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Welcome aboard Mick good to have you along.
For you John always, kettles on.
Thanks Jon.Comment
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Paul, my apologies. I have misled you on the colour that I remember. After giving it a lot of thought and getting my failing memory working I have realised that when the SAS guys came from up country down into Aden they did so in normal Landies, not their full on Pinkies. This explains why I thought there was not much of a pink tinge. Sorry. :angry:
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I didn't mean to Paul, but.........
I figured you were talking about the pop singer Pink and decided to bust your stones a little Bro!!!...Sorry I lost you there...Now get crackin' on her!!!......The build that is.............
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AllenLife's to short to be a sheep...Comment
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If they are in the charts now or for the last 10 years then I don't know who they are I listen to decent music:smiling:
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Does that mean she won't be driving the Rover when you're done??? Such a shame Bro...........Life's to short to be a sheep...Comment
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Hi Paul, I'm definately in for this one, being afflicted with Land Roveritis!
The Pink Panther Land Rovers were converted by Marshalls from vehicles using the 1 ton 109" chassis (which was later used as standard on military Land Rovers). The had the larger 9x16" tyres, 2 1/4 petrol engines which meant they were not fast! They were painted in Oman, using, as Jakko suggested, red & white oxide paint which was found there, the colour varied quite a bit it appears. I have some pictures of a restored one at a show a few years ago & it was darker than most seem to think. The guy who owned & restored it found some of it's pink colour that had got into some areas that wouldn't be subject to light etc. I will have a look for them for you if you like.Comment
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Interesting build, it will have loads of Scottie touches I’m sure…….the colour means I’m looking forward to the paint already…..Comment
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Hi Paul, I'm definately in for this one, being afflicted with Land Roveritis!
The Pink Panther Land Rovers were converted by Marshalls from vehicles using the 1 ton 109" chassis (which was later used as standard on military Land Rovers). The had the larger 9x16" tyres, 2 1/4 petrol engines which meant they were not fast! They were painted in Oman, using, as Jakko suggested, red & white oxide paint which was found there, the colour varied quite a bit it appears. I have some pictures of a restored one at a show a few years ago & it was darker than most seem to think. The guy who owned & restored it found some of it's pink colour that had got into some areas that wouldn't be subject to light etc. I will have a look for them for you if you like.
Tim, good to see you.Comment
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