Corowa 2014 mixed photo drop box part 1

[Carzee]

Wolf... I checked google before I posted. Lol. When I checked Landrover 90 MOD it put up virtually the same pics.
Perhaps we should get a page to set out the differences...

[juddy]

Wolf... I checked google before I posted. Lol. When I checked Landrover 90 MOD it put up virtually the same pics.
Perhaps we should get a page to set out the differences...

They do look alike, Hard top should be firberglass, spare wheel should be on lefthand side of rear body. should have larger type wing side vents.






Theres a few clues as to it not being a Wolf, and unless the owner had used it in the UK for over a year, it would be a Illegal Import.

Still it looks very good, shame we never had a Perentie SWB. ummmmmmmmmmm

[Ellard]

Hi there all

that is a very nice hardtop ........ although not original would look great on a Perentie

[juddy]

Thats the one I was going to get you wayne...

[FFRMAN]

Some pictures I took, rovers to start with.

Cheers
Scott

[FFRMAN]

Some more

[FFRMAN]

Some swimmers - an Alvis

[FFRMAN]

Some jeeps

[FFRMAN]

WW1 vehicles

[FFRMAN]

The best of them all (apart from Land Rovers)

[Carzee]

Great shot of the search light Scott
 Also the old Dodge car "US 002701" was a cut above - with the Landy top and seats - excellent.

[FFRMAN]

Great shot of the search light Scott
 Also the old Dodge car "US 002701" was a cut above - with the Landy top and seats - excellent.

Hi Ross

Yeah the canopy is standard issue WW1 disruptive pattern.......Lol


Glad you liked the GB RPS

cheers
Scott

[AGAS 5]

Nice pics, keep 'em coming!

Anyone get a head count on the landies, by type ?

Pete

[Phoenix]

Re the Green 110, the first hundred or so Perentie 110's were all plain green before the camouflage scheme started, I need to look up the precise number.

[Diana Alan]

Thx Bruce. Got one of your LR here somewhere.
Some more off my smartphone.
A Wolf in Ball Park and a "chemist calendar pic" of a local lagoon fisherman looking for his bait, or his maybe his rod.



Amazing how well olive drab matches the river environs.

Don't you just love the anoracks counting rivets.  One participant went out of his way to inform me that the pick on this ex-Brit 90 was an Australian type and not a Brit one.

The owner tells me that while it doesn't have the metal reinforcing on the handle, it is actually the pick and handle that came out with the vehicle ex-UK.  The metal bit on the handles were replaced with a plastic reinforcing in later supply contracts and the wooden handles are actually better and more durable.