|  We
are trying to find the weirdest of the weird...
As this
area of our site expands, please feel free to send us pictures
of Bizarre freaks of nature in the Land Rover world.
If
you have something to add to our freakshow, email
me. |
|  This
is one of the more interesting 110s I have seen. This owner
has no qualms about making a statement, ehh?
Actually
I think he is about to have a bunch more Safarigard modifications
done to the Rover. Watch for it in Eastern PA. I am sure you
can't miss it! |
 This
is the same NADA Defender 110, about one Limestone paint job,
and three gearboxes later. This Rover has been everywhere! It
belongs to one Jamie Eisman, who has redefined the term "living
large". If you see him, he'll have some harrowing tales of
his journeys in Africa, and South America, while behind the wheel
of various Rover products. Our hats are off to you Jamie, wherever
you are! |
The SAS Pink
Panther. Developed for the British SAS. No, they didn't wear Fredericks
of Hollywood to match their pretty Rover. They were the best of
the best, Sir! Pink was found to be a good camoflage color in
desert conditions. Based on a LWB, and built by Marshalls of Cambridge.
Only about sixty were made. |
 True
Roverphiles know that the Judge Dredd Citycabs were based on Forward
Control 101 chassis. Ever wonder what happened to them after filming?
Of the twenty or so that were built, only one was an actual runner.
It is in the British Motoring Heritage Museum in Gaydon. The rest
are used for promotional purposes, or, in this case, just sit
in a back field. The bulk of the prop trucks were fabricated by
Phil Bashall at Dunsfold. Won't repeat his comments about the
film itself... |
 The
Tempo- - built in Germany in the early fifties under license from
Land Rover U.K. Made of steel instead of aluminum. Very rare,
the particular one is in the Dunsfold Collection in West Sussex,
England. |
 Could
the Brits finally be into the all American sport of car crushing?
This scary softtop AA Yellow Rangie with 38?" tractor tires
is quite the site!I guess that's one way to fit 2 cars in the
garage, this should fit OVER a mini. |
 Another
weird Range Rover conversion, this one's a little bit more upscale.
A nice job on the conversion, but not really my cup of tea. I
doubt Tom Thumb could fit in the back seat, looks a little cramped. |
|
 English
Sheep....Rover?
This Rangie was spotted on a recent trip and was deluged by
sheep. The sheep were being driven by a D90, the englishman's
workhorse. Ewe only have to step on the throttle to get out
of this wolly situation. I'm sorry, that was so
ba-a-a-a-a-ad.
|
 Sent
in by Dwain Adams:
I've included a pick of my 97 4.6 HSE rover that is painted just
like a
zebra. I didn't have it painted like this. The original owner
had some exoctic
animals and took a pic of one of his male zebras and had the black
Range
Rover painted with authentic stripes. You're welcome to use this
pic if it meets your freak standards. Some love it, some not. |
 This
is what you don't what to have happen, ever. If you do, have marshmallows
handy. A prize for anyone who can identify where this photo was
taken, and what kind of vehicle it was. |
 Here's
a few Rovers.... 3000 or so! If you know where they are, shoot
me an email and I'll
tell you if you are right! |
