Rubins4
Well-Known Member
This was on today. Mrs, little one and I went for a walk around and really enjoyed it. Mines not ready yet but I've given myself a dead line of next year's show to get it finished as I will definitely be going back next year.
As per the name, it's a classic LR event so nearly all series, a few Forward Control's and the odd Classic Rangie. Apparently there were 100 ish vehicles, plus the museum so 11 quid a ticket wasn't too bad, plus the cafe and tea rooms.
Unfortunately I left my phone in the car as I would have liked to have taken some pictures. Lots of lovely series ones, nice military jobs and a really nice marine blue S3 swb which inspired me to get mine back together.
@flat did you go in the end? By the sound of it you must live near me!
As per the name, it's a classic LR event so nearly all series, a few Forward Control's and the odd Classic Rangie. Apparently there were 100 ish vehicles, plus the museum so 11 quid a ticket wasn't too bad, plus the cafe and tea rooms.
Unfortunately I left my phone in the car as I would have liked to have taken some pictures. Lots of lovely series ones, nice military jobs and a really nice marine blue S3 swb which inspired me to get mine back together.
@flat did you go in the end? By the sound of it you must live near me!
Sputnik01
Active Member
We went in the morning and had a really good time. The lads particularly liked the Shorland, we were shown around it by the extremely genial owner. I must admit I'd always thought the Shorland looked a bit odd in pictures but it was much better in the flesh. We took the Beach Bus in buts she's almost completely de-mil'ed so it was nice to see some restored to military configuration. The military 101's looked awesome as always.
It was nice to meet other Land Rover owners/sufferers. It's the first LR meet I've been too. I'll post some pictures when I can set up an alternative to Photobucket.
It was nice to meet other Land Rover owners/sufferers. It's the first LR meet I've been too. I'll post some pictures when I can set up an alternative to Photobucket.
flat
Well-Known Member
flat
Well-Known Member
Perhaps next year have a bit of a meet up? Always good to meet new people.
You can upload photos directly into the website, if you use the Upload a File button, that way a third party host can't f things up again
Local meet up would be good!
Dylan353
Member
One of the lads had a bunch of them for sale. One for 4 quid and a few for a tenner!
