1989 Land Rover Trail Rig. Full Custom. FS or Trade

sam1

Observer
Here is a link to my CL ad. http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/2621830909.html

Inspected, and street legal.



Need more of a DD so would consider interesting trades (Tacoma, LC, 4runner, Diesel 110 or Disco, etc.) In Austin TX, asking $15k.

Details on the truck below. It needs nothing. PM for more pics.

-3.9 ltr. fuel injected V-8 with Headman headers, aftermarket catalytic converters, Flow Master muffler. Automatic transmission.
-Optima battery
-Warn 9.5 ti winch with synthetic line
-Hella off road lights
-LT230 transfer case from Discovery with long spline output shaft.
-Rebuilt Discovery series 2 double cardon front driveshaft
-Custom built double cardon 1310 u-joint rear drive shift with ¼” wall dom tubing
-Custom fabricated Ford 9” disc brake rear end with 35 spline Moser axle shafts, Detroit locker, Strange nodular housing, 4.75 to 1 Richmond ring and pinion gears. Spidertrax housing (3/8” tube wall thickness) . 5 on 5 bolt pattern with custom made wheel adapters to fit Rover bolt pattern of 5 on 6.5. Summit racing brake proportioning valve.
-Front axle has 4.75 reverse cut gears with an ARB air locker assembled by Great Basin Rovers. Axle shafts and cv joints are from Rovertracks (made by Longfield) with 30/24 spline inner axle shafts. Great Basin HD drive flanges at the wheels.
-5 inch Rovertym springs all around. Rovertym johnny joint rear links. Front radius arms custom made. Bilstein 7100 remote reservoir short body shocks- 12” in front, 14” in rear
-PSC Motorsports High performance steering pump and hydraulic ram assist at the pitman arm. Brand new oem steering box from dealer. Heavy duty Rovertracks drag link. Heavy duty Rovertym track bar moved to the front made possible by a RH drive swivel housing.
- Custom made 3/8” steel belly pan. Custom made front bumper and skid plate. LED tail lights.
-New oil cooler and tranny lines.
-Uniden 2 way radio
-Gas tank relocated.
-15x10 Trailready beadlock wheels with 37/12.5/15 Goodyear MT/R’s
-1.5” diameter .120” wall HREW round steel tube roll cage and front bumper.
-Rear has been bobbed by about a foot.
-Has engine driven compressor for airing up tires. Works great!
 
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SCRover

Adventurer
Looks like the PO was rather meticulous to detail, yes? Miles on the 3.9? I assume it's the original motor - curious the PO didn't opt for one of the larger LR engines given the amount of work he did.

If you have the build records, receipts, etc. from the PO, you should mention it.

Very nice truck!
 

sam1

Observer
The 3.9 was rebuilt, along with the trans approximately 10k miles ago according to the PO. Unfortunately, I do not have the records. Based on the mechanical condition and performance of the truck, I believe the information is accurate, of course it's best to come see it firsthand.... Thanks

Also, power from the 3.9 seems more than sufficient in this truck, maybe the headers/exhaust help... the PO was very meticulous, it was a 5 year project for him.
 
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LtFuzz

Explorer
Nice buggy, dude. Rover V8 will more than thing over the rocks just fine.

I'd try Pirate4x4.com if you haven't already -- it's a more rock-crawling oriented site that will get more interest.
 

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