Iann
Active Member
I rember you telling some one LZ isn't a club
Is it now
And would we spot a LZ stand by seeing a old ambulance and 100 women across the bonnet of a defender and loads of folk bloated on cake
I rember you telling some one LZ isn't a club
Is it now
And would we spot a LZ stand by seeing a old ambulance and 100 women across the bonnet of a defender and loads of folk bloated on cake
blackstrat
Well-Known Member
Perhaps Iann can do one of his 'specialist' photographic displays for the club stand..?
Iann
Active Member
In a medium sized animal print lined leather ground sheeted marquee
Incense and 70s sex music wafting in from a a converted series heater box and audio system
Is that what you mean
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Only in so far as we is much more than a club.....we is a community
They don't do community stands though
bit short sighted but we's adaptable
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
In a medium sized animal print lined leather ground sheeted marquee
Incense and 70s sex music wafting in from a a converted series heater box and audio system
Is that what you mean
Who told you about my ambulance refit??
Kizzeh
Well-Known Member
Just got back. Took the big ginger dog, missus and kids. Had a good day out and brought a couple of cheap bits, no freelander bits of course but I was pleased to find Somone from the forum (even if I forgot to say I was from here too) and I saw a few freelanders dotted about.
Would have liked to camp for the weekend but there's always next year
Would have liked to camp for the weekend but there's always next year
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
A fair description.
I've been at peterboghorror since Friday evening. I've had a great weekend, go mainly to look round the used stuff looking for bits for my rangie but spend most of the day just chatting about land rovers to people. massive show and plenty of nice landrovers of all types to look at and chat about.
We've had a little stand on the jumble just getting rid of parts accumulated between myself and a couple of pals. Towed a caravan down on the back of the rangie after a last minute change of plans but it did good.
Favourite vehicle of show had to be V12 aston powered 2 door rangie. Very nice.
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I thought it was a great show with lots to see and do. The only think I did'nt like was the amount of non landie's in the response village area. It's a LR show, I don't want to see wanna be landrovers! And I think someone needs to tell them that they are not an emergency service!
aaronmorris
Head's a shed
Didn't go to the show but seen pictures of the V12 aston rangie, Looked very nice and from those I've spoken to said the workmanship was top draw.
How much did the stand on the jumble cost you? If you don't mind me asking
Could have done with doing that myself. Would have been quicker and easier than having to post it all.
B/B - this kind of thing is what i'm talking about...
Just makes the stand a bit more interesting
Bit disapointed in that half the stuff i wanted wasn't at the show, i got a full set of canvas exmoor trim seat covers for the 110 and 2 rolls of carpet for the series, couple of T-shirts for the niece and nephew from 1948OE and that's about it really
Just makes the stand a bit more interesting
Bit disapointed in that half the stuff i wanted wasn't at the show, i got a full set of canvas exmoor trim seat covers for the 110 and 2 rolls of carpet for the series, couple of T-shirts for the niece and nephew from 1948OE and that's about it really
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
Didn't go to the show but seen pictures of the V12 aston rangie, Looked very nice and from those I've spoken to said the workmanship was top draw.
How much did the stand on the jumble cost you? If you don't mind me asking
Could have done with doing that myself. Would have been quicker and easier than having to post it all.
Was £96 for 4m x 15m which included camping and passes for 4 people which isn't too bad. Think to camp for the two days was about £80.
Was a snug fit everywhere.
And they'd had to cut a fair lump out of the bulkhead due to length.
Found a pic.
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aaronmorris
Head's a shed
Was £96 for 4m x 15m which included camping and passes for 4 people which isn't too bad. Think to camp for the two days was about £80.
Was a snug fit everywhere.
And they'd had to cut a fair lump out of the bulkhead due to length.
No that's actually very reasonable between 4 people and the bonus of camping.
I'd have been tempted had I known it wasn't extortionate.
Yeah, Was chatting to someone about the Rangie, Said with it being so wide they had to chop a fair amount out of the chassis rails too.
Looks bloody good though
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
No that's actually very reasonable between 4 people and the bonus of camping.
I'd have been tempted had I known it wasn't extortionate.
Yeah, Was chatting to someone about the Rangie, Said with it being so wide they had to chop a fair amount out of the chassis rails too.
Looks bloody good though
Sounded well.
JoelC
Active Member
Sounded well.
Sounded awesome when he was giving it the beans in the arena.
Camping was 75 quid (for LRO subscribers) for three people inc a car. There was loads of space and they weren't too fussed about pitch space so long as you were sensible.
Apart from the Cnut in the next tent having an argument with his missus at 3am. He very nearly left with a tent pole up his arse.
3.5 efi
Well-Known Member
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
A lz chill out zone of an evening would be nice.
With Accy doing his famous BBQ firework display
