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Old 15-06-09, 10:22
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Hi Richard,
Is that Landy in your pic SWB and FFR? Never seen an army shorty with the seat in the back.
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Old 16-06-09, 05:10
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SWB yes, FFR, perhaps (looks like 25 or 77 set handles in the shadows). Oficially a FFR it is not, but it may have had one in place for use.

here is another view of that vehicle. looks like it has a platform in place to hold a radio temporarily. probably to aid in recovering broken down vehciles as this was a workshops vehicle


As for the seats in the back, all 2a GS SWB land rovers had them fitted from the factory, and I think the Command Recon Series 2's did as well.

here is an restored example
http://www.remlr.com/sheds/ppsshed.html


an example in service


another in service in vietnam




and a command recon, brand new, never used.
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Old 16-06-09, 13:39
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Thanks for the photos and info Richard, always come over nostalgic when I see Landies in mud.
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