A story of Landy love & Land Rover Series offroad challenge against other 4x4s at the AWDSA fun day
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Driving a series Land Rover is an experience like no other and for many it is where the love for these legends is cemented. In this video a bunch of Land Rover Series 1 2 and 3's from the Land Rover Club of South Africa challenge the other 4x4s over a set of offroad obstacles in a fun day out.
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See you dont need lots of mud to enjoy yourself great blog THANKS MERRY CHRISTMAS
Mud is fun but the cleaning is no fun. Anyway we seem to have more dust than mud. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching.
Only in a Series Land Rover, it's simply a way of life.
Yes that’s it a way of life 👏
Great to see your motivation for doing your rebuild, keep in in mind when you are set back. Can't wait to see the results!
Thanks a lot for the extra motivation and support. I am getting more and more motivated to finish it
El mejor auto del Mundo
si estoy de acuerdo gracias por mirar
Alan, your videos are the best. I really enjoy every minute and always look forward to your next release.
Keep up the great work. You provide a great deal of enjoyment for a lot of people
Thank you.
It’s a pleasure and thanks for always watching and the support
The spare on the bonnett was an unnecessary extra weight over the front axle . Only encouraging a diff burst. Also obscured the line of sight. Spare was always best adding a weight over the rear axle .that many hung on thier tailgate. Walking the course infront of you gives you foresight of when momentum is required .
Thanks for watching and commenting
I miss that little blue Landy, I drove that landy for 25 years.
Any idea where it is now?
Looked like a Series 2 or 2a..... Did you mention Series 3...
Nice video, nice Landies, nice people... ( not talking about the "others" in the background 😂😂😂
Lekker meeting...
Sadly, nobody in RSA organised a 75th birthday party for LR...
There were little efforts here and there, but nothing compared to the two LR Festivals we had in Vereeniging....
That was magic... 1007 Landies in convoy, with about another 150 in the campsite not in the convoy....
Thanks, this was fun....
That Series 3 of Brian’s is the one where he fitted a Series 2 dash 🫣 didn’t want the plastic , now he drives a Defender 😂
Hi Darry & Gita👍👍👍
Yip two real legends
This was great fun to watch.
Series Land Rovers are not plentiful here in the US, and Rare in California. I do however think of my 2018 JKU Jeep Wrangler as a modern incarnation of what a series LR would be if they were still being built. I am looking for a Series, but every time I find something interesting, my wife starts making disturbing noises! Lol
Love your channel!👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching. If you get a Series I promise not to tell your wife 😂
buy one from australia and ship it
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Lol!
I have since found a 1966 S2A, 80 miles from my home still being used on a cattle ranch daily.
If interested , it was shown on a RUclips channel. LandyAndy4X4. Episode Castle Air Museum part2, towards the end of the video. That was filmed last November shortly after I bought it.
Cheers👍