Hello from India
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saxavordian
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Welcome to the zoo. Feel free to drop a few pictures of the new Landy.
brianp38dse
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Hello and welcome
JUKE179r
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Welcome to the LR club.
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Welcome to lz pics from the mountains would be nice we like piccys
saxavordian
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Argh poo you caught me nope forgot to add an extra word correctly for the sentence.
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Hi there and welcome!
Did someone mention piccys?
Did someone mention piccys?
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I like how it’s got signs on the mats so you know where to put your feet. Not uncommon to find stiletto marks on RR headliners
Where are you headed @moontan ? I've visited a few northern hill towns and former British hill stations. The latter always made me chuckle, slices of 1920s England in the foothills of the Himalaya; Anglican churches, the Mall, 'Tudorbethan' style houses and bungalows called Rose Cottage or Mountain View Simla, Nainital, Mussoorie (my favourite), Lansdowne, Dharamshala/ McLeodganj. A relief from the heat of the plains and fun in the winter.
Things will have changed, I was there in the 70s nearly got killed twice on those mountain roads, first time crossing a landslip with a river coursing through it road to Badrinath, second time a boulder fall missed the bus by seconds on road to Manali.
Photos of your trips would be great
Simla, Nainital, Mussoorie (my favourite), Lansdowne, Dharamshala/ McLeodganj. A relief from the heat of the plains and fun in the winter.Things will have changed, I was there in the 70s
nearly got killed twice on those mountain roads, first time crossing a landslip with a river coursing through it road to Badrinath, second time a boulder fall missed the bus by seconds on road to Manali.Photos of your trips would be great
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The LR2 has already been to Haridwar, Rishikesh and Mussoorie. Gentle slopes and well maintained roads. She's now being prepped for a more brutal trip next month that will take her to Manali, The Spiti Valley, Lahoul, Jibhi, Rohtang La (the highest road on the planet), Leh, Ladakh, etc. Extreme mountain roads where we plan to spend a month traveling. Here's a few pics from last month drive to Hardwar, Rishikesh, The Doon Valley and Mussoorie. The river pictured is the most sacred river in India, The Ganga.Where are you headed @moontan ? I've visited a few northern hill towns and former British hill stations. The latter always made me chuckle, slices of 1920s England in the foothills of the Himalaya; Anglican churches, the Mall, 'Tudorbethan' style houses and bungalows called Rose Cottage or Mountain View
Things will have changed, I was there in the 70s
Photos of your trips would be great
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Rishikesh was my base, loved the place but it was much more tranquil in '75 than when I returned in '88. I guess it has changed much more since then. It was all yoga and hippies in my day, now seem to be yoga and white water rafting! Went up to Badrinath, that was a journey, had to wait for the roads to become passable after the monsoon but it was still an arduous 3 day drive along frankly scary roads; this was when our bus nearly went off the edge. Manali to Rhotang was a gas, before the Manali-Leh highway was built so again quite funky narrow roads.
Thanks for the photos.
Thanks for the photos.
Thank you. I've been going through the threads on this forum quite a bit and I've figured out that you're quite the boss-man when it comes to the FL1.Welcome to the forum
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I had my FL1 for 11 years. Spent lots of time fixing it and keeping it going. A much loved vehicles that I also took oft road. I then converted it to a FL2.
By converted, did you mean swapping for a FL2 or did you swap the prop shaft out for a modified Haldex driven rear diff and get rid of that pesky VCU?I had my FL1 for 11 years. Spent lots of time fixing it and keeping it going. A much loved vehicles that I also took oft road. I then converted it to a FL2.
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Bought the FL2, but prefer to think I took the FL1 apart and rebuilt it with FL2 parts, so it will always be with me.
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