Post pictures of your Land Rover.

[Michael Slade]

You, me and the Ladies!!

I'm Dreaming of a Series l LWB pickup!!

Oh yeah, these ladies are 'da bomb! (their truck ain't bad either)

 

[AreaBFE]

Pics of my 1998 Disco

Here are a few pictures of my Disco...

 

[Funrover]

Here are a few pictures of my Disco...

What trail is the 3rd pic over from?

 

[timaus13]

Some pics from Tasmania

Hello here are some recent pics from the West Coast of Tasmania.
I own the green 76 2 Door Range Rover and my friend Carlos ownes the Gold Rover, then u have mark in his Disco and Rovercare Matt in his Rangie and JC in his Range rover, we spent 3 days looking around the coast and also went to a Fishing village called Strawn.
Beautifull views.
I hope u like it as much as we all did, we all plan to return there for at least a week sooon.
Tim Austin:tent: :REAdvRockClimber:

 

[hochung]

Here are a few from my love affair with the Discos.

It all started back in 94:

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Then in 99, swapped for:

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And in 04 to:

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That's the short of it. Of course, with many enjoyable and memorable moments in between.

 

[Chucaro]

Hello here are some recent pics from the West Coast of Tasmania.
I own the green 76 2 Door Range Rover and my friend Carlos ownes the Gold Rover, then u have mark in his Disco and Rovercare Matt in his Rangie and JC in his Range rover, we spent 3 days looking around the coast and also went to a Fishing village called Strawn.
Beautifull views.
I hope u like it as much as we all did, we all plan to return there for at least a week sooon.
Tim Austin:tent: :REAdvRockClimber:

I love that sunset Tim, post some more!!
Cheers
Arthur

 

[01001010]

Here are a few from my love affair with the Discos.

It all started back in 94:

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Then in 99, swapped for:

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And in 04 to:

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That's the short of it. Of course, with many enjoyable and memorable moments in between.

I'm sure I'm not the only recent nooB that stared at your XD for hours. So what's in store for the future?

 

[hochung]

So what's in store for the future?

maybe steal Scott's white disco.

 

[Series1Rangie]

Verticle grills

Hello here are some recent pics from the West Coast of Tasmania.
I own the green 76 2 Door Range Rover and my friend Carlos ownes the Gold Rover, then u have mark in his Disco and Rovercare Matt in his Rangie and JC in his Range rover, we spent 3 days looking around the coast and also went to a Fishing village called Strawn.
Beautifull views.

Sweet. Love the early RRC

Mike

 

[TeriAnn]

On another note....
Dormobile seems to be the only major manufacturer of sleeping systems which are accessed from the interior of the vehicle. Being able to do this eliminates having to go outside in the pouring rain (or muddy ground) to get to your bed.

Weeeellll actually there are 2 outside draw latches holding the top shut and you need to step outside to to release those latches. While you can get to the back without leaving the interior you must scramble over the front row of seats.

You get out the front, unlatch 2 latches on the left side & reenter through the back.

Including military contracts there were more carawagons built than Dormobiles and around a dozen Park Rangers.

Dormobiles

Carawagon

Park Ranger

X-panda-cab (Kit made in the US during mid 1960's)

Land Rover Explorer (US Dealer option in mid 1960's)

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[DCH109]

Weeeellll actually there are 2 outside draw latches holding the top shut and you need to step outside to to release those latches. While you can get to the back without leaving the interior you must scramble over the front row of seats.

You get out the front, unlatch 2 latches on the left side & reenter through the back.

Including military contracts there were more carawagons built than Dormobiles and around a dozen Park Rangers.

Dormobiles

Carawagon

Park Ranger

X-panda-cab (Kit made in the US during mid 1960's)

Land Rover Explorer (US Dealer option in mid 1960's)

​

That last one is great still give you the ability to remove it if you wish, but those campers are heavy.

 

[Christophe Noel]

Here are a few pictures of my Disco...

My Disco could easily tackle that obstical in the third photo. The sound alone would be impressive. "CRASH......BAM.....CRONK.....SMASH.....THUD!!"

That looks insane. Send that photo to your insurance agent with next year's Xmass card.

 

[Series1Rangie]

Weeeellll actually there are 2 outside draw latches holding the top shut and you need to step outside to to release those latches. While you can get to the back without leaving the interior you must scramble over the front row of seats.

You get out the front, unlatch 2 latches on the left side & reenter through the back.

Including military contracts there were more carawagons built than Dormobiles and around a dozen Park Rangers.

We had one series from UK that had a straight pop, the top was split down the middle and hinged on either side with a fabric roof IIRC. not sure what the brand was but it was funky red and white striped fabric. I liked that truck.

MIke

 

[TeriAnn]

We had one series from UK that had a straight pop, the top was split down the middle and hinged on either side with a fabric roof IIRC. not sure what the brand was but it was funky red and white striped fabric. I liked that truck.

That was one of about a dozen Park Rangers built world wide. Do you have any pictures or know what happened to that truck?

 

[Series1Rangie]

That was one of about a dozen Park Rangers built world wide. Do you have any pictures or know what happened to that truck?

I am sure there are pictures in one of the boxes somewhere. It was brought over 10ish years ago and sold on, haven't heard or seen it since. NOt sure where the new owner was from. Will go digging for photos.

MIke