Reply With QuoteNo probs with the info gathering Pete, but I had to delete the 2 mentions of value you asked about. All good mate.
Oh, and the 'what's it worth' is available only to subscribers.
Cheers.
Master
Hi Gav,
I didn't know there was a "what's it worth" section. I'm trying to find out about them in general including how rare or sought after they may be. Not after a value in dollars. Hope that's OK.
Pete
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SubscriberNo probs with the info gathering Pete, but I had to delete the 2 mentions of value you asked about. All good mate.
Oh, and the 'what's it worth' is available only to subscribers.
Cheers.
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
Swaggie
Master
Thanks for the pic Mick. I've had a Series capstan some years ago but sold it and the vehicle. I'm assuming there are some differences between one for the Classic and for the Series but maybe not. I'll have another look at it and get some pics.Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
Pete
Swaggie
Look at my signature.
That winch is on a RRC chassis.
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SubscriberOnly pic I could find on the net of a capstan on an RRC, it seems to look like a series unit mounted up. If you can make a bracket that lines the drive up with the centre of the crank, then you're all sorted. On a series it sits back out of the way - on an RRC it sticks out a bit. I suppose you could make up a bull bar to fit it all up.
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
Swaggie
Yep. That looks just like mine.Only pic I could find on the net of a capstan on an RRC, it seems to look like a series unit mounted up. If you can make a bracket that lines the drive up with the centre of the crank, then you're all sorted. On a series it sits back out of the way - on an RRC it sticks out a bit. I suppose you could make up a bull bar to fit it all up.
TopicToaster
No, not much changed. Gone the way of the ark or series one now.
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Maybe we're expecting too much out of what really is a smallish motor allready pushing 2 tonnes. Just because it's a v8 doesn't mean it's powerfull.
One answer REV IT BABY REV IT!!!
Master
Thanks guys. Here is a pic of the Classic version which mounts behind the grill and the original bumper is retained. I'll have another look at this one and get some pics.
File:1971 Range Rover, Darien Gap Expedition Vehicle Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
YarnMaster
SupporterThey look like a series winch tacked on the front.
The factory Rangie capstan winch was hidden behind the grill. Much neater.
The Darien Gap Rangies had them fitted. You can see it there if you look closely.
Ha Ha . Great minds think alike. Disco Pete beat me to it. Never mind , its a different view.
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