LANDROVER GRAVEYARDS

**RobHay** · 12th July 2009, 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by fraserisland

the reason is in the past that the scarp metal increased and as a result less grave yards about.
aLSO ANY BODY INTERESTED IN MILIARTY VEHICLE CONVOY TO FRASER ISLAND
I am trying to arrange some thing in 2010 if any body would be interested.
hope fully to conside with Anzac Day.
herveybayqld@hotmail.com
Also wondering if thier may be any intrest out thier

Regard.
IAN

YES ! I would be, should have at least one of them on the road by then

**pop058** · 12th July 2009, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by fraserisland

the reason is in the past that the scarp metal increased and as a result less grave yards about.
aLSO ANY BODY INTERESTED IN MILIARTY VEHICLE CONVOY TO FRASER ISLAND .I am trying to arrange some thing in 2010 if any body would be interested.hope fully to conside with Anzac Day.
herveybayqld@hotmail.com
Also wondering if thier may be any intrest out thier

Regard.
IAN

Ian,

good idea and I would be interested, but ANZAC Day itself is out for me (and I suspect a few others) as my vehicles, drivers and me are committed to the 25th for the next 40 years or so (I'll be 90 then and plan to hand my licence in)

Paul

**numpty** · 12th July 2009, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by RobHay

YES ! I would be, should have at least one of them on the road by then

The cardboard cutout speaks

**Bundalene** · 12th July 2009, 06:53 PM

Here is another which was abandoned - this one has been towed back to a workshop for a restoration.

Erich

**Xtreme** · 12th July 2009, 07:20 PM

Here's a few hibernating Landys that I came across in Nova Scotia last year, including the 'boneyards' in a nearby shed.

**Xtreme** · 12th July 2009, 08:11 PM

A bit closer to home, here's a few more 'parked up' at a well known characters property in the Lyndhurst (SA) area. He currently drives a Defender, which I guess might also join these in years to come.