Thread: 70. Years of Land Rover

I can't recollect ever seeing one in this country. I suspect that they may have been used in isolated, out of public view, locations, such as in dockyards and warehouses.

You're right John, as some wit said "I havnt seen one hurtling down the hume for a while."

Scammell Scarab (1/1) - Historic Commercial Vehicle Club of Australia - Historic Commercial Vehicle Club of Australia

More lecky Dave?

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

You're right John, as some wit said "I havnt seen one hurtling down the hume for a while."

Scammell Scarab (1/1) - Historic Commercial Vehicle Club of Australia - Historic Commercial Vehicle Club of Australia

More lecky Dave?

I suppose I could rig up a dynamo on the bike; unless the cheque from Tote is forthcoming .

That UK forum is fascinating Ian, but what is C&U regs?

Same, same our ADR?

Pretty much - I think the letters stand for "construction and use".

Originally Posted by Hogarthde

That UK forum is fascinating Ian, but what is C&U regs?

Same, same our ADR?

John's onto it, Dave.

reading this today
Reunited after 70 years thanks to an old photo: Dorothy, 87, and one of the first Land Rovers she helped to build - and posed with as a 15-year-old girl

cheers
blaze

Originally Posted by JDNSW

I can't recollect ever seeing one in this country. I suspect that they may have been used in isolated, out of public view, locations, such as in dockyards and warehouses.

I have vague recollections of seeing something similar on the Auckland wharves when I was but a lad in short pants.