The RRC now accepts any Land Rover product. I guess there aren’t many new Rangie owners going off road. And Greg now has a Pangea green 110.
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The RRC now accepts any Land Rover product. I guess there aren’t many new Rangie owners going off road. And Greg now has a Pangea green 110.
At work (East Perth WA) in the carpark is a beautiful green P400 110. I have marked the spot next to it for my grey P400 arriving in March....
There are more and more out there, I actually saw two today, a black 110 turning off Ipswich Rd this morning and a white 110 at Bunnings a bit later.
Saw a Carpathian grey 110 with LR bar and roof rack plus awning this morning, would almost be a clone for mine that's due in about 6 weeks
On Monday I saw a black New Defender 110 on the highway to Toowoomba in the Summerholm area.
On the Gold Coast,saw a green 110,all the wheels were green as well as the spare.
Didn’t look that great,but I suppose that is a personal thing.
Sounds like the 75th anniversary edition if it is grassmere green not Pangea.. the 75th needs aQuote:
Originally Posted by scarry
white roof and either black or white wheels to break up the green
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Originally Posted by zilch
Yes it was a green I hadn’t seen before.
So does that model come with the green wheels?
Even the spare was green.
Yep, even the alloys are the same green as the body..Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Saw one of those on the fwy today, and at the dealer last week when I picked mine up. Worst colour and the matching wheels make it even worse. Colour looks way better on the originals, and I agree, it needs a white roof and alloy or steel wheels. Not a fan, but I guess for the 75th anniversary some collectors may like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by zilch