Quote: Originally posted by hartfordxxl100 on 17/09/2005
... I 've got a LWB series three, I'm rebuilding
LR ownership, as far as I can see, seems invariably to involve some degree of reconstruction. The S1 is in the process of being disembowelled for the replacement of crankcase oil seal. Will probably also do the rings whilst the lump is out.
------------- A tent is for life - not just Summer.
cs56
Just looked on the Huntin & fishin pages!!! Drooooool ! Oh to live in the land of the free instead of our Tonys dictatorship . It,s a diffrent world. Always been a fan of Yankee F/C but they are far & few between over ere !!!!!!!!!!. THUMPER.
------------- The British soldier must be driven to digging in the moment he occupies a piece of ground,lest he waste time in sightseeing,souvenir hunting & drinking tea.....
Maj Gen F.W. Festing (GOC 36 Inf Div )
cs56 & hartfordxxl100, What I,ll love the most is a good hardtop F/C pulled by an airportable 1/2 tonner. They are kin great machines, the one I had in Germany in 93 had seen the Falklands conflict, Kuwait war & Bosnia and still did,nt miss a beat Broke my heart when it got replaced with a 90. A deseil at that !!!!! Whats wrong with a 2 & a 1/4 apart from 6 mpg. Superb machines. Never really driven one since , shame I miss em !!!!!!!!!!!!!!. THUMPER.
------------- The British soldier must be driven to digging in the moment he occupies a piece of ground,lest he waste time in sightseeing,souvenir hunting & drinking tea.....
Maj Gen F.W. Festing (GOC 36 Inf Div )
Every time I get the chance I claber into a 101 tosee if they have got a bit bigger in the front or if I have shrunk little but neither they nor I ever have, so the prospect of YT terrorising Tesco's carpark in one on Christmas Eve morning remains in dreamworld. That aside, this
was my favoured mode of transport until a severe cashflow crisis forced our separation in '01. I still bitterly regret parting with it. The S1 is a lot of fun but the L/W was something else.
------------- A tent is for life - not just Summer.
cs56
Every time I get the chance I claber into a 101 tosee if they have got a bit bigger in the front or if I have shrunk little but neither they nor I ever have, so the prospect of YT terrorising Tesco's carpark in one on Christmas Eve morning remains in dreamworld. That aside, this
was my favoured mode of transport until a severe cashflow crisis forced our separation in '01. I still bitterly regret parting with it. The S1 is a lot of fun but the L/W was something else.
A 101 do you mean the forward control 1 tonner? My mate managed to roll one of them at Greenham common !!!!! I,d love to get an ex FFR or ambulance to convert into a camper.Must be horrendus on fuel tho !!!!!. Regards THUMPER.
------------- The British soldier must be driven to digging in the moment he occupies a piece of ground,lest he waste time in sightseeing,souvenir hunting & drinking tea.....
Maj Gen F.W. Festing (GOC 36 Inf Div )
ARRRGGGHHHH. Cabelas and Landies in the same thread. It's enough to make a grown man cry.
I've owned a Series IIA and Series III LWB and a 4 litre Disco in the past. And I really miss them. Full of character and guaranteed to do what Landies do best - breakdown at awkward times.
As for Cabelas... if anybody brought them in they'd have to charge at least pound for dollar, if not more, just to cover the shipping, import and VAT charges.
I know its a bit far for you but camperlands in manchester have an american folding camper on show and are going to be selling them, they look really good and where about 6 thousand which I thought was very good value
As a member and also working for Blue Diamond I thought it would worth mentioning that we've become the UK distributor for Reliance Products (a canadian supplier of water containers).
Check out our web site www.blue-diamond-products.co.uk/waste.html for all of the products but it includes the luggable loo (mentioned here), the fantastic new Hydroller - which I've started using and prefer to other fresh water containers because of the way it compact away, and the wheels on it. It also includes the Water Pak which is a great fresh water container with stow a way tap and the Wash N Go compact sink.
There are loads of stockists including Barrons, Riversway, ABC, Leisureshop Direct, Caraleisure, Camperlands to name but a few - look at the dealer list.
Its a little bit of camping from the other side of the pond.
Quote: Originally posted by DanielWalton on 14/3/2006
Hi everyone,
As a member and also working for Blue Diamond I thought it would worth mentioning that we've become the UK distributor for Reliance Products (a canadian supplier of water containers).
Check out our web site www.blue-diamond-products.co.uk/waste.html for all of the products but it includes the luggable loo (mentioned here), the fantastic new Hydroller - which I've started using and prefer to other fresh water containers because of the way it compact away, and the wheels on it. It also includes the Water Pak which is a great fresh water container with stow a way tap and the Wash N Go compact sink.
There are loads of stockists including Barrons, Riversway, ABC, Leisureshop Direct, Caraleisure, Camperlands to name but a few - look at the dealer list.
Its a little bit of camping from the other side of the pond.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Flippin Americans!
. It,s a diffrent world. Always been a fan of Yankee F/C but they are far & few between over ere !!!!!!!!!!. THUMPER.
Broke my heart when it got replaced with a 90. A deseil at that !!!!! Whats wrong with a 2 & a 1/4 apart from 6 mpg
. Superb machines. Never really driven one since , shame I miss em !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
. THUMPER.
