Any Landrover guys here?

[BPitts]

any fellow cummins/ land rover enthusiasts here?



Here's what I have owned so far



(still own)1997 LR Defender 90 soft top(dad's and my baby) 2inch OME lift, rovertym shock mounts,ranch 9000's(they were cheap),magnaflow cats with flowmaster, 285/75/r16 super swampe ssr's with 16' steelies, 265/75/r16 BFG at's on factory wheels, Rock ware winch bumper,safari gard rock sliders with OBA taps, warn xd9000(pos),rovertracks tie rod,safarigard diff. guards, some audio and alarm work, synthetic winch line, 23k original miles, hella 3000's,



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(sold cause motor was SH*&)1992 Range Rover classic LSE(1 out of 300)

ARB bull bar,2 inch lift,bfg at's, tinted windows, flowmaster with no cats, had warn winch, was going to do 1 ton swap with 39. 5 TSL's or irok's but entire transmission needed work. Was going to restore but couldn't find the rare interior parts.

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1988 Range rover classic( sold but miss it) had 250k miles, was a great project, taught me alot about working on cars and wiing, wish I could have kept it and done a 350/400/np205/203 60/14b combo and make it into a crawler. Bought it for 800. 00 running and drove it 250 miles with no speedo at 85mph following a freind home, can't beat that really regret selling it because it was such a POS already that it was a perfect project

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mom, dad, and sister have owned/driven since I was born

2005 LR3 SE- winch,bull bar, mt's( drove eit for a little bit)

2007 LR3 HSE- moms still have

2004 Range rover westminster edition- Black on black had black piano wood, 1 out of 300 in world( mom's favorite car)(sold)

2003 range rover HSE-

2003 LR discovery II-sister drove it, was almost mine until dad traded it

2001 LR discovery II-had serious problems

1997 LR discovery I

1994 LR range rover classic LWB- suv that got me into wheeling

 

[BPitts]

and of course the cummins is the one that doesn't break down :-laf

 

[GHarman]

I had a 1971 Land Rover, Aluminum Body, 4 Cylinder, 4X4 short wheel base. Busted a rear drive axle taking off from a light:--). Sold it right after the incident. Couldnt find parts for it ( mid 1970's). GregH

 

[BPitts]

rover axles suck#@$%!

 

[HGreen]

I had two at one time, a 73 series III short wheel base that I tore the engine up in and droped a Ford 302 in, and a 67 series II long wheel base. Loved both, but don't expect to get anywhere fast (and still be able to hear) in either without the aftermarket overdrive. Really drew onlookers when you crank started them in the supermarket parking lot. Don't miss either of them.

 

[sarj]

haven't owned one. Had to winch a couple off the rocks on the Miller Jeep trail once... 'bout as close as I ever got. Since then I think the CA parks dept started enforcing a no-rover policy on black diamond trails.

 

[BPitts]

ya there are some rover owners who think they can go anywhere with a slightly modified rover, I've learned my limitations in them...

 

[cArNiVaLwOrKeR]

Check out this one in the Backdrop that is for Private sale... Pics does not show too much...



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JoeLee

 

[sarj]

I was just stumbling along and I found a pretty cool rover site with lots of trip pictures. Turns out a couple of rovers tried a run on the dusey-ershim trail and have 3 pages of some pretty cool pictures of the trail. This one is a good test for anyone running 33's. It's a 2 to 3 day trail run with some great camping. Day 3 pictures show what happens when a well-intentioned rover meets up with a seasoned trail. I give these guys high marks for attitudes. You don't run this trail without spare drive shafts.

dusey-ershim