Thread: Tilt truck defender.

This looks like It's been doing a lot of turning , not the best place to have your Landy up there on the back of a tow truck , lets hope It's nothing major !!.. Jim

From which country? It appears to have two numberplates.

I don't know much about that car but looks like it's doing some kind of world trip.
Thought someone might know it.

Originally Posted by p38arover

From which country? It appears to have two numberplates.

It looks like a standard German number plate configuration for a defender, like the one in the pic below.

Mike.

Originally Posted by p38arover

From which country? It appears to have two numberplates.

Ron , the letter D is the German recognition letter . That doesn't prove It comes from there though . Why else would you put It on ? Jim

You've better eyes than me Jim, if you can see D on the number plate! Or are you referring to the D at the top right ?

Yes, German. The first few letters represent the district it is registered in; this one looks like HS - Heinsberg, right on the border with the Netherlands.

There is another land rover defender (a 110 hard top) on the German Ex-Tec site with what appears to be the same design on the doors.

Ex-Tec expedition and rally equipment - kundenfahrzeug6

Wonder if it's a previous vehicle of the same owners or part of a tour group or rally or something like that..

Anyways, the 110 in Blade74's pic has the Ex-Tec stainless spare wheel holder,

Rear spare wheel holder Spare Wheel Carrier, Defender 110 SW, H - Ex-Tec GmbH

And also the full length Ex-Tec expedition roof rack.

Roofrack "Expedition" - Ex-Tec GmbH

I've had a close look previously at the stuff made by Ex-Tec and it is all bloody well made.

Regards,
Mike.