Show us your Land Rovers

[s3upra]

100 inch?
I say that's and 88" !

mmmm

 

[rtcosic]

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More pics of The Twink here

 

[graffian]

The less plastic on them the better, I haven't had one as new as a series III, I woudl stick with 2A and earlier. Unless it's a ltwt/101 of course.
A ltwt is my everyday drive.

 

[Warmhorse]

Here's mine, gets daily use.

1964 SIIA 109''

200 tdi on the series box & Disco axles

 

[seriesonewelder]

100 inch?
I say that's and 88" !

yes, 88"

 

[Robotstar5]

Go for a 90, I did 1000's of miles in mine providing recovery on car rallies.

When I bought it...



Kitted out (at Eastnor)

 

[MrFluffy]

Heres my 90 as it goes. In use during the crappier weather like it tends to be. Or towing some plant trailer with tractors on, or machinery in the back etc.

 

[MrLeadfoot]

 

[Robotstar5]

Blimey. haven't seen one of them split upper tailgates for years!

 

[MrLeadfoot]

Blimey. haven't seen one of them split upper tailgates for years!

there not that good, gat a door now.

 

[Robotstar5]

My father had one on his first Land Rover - I blame him for my addiction to the green oval

 

[MrFluffy]

Another, poor beast of burden, it had pulled this and another massey harris 400 odd miles that day through hilly country so it can be forgiven for looking grubby...

Shifting oily things

 

[Bigjoe]

Id love a series landie one day some nice pics there,i remember when i was working as a mechanic down south and one day a fella pulled in a fairly new defender "Could you have a look at my door as the hinge seems to be a bit loose" over i wander,he opens the door and it fell off in his hand,he was dumbstruck just about! so i put it in the back and he drove off never to be seen again!

 

[nellway]

I love old Landies too - from childhood in Africa. BTW Malcolm's post above - the barn ain't that tidy anymore...

 

[biodoctor]

heres's my D 90

here's the front winch bumper,completly homemade and welded to the chassis so theres no chance of it coming off

its a long way to drop !

Phew its nearly down

 

[Robotstar5]

I wonder if I could get through the traffic any quicker?



Get a really unusual Land Rover

 

[English Steve]

Had a series 3 Lightweight Diesel for several years back in the 90's - loved it for character and 'presence'. Artic heater was OK and once I cured the dripping condensation it was really quite comfortable, no point fitting a stereo though cos you'd never hear it

Mrs ES has a V890CSW - one of the original CSWs which were only manufactured for the one year (1986). Brilliant vehicle, go anywhere, pull anything and remarkably comfortable. Sounds absolutely ace with a Rimmer full sports system - not loud but a very nice tone.
It's awaiting an engine rebuild at the moment but I just don't have the time.

 

[MM6CMC]

Thanks guys, quite enjoyed that. I think the Disco has to go. Too much plastic, and too many gadgets to break, and too much bodywork to rot.....

 

[Iain Westland]

some work work I had to do earlyer this week... Still trying to get to grips with the new welder

iain