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Whatever bumper you can put on it that works is a great idea, some purists might differ but this is her LR. One thing that might be a plus is that it can haul a flatbed trailer full of cabinets easily.

How 'bout just use rope?

OK, what is in it? Since you have added it to the LR what is its purpose?

These come in so many lengths it is amazing. There has to be something you can use. I have them from 6 inch to 36 inch for tying down cargo to my RR.

I had wheels sandblasted at a place that carves headstones, gave me a great price.

My 3 came with 19s. I bought 18s in black steel and am very happy with them. Duratrac seem to work for me. https://lucky8llc.com/products/18x8-steel-wheel-satin-black?_pos=4&_sid=5cf1d77d0&_ss=r

Carson G, Thanks for pointing that out. It was a mistake on the $72K, it was $7K through the local dealer. I still thought it was a lot, but without the work it was a paper weight sitting in my driveway.

They are gone. Thanks for the interest.

I bought a LR3 with 96K on the speedo. Unfortunately the PO did not disclose some very important items that mechanical examination did not show till it stopped running. Just having the heads milled and reinstalled was $72K so my 9K LR was not that much of a dream. Whatever you get, get the...

FREE, FREE. Wet Okole seat covers for LR3. Grey and black. FREE if you pick them up, Never used. Decided not to use them. $250 value...FREE if you pick them up. I am in Denver, CO. PM me.

When I had a Pinzgauer and traveled thru Oregon I would ask the attendant, since the fuel tank hole was so large that a nozzle would not stay in like on American vehicles, if they minded that I held the nozzle while they attended to other customers. Nobody minded if they started the filling.

You may have too make some from fiberglass to replace them.

Those go so slow that being in a tunnel is no problem

They could be mounted perpendicular to the bumper, but will limit the visibility of your lights from the side. You could trade out the headlights for driving lights. Getting into more expense than it might be worth. Mounting those cans on the hood flat will leak, Nato cans won't but the heat...

Are the headlights on a Wrangler set up for this?

I had a friend introduce me to Jay Couch years ago when I had a 404 UniMog. HIs shop is fantastic and his work is extraordinary. The things he and his people are able to do with almost anything mechanical will amaze you.

Because the RV5 is bigger and basically has the extras (sold separately, of course) it compares to my RV3, course there are only two of us but the 3 has more than adequate room for us. The additional space created by the extra walls is a great thing. The price is a relative thing, I did not feel...

Had one of those in the 60s and without a heater you would freeze. Sucks the heat right out of you.

Not a stupid idea, the box (it is not very deep) goes inside the window space with a locking door that allows access from the outside. It is not attached to the outside of the LR. It replaces the window. Perhaps you have not seen the idea used in any vehicle and hence your ridicule of the concept.

Really curious as to how that device does not create wind noise. Thinking about the box that fits where the window goes, like I have seen on several Jeeps. Now that is something I could see adding to my LR3. Nobody sits in the back as I removed the third row seats for a FR shelf/drawer system...