Thread: Show us your Classic Rangies.

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Thanks Guyg will check it out tomorrow. Yes it is a p76 motor.

Loving the Rangie pics
Keep the thread going!

Here's a few pics of mine.

Nothing major done to it (except for getting it going ):
3.5L, 4 speed, LPG, dual batteries, DIY rear drawers.

These pics are pre- 31" STTs (on the car now) and 2" lift (almost on).

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Originally Posted by GuyG

Hey Loccor,
We had the solenoid of the starter break from the front drive shaft hitting it at Fraser Island at Xmas time (thanks to MR Auto we had another delivered within 24hrs to Orchid Beach), this was because the starter was either a P76 starter or one from a sedan. If you change to a rangie starter the solenoid is up to the side rather than underneath it.

Cheers Guy

Ive put a rangie starter on my red 2 door (P76 Engine) Bolt holes same but had to make a ring adapter and heat shrink on to fit housing for a good fit.
Cheers RR.

Hello all,a couple of pics of my 72 model,maxis front & rear,winch,LT77 dont care what anyone says they are a great box,MG V8 which is the same as a rover but with MG on the R/C,s!.high comp Rover P5B pistons,stage 2 cam.its a workhorse and well and trully earns its keep.also has kings 2" lift coils.

Photos taken in the forest near Mt Walker,Lithgow,some good tracks and i get paid to drive them.though not in the Rangie unfortunatly.oh well cant have everything.

Went out today and got a few pics

The only issue I had was rear springs dislocating. I will put in some clamps to keep them in as I prefer this over cones.

Originally Posted by stooge

Went out today and got a few pics

The only issue I had was rear springs dislocating. I will put in some clamps to keep them in as I prefer this over cones.

I take it the LT95 is all good then