Ray B
AH legend
Speaking of a "light dusting of snow" here's an F350 with a bit of snow and a path to back out.
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Thank you!@Kevin Peacocke here's a couple of sites for your viewing pleasure:
East Coast Rover Co.
East Coast Rover Co., Warren, Maine, Land Rover Specialists, restorations, service, Land Rovers for salewww.eastcoastrover.com
Classic and Custom Build Land Rover Defenders | Helderburg
www.helderburg.com
Wasn't the Land Rover,the Anti Christ, in the excellent movie, The Gods Must Be Crazy, one of these?
I have only ridden in a Land Rover 4 times. Broke down three times. 3 different continents. Just anecdotal data, but enough for me.................FWB
Sounds like a Harley Davidson. And one of the many reasons I have no interest in owning one.I have had land rovers for many years now and they have never let me down. You just have to maintain them thats all
Any of your Cruisers over 70 years old, in daily use and up for a safari any time? No? I thought so.....
Seriously Cruisers are fine cars, I have one myself, but just not the character of a Landy. Sort of like a digital plastic wrist watch.
ha ha!
As long as nobody got hurt. Glad to know you still have the disco. I was tempted by one but thought to get my RRC instead@NS - Spot On!
While not one of my Defenders, here's the LR3 from a couple of years ago. Girl ran a stop sign in front of us, and the pictures tell the rest of the story.
We drove the truck home, our air bags didn't even deploy. Still driving the truck today with 193,000 miles on it.View attachment 449153View attachment 449154
@NS - Spot On!
While not one of my Defenders, here's the LR3 from a couple of years ago. Girl ran a stop sign in front of us, and the pictures tell the rest of the story.
We drove the truck home, our air bags didn't even deploy. Still driving the truck today with 193,000 miles on it.
20 mpg in a sequoia? Does it have the same 5.7 that’s in my 2020 tundra?Owned a 75 model Santana 109, Spanish clone.
Spent a lot of time in a 110 and 130 in Africa, Australia and Europe.
Ergonomically I'd rather have a F350 crew cab. But they look cool, even though they are small.
My Toyota Sequoia goes anywhere I point it on 32 inch BFG's and gets 20 miles to the gallon.
Looks like it sold for $38,000In case anyone wants to get a bid in, currently at $36k and ends at 12:31pm CT today.
I am not bidding nor do I have any interest in this. Simply passing along the info.
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I was in camp with a Land Rover fan and a Land Cruiser fan. I made a comment that you just automatically know the Land Rover guy has to be wealthy.... paused to let that guy relish a but.... then finished with "because you know he had to be able to afford the repairs!" The Cruiser guy spit out his drink and almost fell off his chairAll you would need is a land cruiser to pull it to the Land Rover Dealer when it breaks down!