Shes got a 'Nice Set of Racks'

[Tommy]

Quite impressed with these very 'tidy' set of racks for the Landy.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2007/07/430.jpg

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2007/07/431.jpg

[George130]

Mmmm.
It's a 4 door soft top to.

[tombraider]

Thats Safety Devices Rack and Rollcage

You cant fit it if you have a Safari Snorkel fitted.....

[Grizzly_Adams]

Thats Safety Devices Rack and Rollcage

You cant fit it if you have a Safari Snorkel fitted.....

You just need to move the snorkel forward a little bit... :)

[tombraider]

You just need to move the snorkel forward a little bit... :)

Except if its already fitted that leaves 6 lovely drilled holes in the guard!

[Mick-Kelly]

Kinda defeats the idea of a softop though :(

[abaddonxi]

Website here:
http://www.safetydevices.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=65&Itemid=63

Cheers
Simon

[LandyAndy]

Those early 130 rims look sweet too!!!!
Andrew

[loanrangie]

The rack is ugly i think.

[abaddonxi]

Rack? What rack? My eyes never went higher than the skirt, um legs, er roll cage.

Dirty dirty stuff.

Cheers
Simon

[George130]

I would still love my beastie to be a rag top.

[hiline]

The rack is ugly i think.


i agree ;)

looks like a set of Monkey Bars :angel:

[dobbo]

yes it's not the prettiest of things, I wouldn't mind the cars inside the showroom

[HangOver]

Quite impressed with these very 'tidy' set of racks for the Landy.

is it supposed to be a roll cage or just for a roof storage?

if that rolled wouldn't the legs just punch straight through the bodywork?

[abaddonxi]

Check this PDF out. Looks like there's stuff underneath.

Cheers
Simon

[HangOver]

they still look like they just go to floor level.
I thought roll cages for good protection should go to the chasis ?

Either way it looks good.

[EchiDna]

they still look like they just go to floor level.
I thought roll cages for good protection should go to the chasis ?

Either way it looks good.

it does go to chassis... there are above panel and below panel sections, the below panel sections go to the chassis - the NAS designs are about as good as you can get without going to a race spec cage.

the roof rack on the other hand is Fugly in my opinion...

[crump]

it does go to chassis... there are above panel and below panel sections, the below panel sections go to the chassis - the NAS designs are about as good as you can get without going to a race spec cage.

the roof rack on the other hand is Fugly in my opinion...
you calling my truck ugly???:mad::D

[tombraider]

you calling my truck ugly???:mad::D

How dare he!

Everyone knows you got a great rack :p

[EchiDna]

you calling my truck ugly???:mad::D

actually It doesn't look too bad without the exo cage :)

put the two together and... um... er... it doesn't work for me...:o

I dunno why anyone would need a rack on top of those exo cages anyway, just strap stuff onto the cage and be done with it :D

[sclarke]

Everyone loves a Top Heavy Play toy..............

After selling Camila and Uterising Grommet the handling is great... the lack of weight over the roofline makes a hell of a differance.....

[isuzurover]

Except if its already fitted that leaves 6 lovely drilled holes in the guard!

Nothing a good tig welder can't fix.


Everyone loves a Top Heavy Play toy..............

After selling Camila and Uterising Grommet the handling is great... the lack of weight over the roofline makes a hell of a differance.....

Agree completely - I turned my IIA from a hardtop into a ute - it made a HUGE difference in stability and visibility offroad.

However, having a roll bar/cage would be beneficial if you are doing really serious stuff. I have been fortunate not to roll yet, but have probably been close of a few occasions. A mate with a 88" IIA almost rolled backwards on a steep hill once!!! Fortunately he was only at the base of the hill, so the landie just sat on the rear wheel carrier (both front wheels completely off the ground!!!