Thread: How many landys in your street?

My 2 defenders and a beautiful dark Green RRC about 10 houses down. Thats it. Big street too!

2 in my cul de sac, mine and a D3 other side. There is a house close by but not in my street that has 4 old range rovers and a Disco or 2, I often wonder if he is a member here cos I would love to chat to him. So anyone,Burnley street, Henley Beach South??

In my street?

well there are 4 houses...

at mine there are 7 landys
up the street is another AULRO member who has about 5 landys

and around the corner is another series.

and those 13 or so are probably 90% of those owned in the area!!

Well, mine is the only house in my street (only about 18km long), and there are 2-7 here, depending how many parts constitutes a "landy". Two registered, two more or less complete but far from going, two chassis plus a few extra bits, one converted to a farm trailer.

John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Well, mine is the only house in my street (only about 18km long), and there are 2-7 here, depending how many parts constitutes a "landy". Two registered, two more or less complete but far from going, two chassis plus a few extra bits, one converted to a farm trailer.

John

Do you live in a street?

A street is a paved public thoroughfare in a built environment.

Must be a big house.

Only one. * Sniff *

But my neighbour across the road has a Saracen armoured car in the carport and, when I was borrowing a ladder, I happened to notice that he had a 25pdr in the shed. That has to count for something.

Originally Posted by Johnno1969

Only one. * Sniff *

But my neighbour across the road has a Saracen armoured car in the carport and, when I was borrowing a ladder, I happened to notice that he had a 25pdr in the shed. That has to count for something.

Hell, yeah!
How often do you borrow the Saracen?

I think there are 30 homes in our street, only 2 with Solihull's finest, my neighbour has a 130 and it could have been a Sallyman's, it was purchased from Qld, I have 9 Series & our 110, so we 11 in total, cheers Dennis