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The alpine lights were introduced with the 107 wagon to prevent the feeling of claustrophobia due to the high seating position, and have been used as a Landrover trade mark ever since, whether of any use or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by clubagreenie
John
I like 'em. Bugger to clean though:mad:
I also like 'em. Why wouldn't you want them?
Weren't they first introduced on the 86 wagon?Quote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
They both had them. Did they both come out about 1956? I think only the deluxe 86 had them though.:confused:
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https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...011/06/280.jpg
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Geez I love the 107 Wagons. Bloody ugly but very likeable.:)
meccano set at its bestQuote:
Originally Posted by Sleepy
I found a picture of the real one.
Should be on sale by christmas!
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...011/06/279.jpg
That's one hell of a HF antenna!
Not too sure about the roof top tent though.....I prefer canvas to thatching:p
One thing though in the computer model lose the puma bulge in the bonnet of the nex-gen defender and put twin snorkels/twin smaller bulges feeding the 3.0 tdv6:D And for fun put a winch in the series recess.
That's going on MY Christmas list, to be kept in packaging.
As for the lights, it's like a convertible in Australia. If I want to sit in the sun and be burnt to a crisp I won't be in the car now would I. Convettibles are for cold winters days, tweed jackets and caps with cashmere scarves.