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With the ˝Wild Woman ˝moving to the Algarve in the end ?

She wants Portugeuse Residency.

P1030847 by Robndaisy, on Flickr

This may be a distraction now I've retired as a Nature Conservation Estate Worker

Nice one, i had an 88 county. Nice vehicle but thirsty...

Thirsty, can't be... My -62 Series 2a, with 2,28 petrol engine, takes "only" about 23L / 100km, what is about 10 MPG if I calculated right. Ok, only very short driving on our village, and a lot of that very low speeds...

What I have noticed, there are many of us who has both Citroens and Landies. Who knows why..?

When i worked for a landscapecontractor in the UK, we had Ford transits and a few Landrovers to work with.
My colleges prefered the Fords, they where more comfortable ,so there where 3 landrovers standing in the yard, doing nothing. I decided to take one of the landrovers , every time i had to go somewhere . That meant , my colleges overtook me on the motorway , waiving and making jokes. In the field however, they got stuck.
As soon as i turned up with the landrover, they hooked their vehicle to the landie and i would pull them further in the field.
At some time I had two Fords , one with a loaded trailer on tow.
Unfortunately, the landies where sold and some new Transits where bought , because the landrovers where not used . I urged them to keep at least one landrover , but they declined .
Hope yours gets a nice new home in Algarve

Before i had a Minerva 4x4. That is a Belgian army license Landrover series I. That was great and a bit less thirsty with 8 kms to the liter.

easy to park , as i can see on the first photo.

Yes i wasn't even in it.... It sprung out of gear and got downhill. If it wasn't toppled over it would have speeded down a steep hill were some hikers were coming up...

Such a funny picture.

I often thought Landies and 2cv had similarities.

Maybe it's just the windscreen flaps, haha.