Show us your Series

[rwollschlager]

I believe that has to be some old after market interior, NelsAnderson, a fellow board member has the same style in his series IIA 109

-Rob

[RoverForm]

This is my trusty steed.

Brett

i must know... is that salt or fresh water? that's a great photo, but if its salt, think of the potential damage!

*nvrmnd. i read on... what a relief.

you got the old yellow lettering Rover flaps too like me - apparently a pretty rare item

anyone know what type of paint they used for the flaps?

[Tim Smith]

...NelsAnderson, a fellow board member has the same style in his series IIA 109...

Really? I must have missed it for all the cool radio equipment mounted throughout his 109.

[J!m]

A few pics of my truck in Africa in '01.

Rovers North was a sponsor of that trip (and good thing too!)

[SafeAirOne]

A few pics of my truck in Africa in '01.

If that's the same Series Rover trip to Africa that I think it is, it looked pretty fun, from what I saw on youtube. Of course, I can't seem to locate the video now...

EDIT...Oh here it is (I don't seem to know how to embed the youtube video).

[J!m]

Here's all of them!

http://www.youtube.com/drivetheglobe



EDIT: PS That is the trip...

[txffjim]

1 of 5 or so limestone rovers to show up in TX
before and after:

[Tim Smith]

Africa trip. AWESOME!

Texas Rover fixup. Awesome!

[Boddington]

Here's all of them!

http://www.youtube.com/drivetheglobe



EDIT: PS That is the trip...

Jim, every few weeks I'll throw on those videos. What an awesome time that must have been. It must have been hot as hell in those Series rigs.

[J!m]

To coin a phrase: "It's a dry heat".

It is true however; it was well over 100 (outside) every day and quite comfortable for the most part.

I think it got as hot a 132 between the seats in my truck...

The adhesive holding my hiking boots together melted...