That's a pretty cool piece of history with an interesting story to boot. Hopefully someone grabs it and drives it rather than making it a soulless piece of museum art.
That's a pretty cool piece of history with an interesting story to boot. Hopefully someone grabs it and drives it rather than making it a soulless piece of museum art.
Now that's a real Land Rover. Sure, it might have had a well-known owner, but it's worked on a farm, towed horses and spent decades in a shed. It's just broken in.
What the hell do I know but I think Churchill was the single most important human in the 20th Century. I would be absolutely thrilled to own his former Land Rover. I'd stand on the hood as it trundled along at idle in 1st gear low range on my back 40 and play Hendrix's white strat, loudly.
Much better looking than the latest.
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