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G'day P38arover :)
That wasn't OLR-067 that you saw, it was Stephen Stansfield's "Norma Jean" alias OLR-065 :) it took out the Best Restored Military Vehicle, Stephen still owns that one, but has had ill health for quite some time now, James Taylor, the Landrover Historian and Editor of Landrover Enthusiast Magazine was most impressed with it :D as he had never seen an Australian Military Ambulance and they differ greatly to the U K ones.
cheers
Ive got one ex telstra
2000 td5
doors rattle but i put it down to being a fenda
a mate bought one 300 tdi from the townsville stealer about 1997
The extra cab makes it alot more comfortable to drive
Got any photos of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gavin
I'll try and get some and post later
Of course. Now you mention it, it was Norma Jean, I remember the name.Quote:
Originally Posted by UncleHo
Flamin' similar rego no. :)
Ron
Here's mine, a 2002 TD5 Ex-Telstra extra cab:
http://gestalt.net.au/Defender/Defender130.JPG
And one with the canopy taken off to get refurbished (ignore the arrow and text - that was for another post):
http://gestalt.net.au/Defender/CanopyOff130.JPG
Nice looking rig Spudboy
Spudboys looks the same as mine but mine .
As others said, but it was Big Cab 130 (not 110). Didn't know they were local build though. And Uncle, the 130 as far as I know is still 127, just changed the name to match in with 90 and 110.
i know one thing, that the "king cab" was an oversized single cab nissan 720 ute in the 80's.