Thread: Series III's in action.

[QUOTE=bullets;1229075]shots of my shorty - 1st attempt at uploading pics - hope it works!?



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Yes you have done very well....what are you trying to scallops there


Mrs hh

Originally Posted by The ho har's

now you have posted all that where is the pic

Mrs hh

arrrrm wow, after what you have posted......... where are your pics

OK, It's not quite what you asked for.

It is a Series III, but I like to own a Land Rover because it can take me to interesting places, not just because of what I can do with it.

So here are a few photos of my Series III, not so much doing interesting things, but rather taking me to interesting places.

Driving up the Old Ghan railway.





Old stock route from Bullita Homestead in Gregory National Park. Yes, I am on the track.







Chambers Pillar near the centre of Australia.


Right in the exact geographical centre of Australia. The Lambert Centre.


In Ross River on the way out from N'Dahla Gorge in the East Macdonnells.

i don't have too many action shots - but here are some from a Stockton trip a few moons ago. Never had more fun in the old girl than in the sand.







looking better with big shoes

Originally Posted by Hardchina

arrrrm wow, after what you have posted......... where are your pics

ummm my pics are at the top of this thread not mud mind you but pics all the same


Mrs hh

Some of you might know the Perth Hills / Kalamunda area.

My son borrowed my Stage 1 to get his 80 series down to the exhaust shop in Midland from Kalamunda. He had just fitted a GM 6.5 V8 from Brunswick diesel (big disaster). He didn't have it all working but needed to get the 3" exhaust system installed so he could run it.

He decided to go down Gooseberry Hill Rd instead of Kalamunda Rd hill because there would be less traffic. Gooseberry Hill Rd is twice as steep as Kalamunda Rd. He had it in 1st gear LR all the way down and it held it OK. The trailer brakes on the hired trailer didn't help much. When he got to the bottom he found that the weight of the trailer pushing him down the hill had bent the gooseneck up.

A few days later when he brought it home he came up Kalamunda Rd, down to 2nd gear LR. I was hoping it might straighten the gooseneck out but it didn't.

The Landy has done a couple of rescue missions when my son and his mates got themselves (80 series and GQs) bogged in the bush near Mundaring.

Originally Posted by vnx205

OK, It's not quite what you asked for.

It is a Series III, but I like to own a Land Rover because it can take me to interesting places, not just because of what I can do with it.

So here are a few photos of my Series III, not so much doing interesting things, but rather taking me to interesting places.

Driving up the Old Ghan railway.





Old stock route from Bullita Homestead in Gregory National Park. Yes, I am on the track.







Chambers Pillar near the centre of Australia.


Right in the exact geographical centre of Australia. The Lambert Centre.


In Ross River on the way out from N'Dahla Gorge in the East Macdonnells.

mate some of those photos are just amazing they could even be used as advertisements for the s3

Hopefully in april next year i will have shots like these!!