Post pictures of your Land Rover.

[Grizzly]

Here is my old DI

it's not in an good shape butt take a look on my site :sombrero:

http://www.lr-discovery.nl

 

[JackW]

I've loaded a bunch of pictures of the Land Rovers I've owned over the last 37 years on my smugmug web page here - there's still a couple I haven't found pictures of yet.

http://solaros1.smugmug.com/Cars/Land-Rovers/

 

[Von Petrol]

I've loaded a bunch of pictures of the Land Rovers I've owned over the last 37 years on my smugmug web page here - there's still a couple I haven't found pictures of yet.

http://solaros1.smugmug.com/Cars/Land-Rovers/

Wow!

 

[Correus]

I've loaded a bunch of pictures of the Land Rovers I've owned over the last 37 years on my smugmug web page here - there's still a couple I haven't found pictures of yet.

http://solaros1.smugmug.com/Cars/Land-Rovers/

SWEET!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[jeepmedic46]

Beautiful Land Rovers, Thank you for sharing:smiley_drive:

 

[advnirvana]

Here are a couple of pics of my 94 D90 NAS.

Andy
Ontario, Canada
95 Defender 90 NAS
2007 BMW R1200GS Adventure
blog: www.2wheelescape.com

 

[kellymoe]

Made a bike rack for my truck a few weeks ago. While my truck has tons of room there is really not a practical place to put my mountain bike when I go ride. I solved the problem by utilizing the front end bumper jack points. I welded up a frame that slides into the jack points and then mounted a Yakima bike rack to the welded frame. It takes about 30 seconds to install and less to take off. The bike handlebars are slightly higher than the hood mounted spare so visibility is not an issue. It has worked great so far.

 

[michaels]

Made a bike rack for my truck a few weeks ago. While my truck has tons of room there is really not a practical place to put my mountain bike when I go ride. I solved the problem by utilizing the front end bumper jack points. I welded up a frame that slides into the jack points and then mounted a Yakima bike rack to the welded frame. It takes about 30 seconds to install and less to take off. The bike handlebars are slightly higher than the hood mounted spare so visibility is not an issue. It has worked great so far.

nice bike!

 

[kellymoe]

Thanks, I think, it has actually given me a lot of headaches but Ithink I have all the bugs worked out now. It's not a great bike but it is a good jack of all trades bike.

nice bike!

 

[benlittle]

Thanks, I think, it has actually given me a lot of headaches but Ithink I have all the bugs worked out now. It's not a great bike but it is a good jack of all trades bike.

Looks like you've got some flats on it... What kind of riding do you do?

 

[kellymoe]

Looks like you've got some flats on it... What kind of riding do you do?

Flats, as in street tires? They are a fairly aggressive off road tire, I only ride single track and old fire roads. The are the tire that came with the bike. Or do you mean flat tires, if so it may look that way because the tire sits in a channel.

 

[benlittle]

Oh sorry, I was talking about the pedals... I thought you had flats/ downhill pedals on it.

Very nice, I ride a bit myself

 

[michaels]

Thanks, I think, it has actually given me a lot of headaches but Ithink I have all the bugs worked out now. It's not a great bike but it is a good jack of all trades bike.

okay well nice LOOKING bike! i'm a cannondale super v fan myself. it's an older design, but it's all my and my dad ride. we build them from the ground up.

 

[kellymoe]

Oh sorry, I was talking about the pedals... I thought you had flats/ downhill pedals on it.

Very nice, I ride a bit myself

Oh, no those are standard clip in pedals. I'm not up on all the lingo.

 

[MrLeadfoot]

1971 series 2a