StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Landrover

Found this forward control Landrover tucked in with the miniature steam entries ! The back has been neatly converted into accommodation from either an ambulance or a CCC unit ... Would laugh at floodwater ... even if the mpg is on the low side ...

Ian admiring this Series 1 [pretty sure that it topped his "take it home" list] {C16} Landrover Series 1 80inch built 1941 RegNo NRB 364 {lives in Whitley Bay}

L -> R i) {LC13} Landrover Series 2 built 1969 RegNo SAJ 957H {lives in Hartlepool} ii) {HC11} Commer Q4 built 1957 RegNo RYX 477 in AFS livery {lives in Ryton} iii) {LC10 Ford Transit built 1992 RegNo K428 NYS {lives in Gateshead} iv) partly hidden {LC03} Bedford J Type built 1962 RegNo 7500 HN {lives in Swalwell} Next vehicle over --- {COA01} Leyland Leopard coach built 1981 RegNo SCD 693X {lives in Consett} - saw this go around the arena this year.

According to the handbook - six Landrovers were entered into the "light commercials" class ... and another three were in with the cars ! the one nearest the camera is {LC07} A Series 2A built 1966 RegNo OXC 748D {lives in Penrith} the odd man out is {HC08} an Austin K2 Flatbed built 1945 RegNo GMN 289 {lives in Kenton, Newcastle}

{C19} Landrover Series I 80" built 1949, RegNo NRB 364

IIRC this is only part of the dozen or more Series I Landrovers that were parked outside the British Motor Museum when we arrived. This is just a few of them - nine in this image. We were told that there was a rally locally.

IIRC this is only part of the dozen or more Series I LandRovers that were parked outside the British Motor Museum when we arrived. There's eight - I think - in this image. We were told that there was a rally locally.

A forward control Landrover, with the rear load space adapted as accommodation [think 4WD motorhome]

[???] BHE 923B Forward control LandRover, running as a pick-up

[???] LEC 955 Land Rover - running as a fire appliance.

About half of the Landrovers that were booked to attend the show ... Series 1, 2, 2A, and 3 all represented.

There were over a dozen landrovers on display in this line-up.

Forward Control LandRover ...

from the left ... [5-103] Bedford RL Flatbed, 1954. RegNo. CYY 630C Hose layer flatbed with canvas cover. {currently holding up a tent !} [5-104] Landrover 2B Forward Control, RegNo. YBU 387H These were trialled by the army as gun tractors, but saw more service as fire engines and aircraft control units. The item on the far right appears to be a modern reproduction of a living van - make ??? - with diagonal planking, maybe a Fowler product ?

C19 : Land Rover, Series 1. built 1957 RegNo. 277 XUW [probably gets IDY's vote for The Vehicle I most want to take home today"]

Airforce livery LandRover." 55 AA 89" which was issued for VIP duties with the Royal Air Force from April 1955.

"William Riley" about to be launched into the outer harbour at Seahouses, using the RNLI landrover and slipway. The IB1 and ALB will follow shortly.

Seen outside the Caister Independent Lifeboat Station.