HUGH the Heritage

What part of Perth? I'm in Jarrahdale - I'll keep an eye out for you.

I hope I see Hugh out and about on our fair city streets :p

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Originally Posted by jabber

Beautiful Rover! Wish we could get that in the States.

What type of tow hitch is that? Does it have a part number? My 110 has a longranger tank... Looks like that one might fit.

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It is just the standard Land Rover dealer supplied fit. Can't find the part number on it, & it's not even listed in my brochure!

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Originally Posted by Pickles2

Avion,..absolute classic, top photos, keep 'm coming.
Thanks, Pickles.

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Thanks Pickles, & I will keep them coming.

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Originally Posted by KeithMac

What part of Perth? I'm in Jarrahdale - I'll keep an eye out for you.

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In Northam shire part of the week & Belmont shire the other. We have clocked up 2000kms in the first month, mainly on the Gt Eastern Hwy, although it has been to the city, Nedlands, Swan Valley & Canning Vale, and regular trips to Midland.

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Originally Posted by Surrufus

I hope I see Hugh out and about on our fair city streets :p

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He does get around. It's strange that most times we take the Defender we seldom see another Defender. If we take the Peugeot we see hundreds & only occasionally get a wave back - they must think who's that strange dude waving from a Pug?

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Originally Posted by Avion8

It is just the standard Land Rover dealer supplied fit. Can't find the part number on it, & it's not even listed in my brochure!

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I believe its the same as the Land Rover dealer supplied one I have on mine and its part number is RAA623 and the tow tongue is RAA624.

Christmas lunch today with some old Land Rover friends in Canning Vale:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/12/527.jpg

Someone commented that I had a nice trailer! Which is actually a very nice 1953 80".

The only addition today was installation of a small blind spot mirror on the drivers side. Compared to the 110 I find there is a very bad blind spot, which can hide a complete vehicle behind the 'B' pillar, which is a lot wider on the 90.

What a couple of gems, great photo! It's funny seeing the Heritage next to the old 80, it almost looks modern in comparison. Almost ;)

I'll be keeping an eye out for you in my travels.

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Originally Posted by Avion8

Christmas lunch today with some old Land Rover friends in Canning Vale:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/12/527.jpg

Someone commented that I had a nice trailer! Which is actually a very nice 1953 80".

The only addition today was installation of a small blind spot mirror on the drivers side. Compared to the 110 I find there is a very bad blind spot, which can hide a complete vehicle behind the 'B' pillar, which is a lot wider on the 90.

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Ya can definitely see the likeness!.....after 68 yrs!!
Don't know of another vehicle where this is the case?.....Maybe the original VW Beetle, but I don't believe that even it, retained its basic shape for this long?
Pickles.