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I know the guy that owns this one. BTW - Grover is in the current issue of LRM.

I have a '63 - it has greatly appreciated in value. It isn't all that expensive to maintain, especially when compared to more modern vehicles. As to Toys... they are the vehicle of choice for terrorists. ROTFL!!!!

True not true!!! LOL Have you seen the prices many of the old Series and Defender Rovers are getting on the various auction sites, such as bringatrailer? I have now been offered 6x's the amount I paid for my '63 IIa 88 Station Wagon and I'm not completely done with the rebuild.

Have a look here. 'Buying a Used Range Rover: Everything You Need to Know' Says 'unavailable' but it is. https://www.autotrader.com/car-shopping/buying-used-range-rover-everything-you-need-know-239295

There is this...

Oh WOW!!! I know Vicky T - we serve on a vintage LR club board together.

Yup, know about it.

Tim Slessor and I are email buddies. Even got to take a quick jaunt in Oxford back in January '21, you can barely see me behind the well in the attached pic. His grandson and others recreated the trip back in 2019, but in reverse order.

Here's something to consider... the X-PANDA-CAB. http://www.expeditionlandrover.info/LandRoverCaravan/XpandaCab.htm

No one suggested you stop posting and even I said I found it interesting. The whole "barn door" thing must be an Americanism (like the term "breakfast" is for the radiator bulkhead for the Series) or a Defender/Disco thing. Been asking around about it, no one I've spoken to has ever heard of...

Still seems like a lot of major mods... Alpine windows, rear, full sized door and so one.

Okay, I've been reading through all of this with the greatest interest. Don't take this the wrong way (because I'm really curious), yet with all of these LR modifications for a jeep, why not just buy a LR Defender (not the new one, but tge good one)?

If that hasp is such a good thing is it patented or at least copywrited? If not, your SOL because you've posted enough pics anyone could copy it.

Unfortunately I did check out the website... I'm still trying to figure out what is so special about it. Under the 'protection' and 'tools' section all I'm seeing are items you can pick up at WallyWorld or a big-box hardware store for a fraction of what he's selling the stuff for. For...

Exactly... I'm constantly searching out websites that deal with 'overlanding' and such and I've never heard of this one or have had it pop up.

ROTFLMAO!!!

Nah... gonna grab some popcorn and enjoy the show!

LOL!!! It happens. What is it they say... "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery"?

Why would someone want to steal your URL? They are cheap and easy to get. Someone can easily STEAL you 'idea', there is a difference between the two. One thing I've learned in business, never deal with rude owners and workers.

Kinda harsh... I've been kicking around for something like this, but with an attitude like that.... might as well pirate the idea and create a website.