Thread: 110 Dualcab

The ones used by the Bicentennial Authority were a special batch, but I thought they were actually made by Landrover Australia and not imported!!
They were made to tow special display trailers which were taken all over Australia.
In an edition of defunct Landrover Experience magazine there was a story on one owned by expat Brit actor Chris Hayward.

Perry

Originally Posted by numpty

The ones used by the Bicentennial Authority were a special batch, but I thought they were actually made by Landrover Australia and not imported!!
They were made to tow special display trailers which were taken all over Australia.
In an edition of defunct Landrover Experience magazine there was a story on one owned by expat Brit actor Chris Hayward.

Perry

Yes, definitely an Australian special - it predated the home country version by more than ten years. There is one round this area somewhere - was in a car yard in Wellington about a year ago, and i have seen it in Dubbo a couple of times since.
John
John

When i get some good pic's of mine i'll post them up.
86 county V8 used bits from S3 tray back & butched
the roof as dual cab roofs cost to many $$$.

The yellow one on 1st page looks the best i think.
silvers nice too.

cheers Jeff

Originally Posted by discoute

outllaw your 110 ready to paint. custom fab tailgate with tyre carrier.

Oh mine is looking good thanks Glen if I do say so myself... really love the wagon rear look rather than that poofy rounded version guess thats why i asked for it

Here's one I saw recently at KLR Automotive:





Ron

Originally Posted by p38arover

Here's one I saw recently at KLR Automotive:


Ron

Damn he stole my idea Discoute and here i was thinking i was being soooo original mine will still look better when finished

More pics but this time as thumbnails you can open:

Originally Posted by p38arover

Here's one I saw recently at KLR Automotive:



Ron

I like that!