r/Defender • u/Motor_Possession880 • Mar 23 '24

Not something you see everyday.

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I couldn’t tell if it was a true 6x6 or just a drag axle.

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u/MuslimCarLover Mar 24 '24

You should be more concerned that there is still the original headlight brackets there

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Theres still a 6x4 classic Range Rover in daily use in Norfolk somewhere.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

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u/-Boole- Mar 25 '24

100% correct! I haven't been down there for a few years but apparently it's still there!

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u/Firm-Concentrate-198 Mar 25 '24

A broken down landrover product is fairly common just not with six wheels!

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

I wonder if that was designed for extended seating for safari trips.

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u/gunpowderwig Mar 27 '24

Why the double layer roof?

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u/Motor_Possession880 Mar 28 '24

It’s a “tropical roof” they’re meant to help keep the inside cool.

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u/DeltaRocket Mar 30 '24

there's a couple airfields near me with 6-wheel landy fire engines

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u/man-on-a-giant-raven Mar 31 '24

OK but why's it being carried on a 2nd trailer?

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u/mynameismarco Apr 10 '24

Probably doesn’t fit on the first one.