Thread: The 'Bush Ranger' Anyone got one??

Bush Ranger is also the name for the next model up from the Perentie used by the Australian Army... not that its any relation to this one... but just for reference sake.....

Big Fan of your work guys (thanks to Damo!!)

I have decided on JUST getting my D90 (looking forward to it!! - very very soon)

It just looks like the ultimate on/off road BEAST!

But, i will put it into my 'toys' pile - this is when i win the Lotto and can buy a toy or 2 for me to play with!

again, love your work!

Will keep drooling as i see them (occasionally) pass! :roll:

Cheers
Knight

hey guys, just found this website Bush Ranger All Terrain Vehicles - Ultimate off-road adventure
i had no idea they were being made again. very exciting

They used to be made in Oz by John E Davis Motorworks (i.e., John and Bruce Davis) at Annangrove, NSW. Is Bruce Davis (Davis Performance Landys - still at Annangrove) involved with this production?

I can't see any reference to Annangrove or Davis on the website (except in some of the gallery pics).

Edit: It seems not. From the history page:

The Bush Ranger was originally designed as the Dakar in the UK.

John Davis from Sydney redesigned the Dakar to become the All Australian Bush Ranger.

Also called the Bush Rangie at one stage, the Bush Ranger quickly gained reputation for amazing on-road performance and extraordinary off-road agility with some of Australia’s wealthiest people obtaining one of the 28 vehicles built. One or two went to the USA.

Obtaining the moulds and designs, we now offer this vehicle for sale as a kit to rebody your Range Rover or Discovery

I noticed in one of the main pics, the vehicle has free wheel hubs

Originally Posted by p38arover

They used to be made in Oz by John E Davis Motorworks (i.e., John and Bruce Davis) at Annangrove, NSW. Is Bruce Davis (Davis Performance Landys - still at Annangrove) involved with this production?

I can't see any reference to Annangrove or Davis on the website (except in some of the gallery pics).

Edit: It seems not. From the history page:




I noticed in one of the main pics, the vehicle has free wheel hubs

They bought the rights off john davis, as far as im aware bruce, nor john davis have anything to do with the production anymore

Does anyone know how much they cost?

If you have to ask, you can't afford one. (To misquote Rolls Royce)

Originally Posted by Landy Smurf

Does anyone know how much they cost?

16 grand gets you the kit. probably a lot more if they do the conversion for you