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I have a 1952 Triumph Renown. It uses the same ball joints as a Series 1 Land Rover. Neither of these vehicles is common in the states. Does anyone know a good source for Series 1 Land Rover parts. I would be willing to order from the UK or AU if necessary. Thanks. -Bill
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Hi Bill I would contact these people first... http://www.dunsfold.com/stockroom.phpCheers 
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Try John Craddock and the Series 1 Land Rover Club for starters.
A google search for LR series 1 parts UK should provide you with a few others.
I use Craddocks for parts for my 90 and have used them for earlier Land Rovers.
Avoid BritPart where possible though, particularly for electrical, bearings and seals. Some of their stuff is OK.
Graham (G4FUJ)
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I agree with Graham. I avoid Britpart as I've had a number of their parts fail after only a short time. It would be more appropriate if they were called Indopart or Sinopart because the quality and/or quality control is, in my experience, very poor.
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You could try Rimmer Bros.
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