Jwestpro
Explorer
I love those Adventure Trailers, very nice designs they have and well thought out options. Seems like you'd have to get pretty crazy to be limited by where they can go.
My LR3:
Post pictures of your Land Rover.
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I love those Adventure Trailers, very nice designs they have and well thought out options. Seems like you'd have to get pretty crazy to be limited by where they can go.
My LR3:
FlexyDisco
New member
Here is mine at Winter Romp.
96 Disco
Tru-Trac Front, ARB Rear, 3 inch Rovertym Springs, 2 inch BL, custom bumpers
96 Disco
Tru-Trac Front, ARB Rear, 3 inch Rovertym Springs, 2 inch BL, custom bumpers
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
This rut turned out to be quite a bit deeper than expected
What trail is that? Is it in NC?
Aaron
Storz
Explorer
Yeah they are insane! Although I am actually converting the truck back to stock this coming up weekend, I really just don't do enough offroading to warrant the aggressive lift and tires. I am going to be doing quite a bit of traveling this summer, and need the rover to have better highway manners, so this weekend stock springs, shocks, sway bars and stock sized (or close) tires are going back on it.
I really wish I could swing a 2nd vehicle but right now the Land Rover has to`be good on road as well as off.
In the end though it'll still be a rover, and I'm sure I'll still be able to have some fun offroad with it
Storz
Explorer
Green96D1
Explorer
Here is mine at Winter Romp.
96 Disco
Tru-Trac Front, ARB Rear, 3 inch Rovertym Springs, 2 inch BL, custom bumpers
I like your front bumper
sweet D1
FlexyDisco
New member
Thanks man, I like it, but I want to build another one.
I have seen your D1 it looks pretty sweet too man!
Bob
stevenr
Observer
I think that may be my next tire. Been happy?
NashvilleRunner
Observer
Hey man awesome pics! Where were those pics taken? I was in Bham about 2 weeks ago and tried to find some good trails. I ended up going behind the Hoover Met.
michaels
Explorer
they're in shannon. a small area surrounded by homewood, bluff park, and bessemer. basically just get off 65 and go past wallmart on lakeshore drive. keep going until you start seeing woods. don't go on the right side of teh highway if you see trails.
i'll get you a google map:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sou...0952,-86.901855&spn=0.018199,0.04549&t=h&z=15
turn into leaf lake drive. go to the dead end, and the trail is behind the big construction sign warning people that the roads ends.
then enjoy the trail. if that's blocked off, then drive down lakeshore to the east and have fun. none of the puddles are deeper than two feet and it's all hardpacked. i usually go out alone at night, sometimes in the rain and never have problems.
NashvilleRunner
Observer
Awesome! Thanks! I live in Nashville now but I am from Trussville and I am very familiar with that area. I used to street race down Lakeshore back in the day! I will be coming home to get my new lights installed and would like to check it out.