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  1. 27th May 2008, 05:45 PM #1
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    Andrew AKA Cooee Has Been Busy

    We all admire Little Thumber - the jolly Yellow 101 owned by Cooee - well he, as in Andrew, has been busy again making his truck even better. He has installed LPG with twin tanks (big) and done some work in the cab so he can put in his radio and UHF.

    Andrew said it was OK to put these pics he sent me up on the site.

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    Is this the yellow 101 that was directly opposite me at Cooma?

    Was yours there, too, Garry?
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    That is such a nice 101"!

    Does anyone know what rims and tyres he is using?

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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Is this the yellow 101 that was directly opposite me at Cooma?

    Was yours there, too, Garry?
    It is the yellow 101 and unfortunately mine was not there - it is running but not yet ready for rego.

    Dianna - I believe the wheels are widened standard rims and the tyres are 38" either SIMEX or MAXXIS - not sure.

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    G'day P38arover

    Yes Ron, that's it "Trespassers Shot--Suvivors Eaten"

    That is one awesome 101, went for a blast in it while I was in Cooma what a Hoot I have driven another 101 on standard Nato 900 x16's but this vehicle is impressive rides and handles well.

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    He has been busy, i was only talking to Andrew 3-4 weeks ago about the carby and lpg conversion.
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    Been talking to Andrew today.
    His gas system runs two donuts , one before each carby and a Italian three stage gas convertor mounted on the motor.
    He is talking about getting vacuum diaphram lift on the CD Strombergs to finish things off.
    The twin donut set up is a standard set up for carby 3.5 rover motors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101 Ron View Post
    Been talking to Andrew today.
    His gas system runs two donuts , one before each carby and a Italian three stage gas convertor mounted on the motor.
    He is talking about getting vacuum diaphram lift on the CD Strombergs to finish things off.
    The twin donut set up is a standard set up for carby 3.5 rover motors.
    what size are those tanks ? 100lt each !
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    I think he said 90 lts each.
    A 101 landy will need this to give the same range as per the 110 lts petrol tank.
    It should work well if Andrew wants to do extended trips and will give a range of over a 1000 kms if using both fuels
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