What Land Rover is this?
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ConnectionError said:
take-good-care-of-the-forest-dewey said:
Ex ambulance. Series 2a or 3.
Defender doors?Edited by take-good-care-of-the-forest-dewey on Friday 15th October 10:21
110 Defender, with a locally coachbuilt body. Perhaps the body is older than the chassis and was transferred between vehicles? It certainly looks like an older style of bodywork, with the curved panels, although that might just be to local taste?
Plenty of ex British Army Defender-based ambulances kicking around on the surplus market. I've seen a couple used by Cold War living history/reenactor types as camper vans because, while they aren't "period correct", they don't spoil the aesthetic of their "period" vehicles and encampments at history festivals and suchlike.
Plenty of ex British Army Defender-based ambulances kicking around on the surplus market. I've seen a couple used by Cold War living history/reenactor types as camper vans because, while they aren't "period correct", they don't spoil the aesthetic of their "period" vehicles and encampments at history festivals and suchlike.
Bill said:
Interesting little piece that. Thanks!
(Scroll down to the image of the 'Albanian EOD Team ambulance' and it's a ringer for the one the OP spotted)
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