After a deposit that was put down in September I finally have my hands on my 90 - Now to add all the "bits" I have accumulated over the last 7 months! Let the fun begin.
ChatterBox
Got the 90 out for a short trip to the family beach hut! Took the freshly acquired and freshened up No5 with me; it performed beautifully.
Also saw my twin at Queen's beach in Bowen. That was pretty cool, but didn't get a pic.
Edit: Should have mentioned that it was the first time on the beach for the 90. So I wasn't sure on how it would perform towing a trailer; especially at the entrance and exit where there had been a lot of traffic that churned it all up making it very soft. Didn't have any trouble.... except for parking the trailer when i forgot that the brakes work when reversing.... oooppppsssss
After a deposit that was put down in September I finally have my hands on my 90 - Now to add all the "bits" I have accumulated over the last 7 months! Let the fun begin.
Master
SupporterVery Nice! :>)
Is that Corris Grey with black pack?
What 'goodies' will you be adding!
Fossicker
Some pictures from my trip from Melbourne to Broken Hill for the ARB Easter event at Eldee Station
Yep, Corris with Black pack and full leather on the inside.Originally Posted by YOLO110
If my memory serves correct, currently have APT diff and steering guards, Mulgo sliders, some light protectors and a rijidij bar and wheel carrier sitting either in the garage or on order, probably some lights in there somewhere also. Next decision to make is should I paint the S3 camper to match??.
Based on my average weekend free time I should be finished with this lot by 2017.
Master
SupporterFantastic!
Unusual to see a new 90 in OZ! In the UK they are far more popular than the 110's!
Brill! :>)
Wizard
SubscriberYou need to get out more, they're everywhere!!
'51 Series 1 80"
'12 Defender 90
RoverLord
They have certainly become much more common in the last five years or so, but I would be very surprised if their current sales came close to those of the 110, or perhaps even of the 130.You need to get out more, they're everywhere!!
Short wheelbase Landrovers (and other four wheel drives) have been in a small minority in this country since the 1980s or even 1970s.
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
Wizard
SubscriberI agree that there are more LWB than SWB, but certainly not "unusual to see a new 90 in OZ".
'51 Series 1 80"
'12 Defender 90
Master
SupporterSo true. We saw a bunch of new Deefers on the docks a couple of weeks ago and most of them were 90's.I agree that there are more LWB than SWB, but certainly not "unusual to see a new 90 in OZ".
There are a heap of them in our area (south of the river in Perth). Unfortunately not all of them wave
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