Gem said:

Nice photos, particularly the 109. Welcome too.

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landymanmel90 said:

:welcome2: cool pics, more pls....

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blue beasty said:

Old Landy in a barn.......I want.....want......WANT!

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Gem said:

Seb is the bees leg joints!!! I really like the Winch placement.. it really makes the look. and the tyres, and the colour, really it is all exactly the kind of landy I love! of course it could just be the photograph!! but the cross grill, and the lights in the wings, are my fav.. I'm sure the 88 will turn out cool too, good luck with it, I know how occupying it can be!! there is really so many parts to these things, I don't know where to start with mine! (109 ex military s2a) (continual project). is it all running fine? presumably the s.e.b kept it well? I can almost smell the hay from those 88 shots! all the best. Gem

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claudiap said:

Hi.

My name is Claudia and I am a professional photographer who likes to photograph Land Rovers, especially when they are off-roading! My partner owns a IIA 109". A few shots taken earlier this year:

I am Portuguese, but moved to England in April this year, and I have been enjoying a lot so far

My other half and I 88" inch Land Rover. It was built in 1966 for Southern Electricity Board, and was then owned by a farmer who still has it in his barn. It has original petrol engine, and originally had a fairey capstan winch.

Dan helped me with these technical bits as I don't know a lot about it but I hope to learn!

If anyone local can weld I would love to hear from you! :mil80:

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treeman said:

:welcome2:Nice pics VERY VERY nice find, look forward to the rebuild pics and the end result. Good luck and above all have fun!!

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