This 1967 Land Rover Dormobile is owned by David & Anne
Menard of Alberta Canada.
She belonged to Anne's father for many many years and under went
a lot of work. The frame is from a 1 ton military truck,
and the motor
presently nestled under the
hood is a Chevy 6 cyl. She has an overdrive and it's no problem
at all to do 65-70mph. Her history
is a bit sketchy except that it
has been across a desert in Africa. The canvas in the dorm was
changed some time ago
and is now vinyl product.
Home is where the roof is popped
Another picture of David & Anne Menard's 1967 Land Rover Dormobile.
This 1966 Land Rover Dormobile, "Madelyne", is owned by Carey Huffman. When
I first meant this Dormobile it was in a building stripped down to
a rolling frame. Nick Baggerly had just purchased it in Stockton
california for a friend of his. I was part of a frame sanding,
repainting and body reassembling party to get the Land Rover Dormobile
reassembled enough to move to Nick's home in Los Gatos Ca. By September,
Madelyne was reassembled enough that it made the trip to the Portland
Oregon All British Field meet on Labour Day weekend. The last
time I saw this Dormobile was convoying home with it in The Green Rover.
This lovely Series III Land Rover Dormobile is owned by Hema
Ratnayake. He purchased it off ebay in 2006 from
a seller in Australia then shipped it to its new home in
Southern California. This picture was taken
by Randy Rose during the 2006-2007 mendo recc new years
annual Mojave trail trip. its always great to see
a Land Rover Dormobile being used as intended!
2007 Land Rover Dormobile
rescue
Mick (jabbawocky) found this Land Rover Dormobile which has
been sitting near Market Downham, Norfolk, UK for 14 years.
The 6 cyl. 1970 Series IIA Land Rover Dormobile,
now known as "Barney" was pulled out of the bush
where it could be loaded.
"Barney" being loaded on the trailer
for its trip back to Silsden, Yorkshire where it will be rebuilt
and returned to Dormobile service. Initial inspection
showed a lot of frame rot at front and back plus previous owner
cuts into the rear tub. The bulkhead is reported to be
repairable.
A new beginning for an old warrior.
Rescued - brought back to life - Living the life she was born to live
Mick is writing new chapters in a Dormobile's saga.
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