Who did you see today?

[Khriss]

The trick is to call going to the toilet "going to the gym". That way you can say with honesty every day "I went to the gym this morning."

I do enjoy the sense of well being afterwards and don't have to put trainers on !

 

[Neil]

none series but various Land Rovers in Le Touquet and Ypres.
There were several others but they were either too far away or moving too quickly for me to get a pic

 

[Jfsa]

In the bicycle graveyard at the tip today.

 

[Kevm]

Tidy S3 parked at our local Land rover emporium today.

 

[Big Sandy]

Not on a series (obviously) but it amused me.

 

[Khriss]

A random find on the web ...possibly jungle technique

 

[Rynner]

saw this tidy working 2a in Helston today,

 

[Paul d]

A series 3 my pal has been working on .do believe it had a new carb etc .

And today near Harwich a 110 ..looking tired

 

[Big Sandy]

a 110 ..

Interesting rear step.

 

[Paul d]

Interesting rear step.

Might be if your left or right footed

 

[Neil]

Was out walking yesterday and just happened to glance at an open garage as I wandered along the street. Thought I saw a vaguely familiar silhouette. Paused for a better look cos it was fairly deep into the garage. The fella in there invited me over to have a better look at a really very original '49 series1 complete with lights behind the grille. He also has a much more recent 90. The brief pause turned into an hour long matter about Land Rovers we have known.
The series has a fascinating history and I'm looking forward to seeing it out on the road when it's been fettled.

 

[Neil]

@SeriesG funnily enough it has history in Yorkshire, not far from here and Alberta, near Medicine Hat

 

[hood135]

No picture unfortunately but saw an overland camper Defender in Ambleside today. It was a Puma with heavy duty winch, sand/mud boards strapped to the sides and a pop up roof hinged above the windscreen.
Interestingly it had a roof rack on the pop up roof and on the roof rack a thule roof box.

 

[Rustee nutz]

Saw this at the Stafford classic bike show and then the off road merry on the m1 on the way back

 

[Paul d]

Saw this at the Stafford classic bike show and then the off road merry on the m1 on the way back

Friend of mine has a Pinzgauer I’ve driven it off road ..certainly cuts the mustard…it’s got more levers than a boing 737 …I wouldn’t mind one but there getting expensive now .

 

[Rustee nutz]

It’s the first time I’ve got up to one I couldn’t believe how small it was really nice though wouldn’t mind one at all

Friend of mine has a Pinzgauer I’ve driven it off road ..certainly cuts the mustard…it’s got more levers than a boing 737 …I wouldn’t mind one but there getting expensive now .

 

[SeriesG]

Friend of mine has a Pinzgauer I’ve driven it off road ..certainly cuts the mustard…it’s got more levers than a boing 737 …I wouldn’t mind one but there getting expensive now .

For me a high lever count is a big plus when assessing a machines overall cool-factor. The more manual controls the better. I always thought that if I could get into the cab of a Union Pacific "Big Boy" I'd be in heaven.

 

[busman]

This would confuse a millennial

 

[SeriesG]

This would confuse a millennial

That's what I'm talkin' about! That's a proper set of controls that is.

 

[Paul d]

This is another guy I know he has a farm in kent ..bought this to take the workers to the fields and back ..this one a 6 wheel version .