender? trust me the word "millionaire" doesn't spring to mind! I have a brand new defender and a 83 series thee just like in this video, the similarities are incredible.
mcg18993 EXACTLY!!!
You’re thinking of Range Rovers
I'd look at the truck like "you're not going"; and it stayed.
*music breaks into silence*
*looks back at truck during filming* "it's not going anywhere!"
A fantastic film, thank you for making, I really enjoyed it.
What a lovely guy...I how much fun would it be to spend the day with him and his stunning Landy driving over those dunes. Pure Freedom! So Pawel...thank you...and I SO understand why you grin from ear-to-ear when talking about your car. A series 3 is my next project for sure.
I've watched this video countless times - I've never seen someone sum up the ownership experience of an old Land Rover so well. I grin like a loon driving my sIII too. You just can't help it.
His enthusiasm rocks.
Well done! We are proud of our Land Rovers here in England. They are for using! If they break parts are cheap. Keep it going Man!
Beautiful story about an awesome piece of classic, british engineering. Sometimes you just develop a bond with a car/truck/whatever.
I have a 1977 Series 3 as well and have driven it across Australia twice now, fantastic car.
I couldn't agree more! Driving 'in the wind' like you do 'top less' haha, is GREAT. It feels like riding a motorbike, then pulling through the sand and water is a kick. Have fun!
Love this video. This guy's enthusiasm is infectious.
One of the coolest 4 x 4s ever...
Fj40 is one of them too!
+Yung Pauly I'm looking to buy one. My heart says rover, my brain says cruiser.
+Chris S Go Cruiser my buddy! Get an HJ if you can with a 2H engine they are one of the greatest engines ever built.
+DodoCnR I already have a 100 series cruiser. 33inch tires, 2 inch lift, running petrol and LPG. Does great on the LPG. I'm just itching for something I can take the top off. The FJ or BJ diesel here in Aus is an option, but IMHO, just not as cool as the series 2 or 3 swb. much easier to get a toyota though, so I might just go that way.
+Chris S bronco though
I understand the feeling completely, there is nothing like cruising the Coast, on and off the dunes! I'm in a 1990 Trooper, and I have had the time of my Life out there.
Loved the video and the passion of Mr.Litwinski for his wheels . Wish to have some day soon :-)
My dads had one of these In The exact year since 1983 parked in the garage. Some of my best memories as a kid were in the back sideways bench with my sisters in these, he still has it but hasn’t driven since 1995. It’s in perfect condition, I finally told him he cannot under any circumstances sell it.
That was a beautiful piece! Thank you for putting a smile on my face.
Hi from the other side of the pond (Landrovers home). Brilliant video has now inspired to get my 1983 model back on the road, just wish we had your weather and places to roam.
This is without a doubt one of your best video yet, great car with a great driver
Awesome video as always, also Mr. Pawel Litwinski automotive photography is epic!
the way you look at it has won my heart, I wish I get a Willys cj3b & build it from scratch & add those personal touches to call it me, my jeep and become in separable, I will leave it to my son so he can rejoice the memories of him in this & the childhood with his kids.
man I love this youtube channel !!!! just ordinary people passionate about their cars .. I love it
What a kick to watch your video this morning and then pass you on Olympic Blvd. this afternoon! Rove on, sir!
Fantastic vehicle, used by someone who knows what a Land Rover is meant for!
Man Pawel (Pav) has come a long ways since his Road Rules days, I am so proud of him !!! :) Still doing what he loves , photography :) If he looks famaliar to you , he was on MTV's Road Rules 8 Semester at Sea.
To anyone who has ever been on the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland; that is what driving a Series Land Rover is like.
Hence my 1966 Series 2A 88”, is named “Dr. Jones”!
It is the most work you will ever do driving down the road, but the most fun you will ever have behind the wheel. It makes driving to the local market an adventure!
And it’s a chick magnet!😱😳👍
Beautiful Landi. Beautiful video. Beautiful commentary. Thanks for the share.🍻💯
I just got given a Belstaff Jacket. Instantly it reminded me of this video. Now I have to have this truck.
Very gooooood
This guy looks so happy! I hope that stays for as long as it can.
This is my favorite video yet. Beautiful S3. I have owned 7 land rovers including, a 1957 S1 swb. I never should have sold it. It was the only one i ever saw with a chrome grill. I feel the same way about the adventure. That is what a land rover is for. Thanks, keep on driving.
Wow thanks for sharing your awesome truck!
Cheers!
I have a 1982 series 3 pick up. It was the first car I ever owned and it still has pride of place on my driveway. Its off the road at the moment as it needs a few jobs doing to it and I'm away with work a lot. I can't wait to get a better job where I'm home more and the first thing I'm going to do when I get home is put my Landy back on the road.
I know that smile. I had it when I was 17-years old and test drove my first Series Rover. Only an enthusiast knows that smile on a fellow enthusiast. Not many people understand it's not about the latest electronically-controlled-this-or-that, or whether something has three different traction control modes for just wet. I most recently had the same grin on my face after trading in my technologically superior Japanese sportbike for a '97 Ducati. It's brutal ergonomics, gutturally primal cacophony of mechanicals had me, and still have me grinning ear to ear every day I ride.
Life has gotten in the way of currently owning my own Series Rover, but after seeing Litwinski's infections smile I may have to re examine my list! Great video.
Wonderful to see the connection this guy has with his Land Rover..... They do that to you I've been told :-)
Why did I ever sell my Series III? I love this little movie and the personal narrative with it. It is shot cinematically and well, all credit to the team behind it. Splashing through a storm drain in a Series III under California sunshine looks pretty good to me.
I really enjoyed this. Thanks for making and sharing.
This is life.
Great old truck i have a 88 model built for the Australian army love the thing .
+Alan Hughes im totally considering getting one of those! did you get the hardbody or the canopy version?
rag top
yes in Australia picked it up with 20.000 klm on the clock 5 grand ex army truck.
I like those old Landys, reminds me of the 1961 International Scout my dad used to have.
As always, awesome vid, awesome car! Always touching to hear others' stories about the car they love and enjoy so much. Love this channel! Thumbs up!
so so so nice landrover, just love that 4x4 and that color is one of the best!
One of the best video of Land Rover
What a love story.
Fantastic video for a fantastic car. Thumbs up . Enjoy it man .
5:25 brought back memories, I rode atvs at pismo. One side of the dune is rounded and the other is a straight drop. I need to go back there so time.
Pure enthusiasm, love it! :)
Me he sentido identificado contigo, yo y mi serie 1. Bonito video
Great video . Nice explanations, wonderful photography.
Those old classic 4x4s are the best aesthetically. Simple for maintenance and fun.
I have one same as yours an 88" in blue...owned it from new 40 years now...still love it after all those years...never part with it...its part of the family,
Love the sand dune area in your film...with we had something like that in the UK...could have a lot of fun...we do have dunes but they are all restricted access,
Looks like your love your as much as I love mine.
Nick in the UK.
Coolest truck ever...Land Rover Series I - II -III and Defender ;)
I know exactly how you feel bro. Those old Landys get into your DNA or something; and make life more fun. My favorite car of all time 😎💕👍👍👍
I love the variety great video as always.
Absolutely Amazing!
I love how I can tell how much he loves it.
My 66 88 SII serie is finally heading home to FL from France can t wait to enjoy it locally . great vid
Love it,Clean and Original...
Yet another fantastic video.
Thank you for making this awesome video. I enjoyed every second of it.
something totally different for a change. I like it!
I like the people who say "scenester or hipster" because they are the ones who have no idea what liking something different or unique is about. One thing the Landie has over a similiar year 4x4 is the body panels are an aluminum alloy. No ugly diamond plate plastered over this 4x4.
... Um, you're joking about the rust part right?
XavierJ61 no it doesn't rust
***** I restored a series 3 two years ago, I guarantee you that they rust. A lot.
That's pretty funny, anyone who has ever owned an English car ever knows that their car is at least 50% rust :)
only the chassis or other aluminium parts were steal is in contact with, because of lack of maintenance, you did a poor choice on the car to restore then :S
I love that car! I hope you can keep it forever! oh my god I feel your joy! I want one! So bad!