taking a ex-military landy on holiday
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Griffdowg
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I did here something about this on EMLRA. Its not the fact your going to Morocco, its leaving the UK. I think it was a proposal but im not sure if it went ahead or not. Cant remember the details now either.
Worth getting on the EMLRA forum and searching/asking. Those guys are super helpfull and prett quick at answering.
hope this helps.
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Worth getting on the EMLRA forum and searching/asking. Those guys are super helpfull and prett quick at answering.
hope this helps.
G
Griffdowg
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The thread you want is here: Ex-Military Land Rover Association :: Log in
you will probably have to sign up.
here is more info: OGEL (Military Goods) | nibusinessinfo.co.uk
sadly it applies to all equipment to. Nato hitches, Michelin XZL tyres etc, even attached to Civvy vehicles!
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you will probably have to sign up.
here is more info: OGEL (Military Goods) | nibusinessinfo.co.uk
sadly it applies to all equipment to. Nato hitches, Michelin XZL tyres etc, even attached to Civvy vehicles!
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Griffdowg
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Well I read through it.
this is better and what you need: [ARCHIVED CONTENT] Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL) - BIS
you want this thread: Ex-Military Land Rover Association :: Log in
hope this helps.
G
this is better and what you need: [ARCHIVED CONTENT] Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL) - BIS
you want this thread: Ex-Military Land Rover Association :: Log in
hope this helps.
G
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Mine is an ex mod, and it went to Morocco with no problems/export permits etc. I did however paint it black, because I didn't like the idea of travelling in a vehicle that could be mistaken for a mil vehicle. It probably would have been fine, but there are military checkpoints in the desert, and if the guards are a bit stoned and see what they may think is an Algerian army vehicle approaching, you could get some extra ventillation holes in your landy 
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Yep white is definately the most sensible colour for an expedition Land Rover... Everybody said I should do mine white, which is exactly why I did it black..
Yep white is definately the most sensible colour for an expedition Land Rover... Everybody said I should do mine white, which is exactly why I did it black..
Excellent....that did make I larf
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I have a 1990 ex military 110 200tdi painted in the standard Military green. The guy who I bought it from used to go to Morocco in it every winter for about 7 years on the trot with out any problems. That would be about six years ago when he last went. Don't know if it has changed since then?
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landroverjack
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You could try pink?
landroverjack
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I like the mud-effect paint behind the wheels, where did you get it from?
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Now you are just being racist....
landroverjack
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Iz it cuz yourz iz blak? init.
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Yip, when the police stop me I always say, iz it cos my car is black
Alas policemen usually don't have a sense of humour...
Alas policemen usually don't have a sense of humour...
