The
Ex-Military Land Rover Association was set up with the following
aims:
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Promote the operation, restoration & preservation
of ex-Military Land Rovers, and the interest in them.
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Support this aim by promoting events and shows, attending
established vehicle shows, and by organising Association
meetings for members to socialise and display their
vehicles.
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Provide members with information, advice and assistance
concerning ex-Military Land Rovers. Encourage research
and accumulation of documents, photographs and other
relevant material by the Association.
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Afford members such benefits and privileges as it may
be possible.
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Operate a club merchandising service for the supply
of badges, books, promotional clothing and other items
for the benefit of members.
Dirt
Common?
The
standard Series II and III GS (General Service) used by
the military is of as much interest to the EMLRA as the
many variations of tactical and specialised vehicles. History
has repeated itself where a rare vehicle is preserved whilst
the more common vehicles are, or may be, neglected to the
point of becoming a rarity themselves in standard condition.
Don't
Own One, Don't Want To Go!
Ownership
of a military Land Rover is not a condition of membership
and many members are unable or unwilling to attend shows. There is a
bi-monthly Newsletter to inform members of show dates and
other events, and publishes a range of articles relating to the history and ownership of these vehicles. So, if you have an interest in ex-military
Land Rovers, we would welcome you as a member of the Association.
You
can contact the Club via the Committee page; please appreciate
the volunteer nature of the running of the club when making
requests or asking for information.
Online
applications and payment via the Membership page have proven
popular with new members joining and existing members renewing.
For
2006 we have an expanded range of items on offer from C&S
Tat, much of it of interest to ex-military Land Rover owners.
The
EMLRA Forum is open to all, there is a seperate section
for paid-up EMLRA members.
EMLRA - Serving
the enthusiast