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We have quite a few HAM operators in the NorCal Land Rover Club and the most popular and effective antenna is the NR770HBNMO Mobile antenna 2m/70cm, NMO mount. Great range, durability, had a fold down feature.... I run a comet sb-1 nmo rubber duck type full time on my rack (vfo on trails...

Great write up!. Nor Cal Land Rover club does this trip annually and it's great to read other peoples experiences! Thanks for sharing!!

Starting a list for an Easter order... and a new D1 t-shirt ;)

^^Awesome. FWIW, my series 100 is sporting a brand new set of Cooper A/T3's that come with the "Scott Brady said...". Thx again SB. :D

+1 for 8800. Xband awesome.

They look great! Congrats

Check out NorCalRovers.org and lrrforums.com. Some overlap but plenty of guys who have done the job. Especially TigerDan and another guy, Jeremy, out your way. Good luck

ARBUSA just outside of Seattle. Pick up there and go... (I did nit study thread to see if/why arb is not an option so if this is redundant, my apologies)

I recently joined the ranks of ARB Fridge Owner and am really looking forward to having it along. Like folks on this thread, I noticed that the temps were off when I first plugged it in. Here is what I learned: My Part: Before thinking the temps are way off, there is a right way to measure...

Hmmm. Can you provide a little more detail on this image? I get the lower section recessed to accommodate the slide, but the upper-end is my question. I'm assuming the leading edge is dadoed to accommodate the drawer face and not the length of the box, yes? Thanks

Or whisk broom ;)

Awesome!! Congrats

One thing to check and consider is if the timing belt has been changed. I believe the factory recommends to change at about 100k. Enjoy, we love our rig.

My $.02, the steel square tube/ sealed bearings set up is very cool! Great for strength and distance. As for carpet,I would/did. Softer to move around on. Easier for keeping little bits from rolling away especially when not parked level... Marine grade carpet was to install and can look...

Great posts here, wow. Another thought, Check out Northern California Land Rover Club @ NorCalRovers.org and or Facebook. More that a few LR3's and 4's from bone stock hse (with muddy tires ;-) to well kitted overland rigs. Very well thought out and a lot if experience. Coincidentally, there...

Looks great! Did you fan the rear door panel? How was that?

Beautiful rig and congrats on the "new addition" - also a labor of love ;)

+1 for Tepui. Excellent product and even better people

Tell them to connect with Northern California Land Rover Club on Facebook, chances are we can feed'em and at least provide a lot of local route info ;-)

Another observation in the derivative "Hawse vs. Roller" debate: assuming your roller is of the overlapping variety and the rollers are smooth - they provide a bit of protection to the synthetic line from those folks that park by braille. I have a new setup and the line is tuck down the corner...