stevenmd
Expedition Leader
Nice! Can you post up some interior pics of the Defender seats in the second row? Thanks!
Post pictures of your Land Rover.
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Nice! Can you post up some interior pics of the Defender seats in the second row? Thanks!
I Leak Oil
Expedition Leader
Just picked up my new-to-me Rover this weekend. 1973 Series III 109" Station Wagon. Looking forward to getting it dirty soon!
Galvanized frame, 2.5l petrol engine out of mid-80's Defender, Defender seats, overdrive. It runs great.
Cliffy!!!!!
Mail truck blue, I like it! Is it RHD also?
Nice looking series for sure. You'll enjoy it.
CliffClavin
Observer
Yep, RHD. Made the 4.5 hour drive home from picking it up a little more interesting! Color is actually a 1975 Jag color, Ocean Blue. Looks a tad purple in the right light but I don't mind.
Here are some pics of the second row seats.
Jump seats in the back have four point harness seat belts installed, three on each side.
Looking forward to working on it. I does have a few electrical issues to sort out (what British car doesn't). Left rear blinker isn't working, high beams don't work, none of the aux lights are hooked up and the fuel gauge doesn't work. Figure I'll start with the blinker then sort the fuel gauge and leave the high beams and aux lights for last.
Here are some pics of the second row seats.
Jump seats in the back have four point harness seat belts installed, three on each side.
Looking forward to working on it. I does have a few electrical issues to sort out (what British car doesn't). Left rear blinker isn't working, high beams don't work, none of the aux lights are hooked up and the fuel gauge doesn't work. Figure I'll start with the blinker then sort the fuel gauge and leave the high beams and aux lights for last.
jeff_wright
Adventurer
One4adventure
New member
Correus
Adventurer
Okay - first off...thanks for sharing the pics those are cool.
Second, I've got to ask...what type of coffee pot is that? I don't recognize the style.
And lastly, tell me about your mock up and what you are wanting to do. Looks interesting and I'm playing around with some ideas myself.
One4adventure
New member
Mock up and coffee pot
Well the mock up has sort of stalled there as I cannot decide how to proceed, I am converting my truck to a sort of reverse X-Panda-Cab.
Should I do the Dormobile inspired kitchen or put some sliding storage on the floos and maintain my outside kitchen box that currently hangs on my rain gutters?
The coffee pot is a stove top espresso maker, that think is the best bit of camping gear, just throw in some nice coffee and some cold water and throw it next to the camp fire, come back in 20 minutes and liquid gold.
Cheers,
Chris
Well the mock up has sort of stalled there as I cannot decide how to proceed, I am converting my truck to a sort of reverse X-Panda-Cab.
Should I do the Dormobile inspired kitchen or put some sliding storage on the floos and maintain my outside kitchen box that currently hangs on my rain gutters?
The coffee pot is a stove top espresso maker, that think is the best bit of camping gear, just throw in some nice coffee and some cold water and throw it next to the camp fire, come back in 20 minutes and liquid gold.
Cheers,
Chris
ah the ultimate accessory.....the awesome dog!!!!!:sombrero:
Is that Shrine Pass? Very cool network of trails in that area.
This is my Disco on Storm Drain during my quest to find some sort of road to connect Thompson and Poudre canyon. It has run many trails in the Colorado area and has proven to be a robust and fun vehicle.
For now it just has 265/75's and a OME MD kit, its a fun weekend warrior.
This is my RRC, a gray market 1984 with a LT77s, current restoration project. Im thinking 235/85's and RTE 2" and Expo goodies. I would like to one day follow the Oregon trail in this vehicle.
Nice Rovers everyone!
