She has told me a while back she is more then happy to get out and video the hairy stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger
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She has told me a while back she is more then happy to get out and video the hairy stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger
That it certainly does. And my 90s downfall is the rear down travel of which I basically have none.Quote:
Originally Posted by pommy
Great fun. I did something similar with four eleven year old lads onboard. A lot of we're gunna die was heard but they loved it.
Long time lurker here, so might as well post my td5 90 up
Somewhere in the blue mountains
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/11/149.jpg
Lobster arm, Im sure defender drivers can relate to this :D
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/11/173.jpg
Cheers
Cool colour. :>)
Goes well with the arm too!
That colour is almost identical to the one used by the Department of Supply in the 1950s and 60s for 'C' plate SWB Landrovers supplied to organisations such as the Bureau of Mineral Resources and Department of Civil Aviation. I drove a number of them in 1959-60 - they were in the process of changing from Rescue Orange to this lighter colour, possibly to be a bit cooler in the sun.
A real 'Retro" look, made the government vehicles easy to spot. The colour was actually selected for maximum visibility.
John
It sure is bright. Is it a metallic paint?
Colour is called golden yellow not sure if it metallic, think it was given to the td5 Extreme versions only. Never lost it in a car park thats for sure. :D
Defenders at work..
Is this the same one that is often seen in Windsor on a weekend - I have crossed paths with one of these a few times and get a good wave. My wife loves the colour!Quote:
Originally Posted by JawKnee