Post Your Wheeling Pics/Stories

[NepentheSea]

Sure, its great fun reading about you being picky and wanting the perfect bolt/strap/doohicky so that your spotless garage queen can be 100% period perfect..... but I want photos of your Rover stuck in mud, high centered on rocks, broken on the trail, on fire, rolled, or just generally having fun. And I want the story to go with it too.

I wouldn't be one to make such a demand without posting my own photo/story, but my 109 is dead in the barn with half an engine... as soon as I get it running again I'll go sink it and take pictures. Promise

Now post those pics!

[TeriAnn]

Hard to take a picture of your rig while you are driving. You have to reply upon others who 1. take pictures they like which may or may not include the best ones of your rig and 2. may or may not share them with you or give you a copy. The most common ones are those taken when you are stopped and outside the truck or at camp sites.

Here's a small sampling for your amusement:

[Blueboy]

nice pics TeriAnn and agree its tough getting them while one is driving.

always have liked the pic with the 3 Dormies together.

I'll post some of Blueboy later on.

[gudjeon]

Mine still earns it keep going camping, and collecting whatnot:

[Blueboy]

we use Blueboy as a camp mobile as well as a kennel on 4 wheels for the 4-paw drive Labs.

[NepentheSea]

Gorgeous photos! Helps me deal with being with being unable to drive mine for a while.
The three side by side is fantastic, TeriAnn.
Gudjeon- thats great with the Rover Creek sign- laughed when I saw that.
Bluebuy- I like the shot by Sebois Lake- I also like how you painted your Safari Roof with the blue going under the white as opposed to entirely white. Looks great.

[greasyhandsagain]

A view out the windshield!



Looking up the hill....

[LaneRover]

we use Blueboy as a camp mobile as well as a kennel on 4 wheels for the 4-paw drive Labs.

I see that you got one of the 'Tourist traps' on your trip

[gudjeon]

From the other side of the windscreen. Waiting for the Kootenay Lake ferry in a ser1:

[TeriAnn]

we use Blueboy as a camp mobile as well as a kennel on 4 wheels for the 4-paw drive Labs.

My dogs have been avid off roaders too. Here's a picture of lacy taking her turn at the wheel

And munching down on some food I had just inside the back so it would stay dry.