Some Land Rover pictures I took on a journey to Scotland in July 1997
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Brumml, my 110 at Loch Arkaig. Around the bumper you see my tow rope. It's made
of fourfold climbing rope (a retired one) and is very strechy. This proofed to be
very handy for winchless off road recovery. Usually I carry it in the back of
the truck, but during the Scotland trip it was in the way all the time, so I
tied it around the bumper. I admit that I did like the look, though...
The military SIII 88 of Norman, an Englishman living in Viersen, Germany,
who we met at the ferry in Oostende. He talked about going to the Billing Land
Rover meeting, so perhaps you met him if you were there, too.
A sad SII 88 we spotted in Gairloch at the harbor beside a Land Rover workshop.
A civilized military SII 88. Note the military bumper and side light glasses.
A nicely restored SIII 88 near Ullapool
A sad looking SI with modified front in Lairg
What it should look like:
After a front end repair with gimp, a photoshop clone
A SII 109 with tracks, we spotted at the Lix Toll Land Rover garage.
This may easily be the most often pictured Cuthbertson conversion. There
are just 5 or 6 of these worldwide.
A forest LandRover, also at the Lix Toll garage. On the right you see
Ian Stuart contemplating about
showing up with the Cuthbertson at a RTV trial.
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Brumml, my 110 at Loch Arkaig. Around the bumper you see my tow rope. It's made
of fourfold climbing rope (a retired one) and is very strechy. This proofed to be
very handy for winchless off road recovery. Usually I carry it in the back of
the truck, but during the Scotland trip it was in the way all the time, so I
tied it around the bumper. I admit that I did like the look, though...
The military SIII 88 of Norman, an Englishman living in Viersen, Germany,
who we met at the ferry in Oostende. He talked about going to the Billing Land
Rover meeting, so perhaps you met him if you were there, too.
A sad SII 88 we spotted in Gairloch at the harbor beside a Land Rover workshop.
A civilized military SII 88. Note the military bumper and side light glasses.
A nicely restored SIII 88 near Ullapool
A sad looking SI with modified front in Lairg
After a front end repair with gimp, a photoshop clone
A SII 109 with tracks, we spotted at the Lix Toll Land Rover garage.
This may easily be the most often pictured Cuthbertson conversion. There
are just 5 or 6 of these worldwide.
A forest LandRover, also at the Lix Toll garage. On the right you see
Ian Stuart contemplating about
showing up with the Cuthbertson at a RTV trial.