Post your Dormobile Pictures...
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DividingCreek
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Evilfij is building one from a NAS spec 110 using parts from a couple different 109 conversions. I have seen the piles of parts, all steel galvanized etc.. so it should be very cool when done.
TeriAnn
Explorer
Dormobile pictures? Have I got Dormobile pictures
14 pages of Land Rover Dormobile pictures
Here are two of my favorites:
Three Dormobiles camped in the Mojave desert. Mine is the one in the middle. All three of these Dormies were camped together during the last overland Expo.
The same three Dormobiles at the 2013 Overland Expo
Camped inside Monument Valley. The one on the left is mine and the one on the right belongs to Grace Howard though she lets her parents drive it as long as they are with her on the trip.
14 pages of Land Rover Dormobile pictures
Here are two of my favorites:
Three Dormobiles camped in the Mojave desert. Mine is the one in the middle. All three of these Dormies were camped together during the last overland Expo.
The same three Dormobiles at the 2013 Overland Expo
Camped inside Monument Valley. The one on the left is mine and the one on the right belongs to Grace Howard though she lets her parents drive it as long as they are with her on the trip.
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evilfij
Explorer
Unless you want to see a pic of the roof in the corner of my garage, the seats in my attic, the badges in the safe, or the wardrobe and stove in my basement, I don't have much to show you. My father does have the digital pics of when I bought the two dormobiles i bought out of Canada ten plus years ago, so I should ask him to get them to me at some point.
In any event, it is a NAS 110, galvy chassis, galvy bulkhead, galvy T-pieces, which I plan to fit the dormobile roof to. For the time being, I will probably go with the stock NAS 110 seats, but eventually I would like to fit the dormobile bulks, stove and wardrobe
I may keep the driver's seat stock defender as the idea of long distance travel on the stock dormobile seat is not appealing.
My projects take forever, so look for completion around 2020.
In any event, it is a NAS 110, galvy chassis, galvy bulkhead, galvy T-pieces, which I plan to fit the dormobile roof to. For the time being, I will probably go with the stock NAS 110 seats, but eventually I would like to fit the dormobile bulks, stove and wardrobe
I may keep the driver's seat stock defender as the idea of long distance travel on the stock dormobile seat is not appealing.
My projects take forever, so look for completion around 2020.
James86004
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Grace loves it when you say that!
justin1nc30
New member
Here's our Defender 110 300Tdi Dormobile, we love it.
James86004
Expedition Leader
Nice! What is the rear end of your awning attached to?
justin1nc30
New member
Brownchurch (the roofrack manufacturer) made a bespoke hoop for the rear of the Dormy to attach the awning to along with somewhere to put our canoe.
JSBriggs
Adventurer
Elbee
Adventurer
This one is for sale. I'm sure you can negotiate the price down from 5,000 GBP
1986 110
http://www.heritagelandroversales.com/vehicles/us/1986-dormobile
1986 110
http://www.heritagelandroversales.com/vehicles/us/1986-dormobile