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[Blueboy]

true "African Ingenuity "

while in Brasil, we encountered true Brasilian Ingenuity on some of our repairs in the middle of no where.

have to say though, we always made it home.


Jaime

[dunerunner]

OK, a few of mine..

First Land Rover




My current Land Rover





And the work continues....

[telwyn]

Here's my 1982 Land Rover Lightweight... more pics at http://web.mac.com/eelwyn/Pokey/Home_Page.html

[bmohan55]

Thanksgiving mud pics





Instead of the traditional family football game during thanksgiving we did something a little different. Playing along the power lines behind the house.

[slorocco]

Here’s my little project:

a a short clip on it’s maiden voyage or test run

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uyFYGfpUTY

[Tim Smith]

Here’s my little project:

a a short clip on it’s maiden voyage or test run

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uyFYGfpUTY

Is that an axle over? Looks nice a bouncy.

[Andrew IIA]

I got a little more organized with pics. So, here's my ride (I posted some lousy-boring pics earlier in this thread); 1963 SIIA 88" Station Wagon; many upgrades, dents, and lots of 'patina'

http://www.flickr.com/photos/skunkalley/sets/72157610584998247/detail/

[JayGoss]

I got a little more organized with pics. So, here's my ride (I posted some lousy-boring pics earlier in this thread); 1963 SIIA 88" Station Wagon; many upgrades, dents, and lots of 'patina'

http://www.flickr.com/photos/skunkal...998247/detail/

Great shots Andrew!!! I especially like the one with the sunset where you were freezing your butt off with the dogs- good screen saver material!

[Tim Smith]

I got a little more organized with pics. So, here's my ride (I posted some lousy-boring pics earlier in this thread); 1963 SIIA 88" Station Wagon; many upgrades, dents, and lots of 'patina'

http://www.flickr.com/photos/skunkal...998247/detail/

Nice work Andrew!

[Santana]

My 68 Series IIa Santana

Been looking around on here but have not found anyone with a Santana so here I am to "represent".

My Santana is just finishing up a rebuild. When I bought the vehicle it was in a poor state but through some loving (i.e. money shoveled at the shop) it is just about ready to get back on the trail.

1st image was right after purchase



All the rest are today. Should be out of the shop Wednesday.

[Tim Smith]

1st image was right after purchase

I wonder. Was that original roof a flat top or something? It looks kind of funny and I'm curious if that's a Santana thing or not.

The truck is looking great by the way!

[Santana]

Not an original roof by far. In South America you find all sorts of Frankenstein creations. I think it was local creation and I see a few Santana's here with them. When the Santana model was shipped to South America most had rag tops. Because of the different climates here (read COLD in the mountains) allot of aftermarket tops were introduced. Finding an original Santana top took me about 5 months. Finally found the one on there now in a little town called Villa Vicencia rotting away in a barn. The seats are not original though and I have a Tuffy center console installed as well. The engine hood is from a later model but opted for that because of the size and weight of my spare. Also, have the swing tire mount for a 90 defender model being installed on the back for another spare. I tried to make comprises to make the truck better while keeping it as original as possible.

Thanks. Monday, they finish up electrical work and install the window wipers and washer system. Tuesday, The windows go in on the cabin. Wednesday, she comes home with daddy!!!

[JayGoss]

OK, a few of mine..

First Land Rover




My current Land Rover





And the work continues....

....I'd consider that an upgrade from the previous model!!!!

[Bostonian1976]

I got a little more organized with pics. So, here's my ride (I posted some lousy-boring pics earlier in this thread); 1963 SIIA 88" Station Wagon; many upgrades, dents, and lots of 'patina'

http://www.flickr.com/photos/skunkal...998247/detail/

still my favorite Series so far

[slorocco]

Is that an axle over? Looks nice a bouncy.

Yes, the axles have been moved under the springs instead of on top of them.

Here's a clearer pic. It's sitting on 36x12.50x15 super swampers

I had no rear shocks in that video clip, which is part of why it's so bouncy.