changes

[Dave Adams]

There is a new Dutton Owners Club web site.......still being worked on but its a start.......go and have a look.

[Adrian Southgate]

Thanks Dave.

Its a work in progress guys, play test it and report back to John or myself if you break it.

[James Doulton]

That looks good. I like the look and feel of it.

I noticed that the title banner says "Hompage" and it seems to be used for more than just the homepage.

The member's pages gave a suitable "Under Construction" warning, not surprising as the site is under development.

I tried looking at the pictures for Stoneleigh 2006 and got an "HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found". I expect that you knew that would happen. It happens with the other photo galleries too.

The Homepage talks about the site being split into 3 sections but the corresponding links on the left don't appear for me in IE 11 and the 3 links at the bottom of the page are for different things, not the 3 sections mentioned.

I can see that the content is unchanged for now, but the overall impression is very good. Well done to everyone involved.

[Dave Taylor]

Looks promising, some photo files take a time to load, but it's a start. Good work.

[Adrian Southgate]

The old site has been relocated, I still have a fully working copy of everything on the old site should it be needed and so does John.

[James Doulton]

By the way, I love the snow!

[Adrian Southgate]

Wolly...!

[1midz0wwbl268]

it depends on if you know how to drive them, and how to properly use the hi-low ratio and dif lock , some do, but some who never take a landy off road get into all kinds of trouble  i used to drive landrovers when in the TA, many many moons ago,the perminant 4wheel  drive 101  and the defender, and i have had a landy up to its axles in mud and still able to get out,