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Introduce Yourself / Re: Puddlejumper
« on: September 07, 2013, 06:57:42 am »
I've tried posting some pictures but I can't because there too big. Any ideas?
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Puddlejumper
« on: September 04, 2013, 08:59:40 pm »
I thought to myself "Here we go, I've only been on here 2 minutes and they are already taking the p*** out of my name".
Thanks for the welcome though.
The two door Range Rover convertible I must have owned for getting on for 20 years, I don't think it has turned a wheel for about 5 years and is now what you would term a project. It wasn't a factory convertible but was done early in it's life by, I think a company called Carbodies in Coventry, when I get 5 minutes I'll take some pics and try to post them. I say try because I'm a bit better with spanners than I am with computers.
Thanks for the welcome though.
The two door Range Rover convertible I must have owned for getting on for 20 years, I don't think it has turned a wheel for about 5 years and is now what you would term a project. It wasn't a factory convertible but was done early in it's life by, I think a company called Carbodies in Coventry, when I get 5 minutes I'll take some pics and try to post them. I say try because I'm a bit better with spanners than I am with computers.
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Introduce Yourself / Puddlejumper
« on: September 03, 2013, 08:39:30 pm »
Hi all,
I'm new to the forum so just thought I'd say hello. I'm not a Unimog owner but have always been fascinated by the vehicle.
I have owned many 4x4 vehicles (mainly Range Rovers) over the past 25 or so years and have managed to hold onto a couple of the more unusual ones. I have an Eagle RV 4x4 kit car that is Range Rover based but modelled on a Jeep CJ6, a 1970s 2 door Range Rover convertible and a couple of Suzuki LJ80s.
My passion has always been off roading hence my love of the Unimog, in MHO the most capable off road vehicle ever built.
I'm new to the forum so just thought I'd say hello. I'm not a Unimog owner but have always been fascinated by the vehicle.
I have owned many 4x4 vehicles (mainly Range Rovers) over the past 25 or so years and have managed to hold onto a couple of the more unusual ones. I have an Eagle RV 4x4 kit car that is Range Rover based but modelled on a Jeep CJ6, a 1970s 2 door Range Rover convertible and a couple of Suzuki LJ80s.
My passion has always been off roading hence my love of the Unimog, in MHO the most capable off road vehicle ever built.
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