Thread: Land Rover 76th anniversary (2024)

Originally Posted by Tins

It doesn't me. Redneck culture is persistent.

If something has to be in SEQ ( Why? There is far more LR history in the southern states ) then somewhere like Boonah might be better. They have some facilities ( "formal dinner" might be a stretch ) and there is already a weekend classic car culture active there. And, as Ian would probably tell you, the Dugandan pub is no stranger to bikes, so LRs wouldn't faze them. Might be a bit small is all. There is a "tavern" in Boonah itself, but I never darkened its doors so can't comment.

And no, before anyone asks, there is no longer any connection between me and a certain person who lives there. I just like the place.

Feel free to organise a Victorian event, if you think it has a closer association with Land Rover.
Queensland has traditionally held its own event, to compliment the National Event at Cooma, every five years. Previously organized by the LROCB.
I attended and was dissappointed in the 75th National Event and felt that I could have done better.
There is no way I am going to try to organise an event, 2,000 kilometres away, in unfamiliar surroundings, in which I have no contacts.
With five responses the event obviously became moot.
Celebrations are going to occur, hopefully including folk who, in a "furthest from home" competition, will well and truly trump anyone from Victoria.
Details will be posted in Upcoming Events, closer to the dates, inviting everyone, but the celebration will revolve around those making the effort to travel well over 2,000 kilometres.

Originally Posted by Tins

Wasn't suggesting you do a Vic one, Ian. Like I said, I applaud the intent.

I'm glad about that, a local gig would have been hard enough work.