View Full Version : What actually constitutes a Land Rover?
discomuzz
22nd August 2008, 10:45 PM
Hi!
At what point do you stop owning a Land Rover and become the owner of a hybrid?
Patrol front ends. Landcruiser rear ends. Pajero this and yada yada!
What do you reckon?
cooter
22nd August 2008, 11:09 PM
the day you replace the badge
no matter what you retro fitt the heart still beats pommy blood
(hang on is that a good thing?)
Lotz-A-Landies
22nd August 2008, 11:39 PM
I take it in the same light as other commercial vehicles. While the body and chassis rails are of the original marque it remains.
You don't stop calling a Kenworth a Kenworth, if it has a GMC, engine, an Allison transmission, Hendrickson suspension or Eaton diffs. Same with a Ford truck or even a Mack who make their own engines.
So it is with a Land Rover. (Even if it hasn't got it's badge!:D)
Diana
Addit: I'm not sure it would still be a Land Rover if you fitted too many Yada Yada's .... :D;)
Blknight.aus
23rd August 2008, 05:37 AM
seconded, as long as you dont replace the firewall and primary body works (from the radiator to the rearmost seat) its a landy...
If you custom make a chassis to replace one then its still a landy.
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