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| No - But I plan on it when I find one that suits! |
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Gordon
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 Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:53 am Post subject: Land Rover Names |
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Hi All.
I remember a while back that there was a minor fracas on this forum over Land Rover Names.
While I'm sure most of us agree it is a little silly, we can also agree it's also in good spirits.
Therefore, can I point you all towards
www.landrovernames.com
which is an international register of names people have given to their trusty steeds, but seems to be dutch led! I have recently registerd both Saffron and Kinky Mo, my two, but they seem to take a while to get added!
Lets try and get the number of vehicles on their up, and particularly the UK based vehicles.
Gord
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fluffle-valve
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| Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 9:33 am Post subject: |
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Registered mine on that site a while ago now.
I found it interesting to see what people came up with for names for their Landys.  |
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Arkansaw chugga-bug
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yeah, ive had our old 90 on for ages!!
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frank
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We have always named our vehicles the Land Rover is called the Aarvark (a mug pig)
The Smart car is called the bubble
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Scubble
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Joined: 29 Aug 2006
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Location: Huddersfield West Yorkshire
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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added mine a week ago to the list. Hopefully will go on soon
call mine Betty................ simple but i also had an idea of painting it black and driving around listening to Ram Jam all day
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hawkeye
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| Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 10:52 pm Post subject: landy names |
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mine on and has been for a over a year no mug shot just the name my name and counrty its in the ms
matilda is her name  |
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pauledwards66
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I am affraid i have also named my Landy and shes called "Candy the Landy" I know i know its as original as a T cake but there you go, and shes a 88" swb series 3
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diapason
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Location: West Somerset
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My Series 3 station wagon is Olga. She's on a Somerset reg OYA *** L and, like all Landy's, she drips oil. 
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Firefly
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Location: Scotland
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| Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:21 pm Post subject: Landrover names |
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Hi all, im new to this forum, and the Naming Landies thread made me smile...ive always named my cars. Both my S3 staionwagons are named-The Goddess, who is my daily drive, but unfortunately is holed up at an accident repair centre as a nice delivery driver shunted me off the road, and Firefly, who is need of some tlc. Havent decided what to do with her yet.
Both,are lady landies.....like their owner |
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Gordon
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Hi, and welcome firefly - why not put an intro post on the relevant section telling us a bit about yourself?
Gord
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Captain slow
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My SIII 2.25D has been christened Smokey for obvious reasons, although I have to say she isn't that bad really.
My last 90, a 2.5TD, was called Monty because it looked quite tough and other traffic was always following it
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michaelwhite
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 7:25 am Post subject: |
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i have added mine too, Tango because she was sprayed bright orange lol. not my choice but its done and untill i chip or bash off the colour it will have to stay
cant belive some of the names lol
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Captain slow
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The 'sex' of the landy is interesting as well - I've noticed that a lot of Series 2 landies have 'old' womens names - Elsie, Ellie, Madge, Trudy etc, whereas the Defender brigade tend to opt for male names.
I'm wondering if thats because Defenders tend to get used harder than S2s? Series IIIs seems to be a mix, perhaps reflecting their semi-classic status?
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michaelwhite
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Perhaps its because, defender drivers are all gay,s111 will go both ways if times are hard and s11 are all men lol.
Being part off the s111's i dont swing but i know a man that does.@D
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Mr X
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I have never named a car in my life, but in the Landrover Tradition I gave in and christened my 109 Dolores. She just looks like a Dolores to me.....bless her
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