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Originally Posted by Grimace
tuff, me thinks some form of flares might be required though!!
just dont go cutting the arse off this one just yet!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimace
tuff, me thinks some form of flares might be required though!!
just dont go cutting the arse off this one just yet!
Might have to get flares soon to cover another szet of road tyres.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSI250
But really not required offroad.
Funny about cutting it. I do have plans to remove the roof and do a minor exo, but for now I just want to wheel it more. I also do not intend on any major suspension changes, so hopefully this one survives :D
Just dug this up. Very sad indeed as both Combie & now Rangie gone:(
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...012/08/839.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...012/08/840.jpg
Picked this up on the weekend. 4bd1t with an LT 95.... Love it
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Hi Guys!
Here is my 1994 Vogue SE. It's feeling unloved by my parents at the moment as it's always been a spare vehicle, but I plan to spend some precious time to bring her back to life in the next few months.
It's the soft dash model, built in Feb 1994 according to the VIN Plate, in Ardennes Green. It currently has a modified EAS setup that allows full control of each corner with the up/down switches (I really want to get this back to standard).
Enjoy!
Brock.
here is what is left of my 89
lucky the 1976 and 1980 survived and 101 :):)
Hi there
What a sad sight wouldnt happen to be out in the simpson would it.looks pretty familiar and noticed you were carrying a lot of fuel
How did it happen?????
Hey guys,
Heres a link to my RRC...
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/members-ri...68-rangie.html
Few things done, a few left to do (but does it ever really end?)
Hope you like
Cheers,
Evo :twisted:
we were out on the cameron corner road , bit of a road trip with the boys
one of the lads hit some sand on a corner and tripped the old girl up
wrote it off , very sad no one hurt thats the main thing so we all stacked into the 1976 rrc and the 101 and had a safe and happy rest of the trip :)