For 25 years the Land Rover sits comfortably at 56 Old Hope Road and has become a favourite for tourist visiting the Bob Marley Museum. The vehicle, which was a popular off road vehicle in the 70s and 80s, was Bob’s favourite whip that he drove in Kingston and rural Jamaica.
ATL Motors, the dealer for Land Rover in Jamaica, will undertake the task of restoration at their Montego Bay office.
General manager for the museum and Bob Marley Foundation’s general manager, Jacqueline Lynch-Stewart, said the Land Rover will be put back on display at the museum after its restoration.
ATL Motors, the dealer for Land Rover in Jamaica, will undertake the task of restoration at their Montego Bay office.
General manager for the museum and Bob Marley Foundation’s general manager, Jacqueline Lynch-Stewart, said the Land Rover will be put back on display at the museum after its restoration.
