land rover meeting Canary Islands

[RRCamel]

Hi all, while I follow this page, but it's the first time I write in it, the first thing and congratulate all of the owners who have posted photos of their Land Rovers, (I've seen one by one the 318 pages of post ) and the truth is coming out fantastic Land Rovers. After that I would like to leave a link to the Facebook page we created a small group of five friends and we are responsible for organizing the meeting Land Rover Canary, Canary Islands, Spain every two years. This year the crisis has made acudieran less fans (the move between islands with the car is quite expensive) and an average of 150 Land Rovers usually flocked this year have only been about 90, but is understandable, so no we are worried because we know that when things change, we will have more fans at these events. Well, here is encace facebook https://www.facebook.com/#!/LandRoverCC where they can view photos of the event this year and the previous. Greetings from Spain.

 

[DividingCreek]

I just imported a 110 here from Tenerife for my brother. The seller took the 20 some odd hour ferry ride to the mainland and delivered the truck to our agent there. The truck belonged to a small dive company that went belly up.

 

[RRCamel]

Possibly, he was sent from Tenerife Island from which I write in the peninsula ferry from a port to be sent from there to the United States, since from Tenerife or Gran Canaria which is the other large capital in the archipelago shipping companies do not traveling to the U.S., we think about two days from mainland Spain by boat. Anyway I'm glad that a Landy survived beyond this rolling scrapping and elsewhere in the world.:luxhello:

 

[ZG]

I just imported a 110 here from Tenerife for my brother. The seller took the 20 some odd hour ferry ride to the mainland and delivered the truck to our agent there. The truck belonged to a small dive company that went belly up.

ha! nice.

 

[DividingCreek]

Yes the truck was from Tenerife island. Closer to Morocco than mainland Spain. Yes the truck went to mainland Spain and then was driven to the UK, 2300 miles total, and then into a container for the US. Where there is a will there is a way, its what I do. Its now on the road in Virginia.

 

[RRCamel]

Yes the truck was from Tenerife island. Closer to Morocco than mainland Spain. Yes the truck went to mainland Spain and then was driven to the UK, 2300 miles total, and then into a container for the US. Where there is a will there is a way, its what I do. Its now on the road in Virginia.

Tenerife, uk, usa???? ......... Uff,. It more than a trip, it seems an odyssey. Well I hope to arrive in perfect condition and you can enjoy it. :smiley_drive:

 

[ZG]

It's already here.. haha