Alberta Land Rover Enthusiasts Club Forum
General => Non Technical Discussion => Topic started by: B-Red on October 12, 2015, 10:11 AM
I got this photo from my young cousin in Dubai. Promises to be effective In the sand doones.
Food for thoughts..... 8)
The juke needs all the help it can get off raod ahhahahahahahha
Buy some for your rover, I'd love to see how these work.
Another mod surfaced from the archives...very manageable I say for abandoned railroads travel.
Good-Lord.
Although, I can tell you there is not a lot you can do out there, so I guess if you have billions....
Jim
1886. Bertha Benz riding first model car for Benz.
Big wheels, mechanical steering. Humanity started developing off-roaders from day one.
A tricycle too.
Unless they were cobbled, all roads were dirt roads back then. You can find archivel photos of Ford model T's in the most unlikely of places that some internet off-road heroes would insist that a only a "built" truck with front/rear lockers and 37" tires could reach.
Have a look in the archives for the first cars coming up from Toronto to Gravenhurst or Bracebridge!!! Until then the only access was a train and the only people who could afford a cottage up there were the likes of Mrs Eaton (of Timothy Eaton department stores). when they got there they had a private 120ft steam launch there to take them to their cottage. And that was barely 100 years ago. "Dr Livingston I presume?" ;D