I thought that pope mobile was a robber 😂😂😂

In 1996 I saw something like that at a garage in the Scots highlands. Bright yellow with 'forestry' signage. With it was a Landy on tank tracks. Still no mention of the Aussie designed and built Perentie. 🤔

In 1996 I saw a bright yellow 'Cuthbertson' at a garage in the Scots Highlands. It had something to do with 'forest management'. I couldn't believe my eyes. 🤣🤣

A rubbish title written by someone who knows nothing of English grammar. Very slowly then for the person responsible... The word UNIQUE is a superlative. A superlative cannot be qualified. You cannot have something that is a little bit unique, sort of unique, very, totally or most unique. Something that is unique is a one off and no Landrover is or ever was unique. A Landrover may though be variously : interesting, special, unusual, attractive etc. As you attempt to claw back some sense of respectability with your writing your rewritten title might read: "The most unusual Land Rovers ever" or, "The most interesting Land Rovers ever" ..... etc.

What was leaking please?

Ony just found this piece, and thank you for mentioning the Project Jay Preservation Group, Best regards Roy Preston, Chair PJPG

“Let me take you back to the 20s and 30s… here’s a car from 1968” The narration is nonsensical.

This video keeps confusing Land Rover and Range Rover. Two different vehicles. Kind of like confusing a Jeep with an AMC Eagle.

I was involved in the marketing of the Townley Cross Country 6x6 Land Rover to the Jordanian Armed Forces, it was shipped by truck and then presented to the JAF. I left Jordan and moved to Bahrain, one day it turned up!! The vehicle was designed to be the cheapest option for TOW missile, as the missile system and batteries could be accommodated on the vehicle as opposed to the options, which were two Jeeps or a Half Track, the LR was cheaper too.

Definitely the one built for the forestry dept. those tractor wheels so good

Friend had a Land Rover with a 5th wheel for towing made by Land Rover 🤔

You obviously don't know the meaning of the word unique.

Why are they all LHD? 🤔

The long nose Land Rover had more examples built, one had a Jaguar V12.

The glory days of Land Rover in my opinion. The SMOMOT Land Rover forage harvester. Single Machine One Man One Team. Find one of them if you can!

As a 30+ year Land Rover owner covering Series vehicles, Defenders, Disco's and both Freelander 1 and 2, I must have been in the minority for liking the DC100. In my opinion, Land Rover should've built it - I reckon it would have really sold well. But touting it as the Defender replacement killed it dead.People just weren't ready back then for something like the DC100 to be the replacement for such an icon as the Defender. But just as Land Rover introduced the Evoque in to the Range Rover range , the DC100 (but with it's own name) would've fitted in the Land Rover family along side the Freelander.

Well, the styling from Glenfrome was certainly of its time, hideous & excessive, clearly their Clientele had no taste neither, but interesting video nonetheless 👍

What About the roadless forest rover?

An X plate 6 wheel drive land rover farm vehicle with an aluminium flat bed body. Used for spraying with a 40 foot boom, for water carrying with a 2000 litre bowser and micro granular spreader. Drive for the equipment was by direct drive of a hydraulic motor from the front crank. The sixth axle was driven by a transverse gearbox off the middle axle. Driven by a 2.2 diesel with a turbo. This was adapted by a company from Trumpet in Herefordshire. I have no picture, sorry

You forgot the Landy that could cross a ravine over two streched wires.

Gotta love the elephant mobility scooter!

Would a fifth ( 5th ) wheel Land Rover count as unique ?

Blimey I'm famous now lol

Pretty sure that swimming Landy is owned by Nick Mead at Tanksalot

I remember a newspaper photo of an elephant Land Rover was pinned on the wall behind the counter of John Craddock's shop. We were both members of the Staffs & Shrops LRC back in the 70s.

Another great short thanks. I don't suppose BMW wanted Land Rover for innovation like the farmers friend. Because they wanted to make their own X5 competitor to the Rangy.

Heck! Now I wonder is I could convert one of my RC Landies to a special!?

Dislikes/downvotes are disabled, so I'll simply give my opinion here. You span the content out into two videos when you could easily have just made one longer one. The format is lazy, the background music loop is annoying, and your delivery is flat. You can do far better than this, but I guess your youtube channel is about as mediocre as the land rover is in this day and age.

Dutch or Belgian military had 2wd LRs as radio cars. Transfer box ran the generator rather than 4wd

That farmer's friend looks great.

how about dormabile and carawagon conversions

They actually made two Bel Aurens Longnose prototypes; they were based on late-60s Seies 2as, but were built in 2008. As others have said , "unique" is a superlative. I also think you meant "mortal coil" instead of "mortal earth".

I've seen a long ass defender with 6 doors

You could fit a 6-71 Detroit Diesel in that.😮

Remember to add the car used in the movie "Chitty chitty bang bang". It was also built on a Land Rover chassis

What a load of rubbish

Im halfway of taking my td6 engine out of my d5. At this point everything is lose except from the exhaust en the transmission Why do you take te front differential out ? Because its not atached to the engine ?

My favourite was the Australian Army Landrover Perentie, Australian engineered and manufactured 6 WD long wheel base reconnaissance vehicle.

What, no Dredd Cabs? They were pretty wild! 😂

How about the Forward Cab Land Rovers. Many body configurations.

Range rover couldn't be a drag trucks

I was in the RAF when they first introduced the Carmichael conversion 6x4 in the 70s ,within a couple of months they were put under restrictions because if the went round a corner to fast they fell over, due to the light water tank being set to high, the one at Machrihanish had to go back for modification so we ended up using the old Landrover fire truck till it came back.

I was expecting to see the steam powered one!

Did Landrover body designers come from a refrigerator company...

The first car was like ghost buster vehicle

I like all of them mainly for their uniqueness which proves you don't need to be a hob nob to own one.

Not wishing to get into the semantics of unique or uniqueness but I consider that the Ag-Rover meets both by a mile.

Got to be the four track , a very useful vehicle for obvious reasons

I owned 2 The older SWB was "Elissa" and the newer LWB was "Marla".

#21 The Cuthburtson was used by contractors working fot the MOD cleating unexploded ordenance at old live firing ranges on the Essex coasti like Shoeberryness..