Anyone see anything strange in this photo?
YarnMaster
Pilot spotted in Braemar, Scotland.
YarnMaster
Anyone see anything strange in this photo?
A Keeper of the TGO
yes, something on the hubs. Sure to be something to assist with gathering metrics.
Originally Posted by blackrangie
Anyone see anything strange in this photo?
Cheers,
Sean
“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.” - Albert Einstein
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SubscriberThe forums swear filter picks up all words that Google requires to maintain its G rating so not sure what you find offensive in Goingbush’s posts.1. This forum is G Rated, using swear words to describe a company of thousands of people that largely do amazing work and given us all the cars we love, is also extremely offensive.(edit attached a photo of one of your friends at JLR) Yes you CAN use whatever language you want however from my understanding of the rules, not on AULRO. If the swear filter didn't pick it up, help the owners and remove it yourself, better yet articulate without swearing in the first place.
2. Saying the defender doesn't have its heritage in series landrovers is beyond belief, its about the only car in history that hasn't changed its shape much in 70 years. I know you love your series and i respect that but, really?
3. As for no vested interest, are you on record that you will never buy a new genuine part again?
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And on the other topic, the Defender name is new and shouldn’t be used to describe pre 91 models IMO either. It was only after the Discovery was released in 89 that caused LR to change the name to avoid confusion and the 91 models of the 90 and 110 were named ‘Defender’ for the first time. Tarring them all with the same modern name is bull**** IMO and shows how much contempt LR has for its history and the owners of older models.
So more than 40 years of NOT being called Defender now makes it ok for the name that was only used for 20 odd years to be used for them? I think not and if I said I owned a 1976 Defender I’d get laughed at - and rightly so, it’s the same as calling a Kingswood a Commodore.
I agree with GB 100% - LR are ‘Dickheads’ IMO as well and should be laughed at for saying what they did.
Last edited by Homestar; 24th April 2019 at 05:03 PM.
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YarnMaster
Ok, hmm, was thinking CTIS, but your theory sounds more likely, cheers.
Also notice behind "cooler" covering much smaller hole.
ForumSage
SubscriberThey are a James Bond DB hub used for disabling tyres of passingToyotas.
Cheers
ForumSage
SubscriberThat one vehicle has a different wrap to the rest as the pattern includes names of places.
L322 tdv8 poverty pack - wow
Perentie 110 wagon ARN 49-107 (probably selling) turbo, p/steer, RFSV front axle/trutrack, HF, gullwing windows, double jerrys etc.
Perentie 110 wagon ARN 48-699 another project
Track Trailer ARN 200-117
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Swaggie
The same old same old paint scheme is a bit boring
Its also has large wheels with low profile tyres.
YarnMaster
Haha.. I'm so used to it now but I think I might ask Land Rover to do a custom paint job in the pilot wrapThe same old same old paint scheme is a bit boring
Its also has large wheels with low profile tyres.
Wizard
It depends how you look at it. The way I see it you have the original landrover generations , essentially series 1 - 4
There was no shared model name for the 90/110/130 (4th gen). This was not a problem until the Land Rover Discovery came out. At which point the defender model name was assigned to the 90/110/130 'series'. So 'Defender' is often referred to as the model name for all land rover 90/110/130 after series 3 without ridicule.
I have a LR90 which gets referred to as a Defender all the time! Most people switch off if you get nit picky about it.
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