November 2021 Newsletter Now Available!

The November 2021 OVLR Newsletter has now been sent to all current members by email. Contact us if you have not received your copy. Non-Members can get access by joining today or or downloadable copies are available in our online shop for $5.

In this month’s issue we have:

• A summary of a discussion from the Virtual Social in OVLR news about day trips and trail rides;
• This month’s ten questons finds Ted Rose, a former OVLR President and Britsh car enthusiast.
• 860174, one of the first two Land-Rovers to have known to have come to Canada, has reappeared after seventy three years in Manitoba and northern Ontario.
• For Winter Romp enthusiasts, the Great Beaver War of ‘21 con􀀚nues on the Green. Like the Western Front of the Great War, it resembles a bit of a stalemate.
• Larry Simpson writes on a little bit of refurbishment of the bulkhead brackets that hold the top of the wings;
• Andrew Jones returns, though takes a bit of a break from the NADA and goes off on a tangent to discuss his latest acquisiton, a 1966 Rover P6, or Rover 2000;
• Aleksandre Agadjanov sends a few more photos of his early IIA 109 station wagon model build. This month it is making windshield wiper blades. Do note the size of the wooden match in a couple of the photos
• Greg Fitzgerald sends in an account on his recent meanderings in British Columbia. This is part one of two;
• David Short writes on the Mid-Atlantic Rally. This event attracts a number of our American members.For regular attendees, next year’s MAR will be back at Pearl’s Pond, which should make for an interesting event.