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goingbush
4th December 2011, 12:20 PM
Digital copy of Super8 Film from 1986 on a Land Rover club trip, my 86" is the freshly painted 1954 with PTO drum on rear and my dog "Sparky" in it,
Wayne & Wendy DaSilva has the early 80" at the start of Film. Jeff Sparks bought his on the Trailer behind his 60 series Toyota. The Yellow one is Laurie & Judy Millett , Jim Parker (beard) with LWB ute . A few more that I can't remember if someone can help me out I'll update,
I wonder where they are now.
People & Vehicles ?
John Hossack took the film.


LandRover series one.mp4 - YouTube
Landy Smurf
7th December 2011, 05:00 PM
i want them all
260AC
8th December 2011, 07:03 AM
SZ 672 and GPC 074 (107 wagon) are still Anthony Maeders.

I remember John Hossack really well. I bought my first 80" from him.
goingbush
8th December 2011, 08:43 AM
I found some more photos of that Series One Day Trip, have enhanced them to within an inch of their life to bring out the remaining detail.

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/1.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/2.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/3.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/4.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/5.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/6.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/7.jpg

http://www.goingbush.com/landy/lrocv/8.jpg
Lotz-A-Landies
8th December 2011, 11:22 AM
The AWP 547 one has me stumped. 1949 screen, post 1949 steering wheel, pre-late 1950 grill, 1950 bonnet, pre-late 1951 firewall, post late 1951 guards, 1952/53 doors.
dreamin'
8th December 2011, 11:17 PM
And fully floating rear axles
back_in
9th December 2011, 10:19 PM
Guess what Dianna
may have a Holden under the bonnet
cheers
Ian
mick88
10th December 2011, 09:27 AM
A fantastic movie and great pics!
May I ask how you converted the old 8mm over as I have heaps of 8mm movies from my dads old movie camera all dating back to the 60's and 70's.

Cheers, Mick.
series1buff
10th December 2011, 01:20 PM
A fantastic movie and great pics!
May I ask how you converted the old 8mm over as I have heaps of 8mm movies from my dads old movie camera all dating back to the 60's and 70's.

Cheers, Mick.

you set up your dads movies as normal , and as they play from the old projector , you use a digital camera and point it at the screen and record

MIKE