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Great looking Jeep!!! Too bad that you didn't get a chance to wheel it. Hopefully the next owner can break it in. Ike

Yes, I sure did. Put a considerable amount of work into it, and then sold it prior to moving to Boston. I really miss that truck!

I had a similar issue with my D90 (no oil in the coolant and no obvious coolant in the oil). I also checked cooling lines, overflow cap, thermostat, and fan clutch. I even tried the test for exhaust in the coolant. In the end it was a head gasket, which was clear when we took it apart. Fixed...

If I recall, Doug really wanted a Defender replacement, but also looking at RRCs. He did an amazing job putting it together, and I'm surprised that RedMountainRovers didn't sell it from their lot.

My D90... Here's my "new to me" D90. We've not taken in out wheeling yet (I know it's a shame), but will as soon as we sort it out. This pic was taken on the long drive back to Texas from North Carolina.

Please do keep us posted. It's a sweet rig and would an awesome weekend/daily. I've spent about 6 weeks of this year EU, and drool every time I see a diesel LR, Toyota, or Jeep. GL

Very cool. Can it be legally driven in the US? Seriously, I thought that only U.S. spec models could be used on U.S. roads, at least until the 25 year comes into effect.

It is a sweet truck. I came across it when I was searching for a Defender. Is his price reasonable? What do these things go for? Reading this thread has gotten me interested in this truck. Thanks, Burton

Here is one that I came across in Texas... http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/1096624609.html No affiliation (sad that much of the ad is dedicated to the stereo setup)