Each to there own , I agree that bar is one ugly bar , It's just so wrong . How are you suppose to gain access to the rear seats ? I wouldn't want to be in there in the event of an accident , ;)
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Each to there own , I agree that bar is one ugly bar , It's just so wrong . How are you suppose to gain access to the rear seats ? I wouldn't want to be in there in the event of an accident , ;)
I was going to say that. We have Hyundai ix35 and the bull bar on the front of that Landy looks just like the ones on the front of the Hyundai's.Quote:
Originally Posted by benji
why? it apears once it been passed through this cleverly constructed bar it will be ready to go straight on the BarbieQuote:
Originally Posted by benji
My first thought was that it was off of a Delica or something of that shape.
There's a lot of weird going on there:
- doors and rear windows match the age suggested by the year of manufacture stated.
- defender badging and grille certainly don't.
- there's only one windscreen but it has a series dash.
- only seeing one gear lever - no transfer stick or difflock disengager. Vacuum operated like a perentie?
- text claims ex-army but that doesnt gel with anything except hypothetical vacuum diff.
Anyone want to add to that list?
If you glance at it real quick you can see a resemblance to Jack Nicholson Smiling as the Joker. ..
I don't think it's weird lots if people bolt on and bolt off between series defender and ex army, simply because almost all the stuff is interchangeableQuote:
Originally Posted by Mammalalien
Would it be any different to any other two door vehicle with rear seats? Defender 90? A multitude of small hatchbacks?Quote:
Originally Posted by jimr1
Wonder if it still has the triton rear bar on it? Believe me its not just ugly from the front
I like the fact that it has zero kms on it. Too embarrassed to drive it perhaps?
Fair point :pQuote:
Originally Posted by dullbird