It's amazing how those old Series look so great even when they look like an old boot! That picture is poster-worthy!
Explorer
It's amazing how those old Series look so great even when they look like an old boot! That picture is poster-worthy!
Mark
Land Rover NAS 110 #234, 2.8 TGV Turbo Diesel
Chronically suffering from wanderlust...
My Land Rover Profile: http://www.d-90.com/forum/dto_garage...vehicle&v=1056
Adventurer
That looks like Jay Stahl's newish (to him) 110. I don't recognize the camper, but everything else screams as his truck.Originally Posted by Monkeyboy
http://www.d-90.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35225&page=3
Explorer
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Utah April, 2012
(By Peter Matusov)
1997 Disco
Explorer
Fer cryin' out loud...how did I miss that!
Yup, I'd say so.
My brother lives in Aliso Viejo (shiney L322)...parents in San Clemente...me...Iowa
Was at Cars & Coffee in October though
Cheers,
Keith
Don't worry, you're biodegradable.
Adventurer
Our 110 on a recent trip to Homer
And my 64 109 I plan on getting running and leaving the patina as is no rust and well worn.
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Make your time count "AS YOU CAN'T COUNT ON TIME"
Adventurer
Wows the 109 patina is a beaut!
Andrew
1997 D90
1960 Land Rover SII 88 "Pliny"
"Just because we have more room doesn't mean we have to fill it"
The Minimalist Adventurer
Adventurer
The work certainly looks very nice. Did you do it yourself?
I'm not quite certain how that makes the vehicle more useful though. For my needs, that would make it less. What do you plan to do with it that justified all of that work?
Adventurer
Wow looks good nice Job
Ed
Make your time count "AS YOU CAN'T COUNT ON TIME"
Adventurer
Baja Edition. Ha Ha. I like it.
Mike and Myles
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88 Quad Cab !
