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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

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I call it my RED cart... the flames make it go 20% faster.
Piece of crap, but it gets my kit from A to B, not much of a car man myself.
 

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Wrong engine??????? Which one do you prefer? The toyota 1.8 that the harder you push it the noiser it gets but doesn´t run any faster? Or the ecotec 2.2 that drinks as much as the turbo and doesn´t go twice as fast? :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
 
Yup it´s my company car. Tops 76 km/h runs like a god. :)
okay man now you can be admitted to the gang :thumbsup:

mac seems you are more like sj type now since those no job old days humm??
 
Before and After

Before and After

Well, although I don't have a Red (yet) I do have a vehicle to share..

Here is a before and after of my '60 Land Rover 109 "Safari". It spent the forst 5 years of its life in Africa as the support vehicle for a pro photographer. According to verbal history, it was supposedly in some episodes of MoO Wild Kingdom.

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Well, although I don't have a Red (yet) I do have a vehicle to share..

Here is a before and after of my '60 Land Rover 109 "Safari". It spent the forst 5 years of its life in Africa as the support vehicle for a pro photographer. According to verbal history, it was supposedly in some episodes of MoO Wild Kingdom.

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Now that´s a nice car man! :thumbsup:
 
Joakim,

Thank you:) I did a full frame off restoration myself. 0% help from anyone. At least shows I can carry thru a project to completion.

Although I don't think it would make for a very secure veicle to transport cine equipment in, it would sure look cool pulling upto a shoot:) Perhaps a trailer would be the ticket to pull behind?
 
Joakim,

Thank you:) I did a full frame off restoration myself. 0% help from anyone. At least shows I can carry thru a project to completion.

Although I don't think it would make for a very secure veicle to transport cine equipment in, it would sure look cool pulling upto a shoot:) Perhaps a trailer would be the ticket to pull behind?

Yeah that´s my thought too, my 78 citroën 2cv works nice in the summer, but at minus 30 celsius and below the car works, but not the crew. No heating in it.
Anyways it´s personality gives a bonus in the summertime :)
Looking at the economy side it drinks about a half liter of petrol per 10 km, got lots of space and is almost tax free ;D
 
Wrong engine??????? Which one do you prefer? The toyota 1.8 that the harder you push it the noiser it gets but doesn´t run any faster? Or the ecotec 2.2 that drinks as much as the turbo and doesn´t go twice as fast? :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

the 2.2 NA that doesn't hurl you into a hedge when the turbo kicks in just at the wrong time when hoofing it out of a corner in 2nd ;)

..and whats all this twice as fast? :)lol.. nice in blk :)

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Awesome pictures, guys.

I found one more picture to put down those ugly rumours that my convertible can not pack 1 tone of filming gear and go off road. :biggrinjester:
 

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evinsky.. you sleep there?
 
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