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  1. 10th May 2012, 09:55 PM #31
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    Landrovers are of course Exactly like Meccano Sets.





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  2. 10th May 2012, 10:08 PM #32
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    Outstanding.

    Knew my theory was right!!!!
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  3. 11th May 2012, 09:16 AM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    Landrovers are of course Exactly like Meccano Sets.


    I hope you don't mind but can I save this pic. Do you have a closer pic if the Rapier Missile Launcher in the background?

    We have an interest in 101's

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  4. 11th May 2012, 09:56 AM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    I hope you don't mind but can I save this pic. Do you have a closer pic if the Rapier Missile Launcher in the background?

    We have an interest in 101's

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    Nice work, I agree.

    I found those meccano LR pics on google, I saved them myself because these things have a habit of disappearing

    here is the missile trailer

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    I had a sticker on my Series 3 109 wagon that read.

    Older , unreliable , outdated and fun.

    So is the Landy!
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    How cool is the 101, winch and all!

    Capstan on the series too.

    Love it
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    Quote Originally Posted by VK3UTE View Post
    How cool is the 101, winch and all!

    Capstan on the series too.

    Love it

    Yep googled it and got the site, the person is an absolute landy tragic (there is someone worse than us) with the amount of pages he has on them he obviously lives in the UK

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    Hi,
    I have been fascinated by them since I read "Warriors on Wheels" and "First Overland" as a school kid.
    It took a bit of a whack out of my Super, but I've at last managed to get a Puma.

    I'd love a series, but the divorce would make the price too high.

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    Get the series I say

    The choice is clear I think
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    Quote Originally Posted by VK3UTE View Post
    Get the series I say

    The choice is clear I think
    I agree!
    Eighteen months ago I purchased a 1971 2A from a guy in Melbourne.
    He purchased the vehicle new, and he had also married around the same time. His wife left him after ten years but the trusty Land Rover stayed around for 39 years!
    Doesn't that tell you something

    Cheers, Mick.
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