Lionelgee
6th December 2011, 09:46 AM
Hello SLOw People,
I really don't experience procrastination it is just a warm up exercise for the day ahead.... Anyway I found this Land Rover prepared for expedition use and some good photos on the site too - enjoy. No, I do not have any financial links to the vendor.
Kind Regards
Lionel
1961 Land Rover 109 Series IIa Station Wagon (prepared for full expedition use) This truck was fully restored and prepared for an expedition to South America. The client wanted a vehicle suitable for "epic journeys". Custom options include a full roll cage, 2 ft. x 2ft. sun roof "hatch," extra fuel tanks, center locking console, custom seats and interior, extra gauges, locking differentials, dual ignition systems, winch, oil cooler, driving lights and more. Accessed 6th December 2011 from,
http://coopertechnica.com/1961-Land-Rover-109-Series-IIa-Station-Wagon.php (http://coopertechnica.com/1961-Land-Rover-109-Series-IIa-Station-Wagon.php)
I really don't experience procrastination it is just a warm up exercise for the day ahead.... Anyway I found this Land Rover prepared for expedition use and some good photos on the site too - enjoy. No, I do not have any financial links to the vendor.
Kind Regards
Lionel
1961 Land Rover 109 Series IIa Station Wagon (prepared for full expedition use) This truck was fully restored and prepared for an expedition to South America. The client wanted a vehicle suitable for "epic journeys". Custom options include a full roll cage, 2 ft. x 2ft. sun roof "hatch," extra fuel tanks, center locking console, custom seats and interior, extra gauges, locking differentials, dual ignition systems, winch, oil cooler, driving lights and more. Accessed 6th December 2011 from,
http://coopertechnica.com/1961-Land-Rover-109-Series-IIa-Station-Wagon.php (http://coopertechnica.com/1961-Land-Rover-109-Series-IIa-Station-Wagon.php)