If you are displaying your vehicle, why not join this gallery by sending us a photograph and we'll upload it for you?
To see if your pride 'n' joy qualifies simply email myself Tom McGuigan [Event Director] at 4x4trading@talk21.com so I can return a Display Vehicle Booking Form.
Here follows just a small sample of the vehicles that are either booked into the forthcoming event, or simply for your interest, have displayed their "pride 'n' joys" at previous shows in the Field of Dreams ® ...
Begining life in the Belgian Army, 'The Beast' was purchased by Jackie & Mark Lambert to tackle future travels overland to Mongolia. Incidentally, Jackie is a renowned author of 'doggie' books ... including the "Adventure Caravanning with Dogs" series, "Year 1: Fur Babies in France - From Wage Slaves to Living the Dream", "Dog on the Rhine - From Rat Race to Road Trip", "Dogs 'n' Dracula - A Road Trip Through Romania", and "Pups on Piste - A Ski Season in Italy".
Check out and like her Facebook page! Facebook: @JacquelineLambertAuthor Blog: www.WorldWideWalkies.com
What you can achieve during a pandemic ...
The Land Rover Discovery 300 Tdi of Roger Thorley and his son, residents of St Helens, Merseyside.
Whilst cutting out rust at the rear of a standard Disco 1, the decision was made to turn it into a 0ne-berth campervan.
The exterior is based on the hordings surrounding St Pancras Station during its rebuild.
Congrats, a great result the pair of you.
Based on your design, expect to see a few more conversions like yours on the road before too long!
David Wilson's new project - an ex Army M.A.N. about to be coverted to a camper.
Follow the progress of Genghis, the 1982 Bedford MJ at www.thelorrylife.com
Roland Ager's 14.2 tonne M.A.N. KAT1 ... and tail!
Based on an American AM General M934 truck, the vehicle was imported from the Netherlands where it was used by the American Army as a mobile command post.
Boasting sliding side pods, when set up it's 14ft wide!
We just love the variety of vehicles this event attracts. This next vehicle is a classic example!
1970 Gaz-66. Manufactured in Russia, this Gaz is the pride 'n' joy of one Colin Woollard - was used as a radio repair vehicle in the Czech Army, then converted into an overland camper 2010.
There is nothing like leaving it to the last minute. Case in point is the M.A.N. of John Julyan, as his new baby will be entering the paint booth on Saturday 21st September 2019 ... the weekend preceding the 'Late Summer' edition of the show!
No problem, that's a whole week for the paint to cure!!
Of what we've heard, he's not the only one. The Adventure Overland Show + International Campervan Show is fast developing into the place to exhibit owner's latest creations - long may it continue.