Great, I was part of the iconic line up in front of the main factory entrance prior to our run to Anglesey for the 35th anniversary in 1983. I still have SXF 111 and it was wonderful for that photo to be included in that wonderful film. Thank you.
Interesting film of THE incomparable series 1. I ran a series one 80" every day for many years and just loved it, It did everything I ever asked of it! and then some. In mid 1955 the 'Turner Manufacturing Company of Wolverhampton', fitted a 107" series 1 with one of their own very innovative 60 bhp 3 cylinder 2 stroke supercharged diesel engines "Operation Enterprise" and ran it over land to Nairobi. 10,000 miles with no major problems! for the time,THE best engine that Landrover Never used!
"And a class leading towing weight of 900Kg" Promptly shows it towing a hell of a lot more than 900Kg. I mean a Bus and then a four engine bomber? Fuck Yeah Land Rover!
when I was in Turkey, 3 New Zealand guys were driving from the UK to NZ...I had my first ride in one. Apparently one of the 3 vehicles had trouble and so they waited for a part. I ought to have asked their route but alas, I did not.
I can't but I think the British Motor Museum can. I believe Land Rover handed over all their archive footage to them some years ago. Try: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk
no mention of the jeep as the inspiration for the land rover. no mention that the first land rover was built on a jeep chassis. also pretending to create 4wd as if it were their own design. and pretending to be the first off road vehicle to go across continents. jeep was first in all of these during and after the war. land rover was a copy. but imitation is the greatest form of flattery
Are there as many proper jeeps 'on the road' today as there are proper Land Rovers ? What attachments did the jeep offer ? The jeep was a jeep, the Land Rover was a specialist.
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Great, I was part of the iconic line up in front of the main factory entrance prior to our run to Anglesey for the 35th anniversary in 1983.
I still have SXF 111 and it was wonderful for that photo to be included in that wonderful film. Thank you.
Interesting film of THE incomparable series 1. I ran a series one 80" every day for many years and just loved it, It did everything I ever asked of it! and then some.
In mid 1955 the 'Turner Manufacturing Company of Wolverhampton', fitted a 107" series 1 with one of their own very innovative 60 bhp 3 cylinder 2 stroke supercharged diesel engines "Operation Enterprise" and ran it over land to Nairobi. 10,000 miles with no major problems! for the time,THE best engine that Landrover Never used!
Remembering my childhood
I still have an original copy of "First Overland"
I wish they could have retain the shape of the old Landrover in 2020
truly versatile vehicle ! love it !
Very nice 👌
land rover good old days
Wow awesome footage, some clips are from Australia SMH snowy mountains hydro scheme! good stuff mate!
i love it from land rover classic Thailand
"And a class leading towing weight of 900Kg" Promptly shows it towing a hell of a lot more than 900Kg. I mean a Bus and then a four engine bomber? Fuck Yeah Land Rover!
Just got a 2024 Range Rover sport se great vehicle and great history
There is nothing as versatile as a British made LandRover.
Try introducing yourself to the Unimog.
A jeep maybe?
when I was in Turkey, 3 New Zealand guys were driving from the UK to NZ...I had my first ride in one. Apparently one of the 3 vehicles had trouble and so they waited for a part. I ought to have asked their route but alas, I did not.
How good is that portable sawmill .... Now i want one to feed my woodburning stove .... landies are the best ( the old ones )
Love the Jerry can with Whisky 🥃 written on it 😂
Yes! I have Gin on one and Tonic on the other. 😎
el coche de mis sueños. suerte que ya lo tengo y aora a restaurarlo con pasion
Anyone know where the full version of this film is?
Hmmm.... looks like the stairs at 1:15 could be the corner of Hooper and Hankey St, Wellington New Zealand
No mention of the Land Rover being built by Maurice Wilks at his farm on a surplus army Willey's Jeep chassis and axels?
Hello, I would be interested in licensing some of this footage for use in a short film, are you able to help with that? Thanks
I can't but I think the British Motor Museum can. I believe Land Rover handed over all their archive footage to them some years ago. Try: enquiries@britishmotormuseum.co.uk
@@Timberpants Thank you!
3:00 - Ha ha! He's definitely prepared. I probably wouldn't take a long safari without plenty of whiskey or rum too!
Is there more to this film somewhere?
Not that I have come across - sorry.
900 Kg- 0.8 UK Ton
They tow more then that!
if these guys go ahead and build the DC100, i will hate all land rovers.... FOR EVER!!!!
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should be 9000 kg
think he means tow 9000kg
no mention of the jeep as the inspiration for the land rover. no mention that the first land rover was built on a jeep chassis. also pretending to create 4wd as if it were their own design. and pretending to be the first off road vehicle to go across continents. jeep was first in all of these during and after the war. land rover was a copy. but imitation is the greatest form of flattery
Are there as many proper jeeps 'on the road' today as there are proper Land Rovers ?
What attachments did the jeep offer ?
The jeep was a jeep, the Land Rover was a specialist.
Jeeps are only famous but the Land Rover is legendary!
I love Land Rover but they are very unreliable today so what is the point.
I have had Land Rovers for the last 40 years always reliable never had any problems!!!!!
think he means tow 9000kg