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I've seen some amazing Land Rover photos over the years. Let's build a collection of them. Only your favorites. Here's one to start it off: Credit: Birmabright Brotherhood

Of course. Those Scepter cans are the ones everybody wants. However, they're now illegal in the US and can only be bought used at high prices.

LR4 is definitely not a smaller SUV. If you don't like the Evoque, try the LR2. Good MPG for a LR, comfortable but not too fancy, great for light off-road. Recent models just had a refresh too.

LR2 or TDi is probably as good as MPG gets for a LR.

Why import a Defender when you could buy this: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/112897-Amazing-Expedition-Ready-1975-Land-Rover-101-Forward-Control

"Driving this is like starting your own parade.." Ad: http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/3897133435.html Featured here: http://www.drivetheglobe.com

Does anyone know what the flexible coupler that connects the trailers is called? I've searched and haven't been able to find more trailers setup like this. I've seen it before on city buses and between cabs and trailers on unimogs. It can be seen at 14 seconds in the above video.

Hope we'll be seeing more of your newest member. Snow depth? Powder, wet, frozen? Did the tires cut, plow, or float? It seems like those wide tires would try to float, but the weight would force it to plow instead of cut or float. Plowing is not a strategy I'd like to have in snow.

Ever since I was a kid I've found certain features of Jurassic Park very interesting, one of which is the mobile lab RV. If you've seen similar real-world builds, even if on a smaller platform, but of similar style, I'd be very interested in seeing them. "The mobile lab used by the research...

Scott, that's a very fine example of my favorite expedition vehicle! There's something very special about them. :) However, here's the bumper it should have (a real one):

It's called "Logistic Track", "L-Track", or "Airline Track"

Official Land Rover technical document regarding axles:

Thanks!

I've been trying to figure out what kind of bike this is and can't seem to figure it out. Anyone know? Thanks. http://www.overlandjournal.com/overlanding/