Let's See your 4x4s

[Ropeman]

Heres my adventure vehicle, its an old Discovery.
http://www.swc-handmade-knives.com/o-2
Mods include +2" scorpion racing springs, koni gas shocks, scorpion racing castor corrected arms, pollybushed joints, wide angle yolk props, scorpion racing bumpers front and rear, brown church rack, duel exide batteries with a national lunar battery management system, scorpion racing steering guard, dan bar, axle guards, detachable roof mounted solar panel.
Thats the outside, the inside is like a mini camper van.
Bed, storage under the bed, slide out twin stove, fold out table, cooler, dvd player, toilet (sort of).
I like to go off for weeks at a time living out of the back of my car, its great

I love the conversion you've done there, have you got anymore photos or details?

And when you have finished adding all the trick bits, it'll look like this.

My new favourite Landrover

[mojofilter]

[twisted iron]

A little American Iron,this one has been in the family for over 30 yrs.My son pretty much renovated it- 68 Ford Bronco 289 ci.-It has seen some serious 4-wheelin-Regards Butch

[Martyn]

She's sweet mate. Mojo's new 110 needs new boots, but a lovely bus. Welcome to the club.

[Charliefox]

I'm sure you've seen this one before

Land Rover Special Vehicles "Silver" 110 Double Cab. This is one of only 300 that SV made in 2005. It had the Truckman rear load cover, Warn M8000 winch, Air Con, half leather seats (now covered by a full set of Exmoor trims canvas jobs), black chequer plate rash and a NAS rear step / tow bar arrangement.

The previous owner had the GKN electric overdrive fitted and let Superchips have a play with the ECU

Since I've had it (I'm dreading this list..) I've fitted: A Kenwood sound system, seat covers, uprated electrical distribution internally, snorkel, raised breathing kit, 4 Warn SDB-210 spots, Patriot roof rack with twin rear ladders, Howling Moon awning with sides, Howling Moon 1.6m deluxe roof tent, QT diff guards, custom chequer plate rear load cover thingy and a PRT ground anchor in the back.

I think that's it

[stonecutter]

[QUOTE=Martyn;1017047

Another option is a rolling chassis and go from there.


Forgive my ignorance, but where can I get more info on the rolling chassis idea please. It sounds rather interesting. Cheers Paul

[ANDYLASER]

Here

Whoops, just noticed thats an American site.

[mojofilter]

Heres the most recent ones of my heep taken in the snow we just had.

Wash ya brief man!

[Mad1]

It's been washed now. Only took 3 hours.

Most of the green is covered by the snow in those pics.

I was dreading washing it as I though the algae was holding it together, but it turns out the rust is.

[Ropeman]

Algae eats rust, you want to be careful there, you could come back to a big pile of well fed algae and some tyres

[Beachlover]

MOT time for this on Friday





Fingers crossed.
If it fails and depending on the diagnosis and prognosis, there may well be a knife sale, a "for spares or repair - suit enthusiast" type ad, or just a return to the bike and use it as a shed on the lottie

[Ropeman]

Get your number plate sorted first mate, that's a definite fail like that.










I'm going out to make a decent contribution to society now, after that shameful display.

[jerbal]

, or just a return to the bike and use it as a shed on the lottie

It'll not stay on the allotment for long, they are being stolen at an alarming rate round here just lately. I look on Land Rovers as infinitely repairable, I've welded a few and used them for trailer towing on the gardens but never owned one myself.

[Beachlover]

Get your number plate sorted first mate, that's a definite fail like that.

Had no speeding tickets this year tho'


Mind you, probably wouldn't have had any in a Landy anyhow I guess

[Fast but dim]

here's my 90 csw, bought off here last week, with a picture of it's exclusive gearknob

so far i've bought a dog guard and a 3 pt harness for the middle seat, looking to get some steps so the family can get in the nearside.