While everyone else was swarming around Joanna Lumley at Solihull today, I spotted this gem tucked away behind a fence on the other side of the road. This is the comparatively rare Land Rover 101 Forward Control, built in the seventies to tow light guns for the Army. It shared its transmission and 3.5 litre V8 with the original Range Rover and '101' refers to its wheelbase measured in inches. Looks brilliant. Now replaced by the Pinzgauer, at least in British Army service.
Tuesday, 8 May 2007
Great spots 2 - Land Rover 101 Forward Control
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101,
Forward Control,
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Land Rover,
Pinzgauer,
Solihull,
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