Land Rover Series 1 Pick-up (met verf, kwast en lijm)

Angular and purposeful, you wouldn't expect a rugged and hard-working commercial vehicle to garner the admiration of the automotive world, but that's exactly what the Land Rover series managed.

The Land Rover, which went into production in 1948, was an attempt by the Rover Company to re-enter the automobile market during the austerity of the postwar world, by producing an affordable agricultural and light industrial vehicle with a multitude of uses.

The Land Rover was designed with little driver comfort in mind, but was intended to work effectively in the most demanding situations, quickly building a reputation for functionality and reliability.

The pickup version had an enclosed cab and an open rear compartment, which could be used to transport everything from farm machinery to livestock over all kinds of terrain. If you have a tough automotive job that needs to be done, you better call on the services of a Land Rover.