Home made pick ups.

7,151 · January 31, 2023

This exquisite* conversion can be yours for just £1 shy of 10 bags!

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3354712424769662

In fairness, assuming it's not packed full of wob it does seem to have been done well, aesthetic preferences aside.

39,181 · January 31, 2023

39,181 · January 31, 2023

9,891 · February 1, 2023

13,032 · February 2, 2023

On 31/01/2023 at 15:49, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Just looks like a giant slipper.

9,891 · February 2, 2023

23,643 · February 2, 2023

Packard 633

39,181 · February 3, 2023

13,032 · February 3, 2023

On 02/02/2023 at 11:13, 155V6 said:

Now that is good. Hope those bonnet scoops means there’s a big turbo under there.

39,181 · February 5, 2023

Up for auction, a Ford Popular

1953 Ford Popular Pick-Up (handh.co.uk)

23,897 · February 5, 2023

What a complete and utter turd of a vehicle.

53,172 · February 5, 2023

On 03/02/2023 at 14:10, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Might as well start with something common and cheap right?

12,060 · February 6, 2023

I would have absolutely no problems using this as my daily ride.

SJ413 / Morris.

13,032 · February 6, 2023

1 minute ago, Joey spud said:

I would have absolutely no problems using this as my daily ride.

SJ413 / Morris.

If BMC had made that , and maybe a Traveller version , the Range Rover might have never come about.

1,165 · February 6, 2023

Spotted by my mate today in Farnborough, I think I've seen it posted in this thread before though.

1,167 · February 6, 2023

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1449496045867860/

53,172 · February 9, 2023

I found one in the wild!

19,090 · February 9, 2023

On 2/6/2023 at 3:34 PM, Metal Guru said:

If BMC had made that , and maybe a Traveller version , the Range Rover might have never come about.

They did make the Austin Gipsy, bodywork was all steel, independent suspension all round using "Flexitor" rubber springs developed by Alex Moulton - it used the BMC 2199 cc petrol engine; later diesel too. They made some long-wheelbase fully enclosed versions.

http://www.austinmemories.com/styled-69/index.html

21,000 made and no competitor for the Land Rover. Rusty and thirsty - quite a nasty thing I remember. We had one.