Thread: Show us your Classic Rangies.

Hi, my name is Ian. Im a brit living in NZ and heres a pic of my 1988 classic stuck in a "diff breaker" bog..

1976 RRC at Yalwal on the NSW south coast.



Shoalhaven Gorge ~ 1988?


Inside Gosses Bluff - 1985

the rangie went when I got my Defender.


Martyn

My beast looks rough but has had a lotof work done mechanically, 84 5 speed and love it

G, November last year... this thread needs a kick in the butt!

As I am once again going to be partially stripping the rangie down for another round of mods I was looking to this thread for inspirational images of classics!!!
I need something to keep my interest going while Fluffy is out of action!!!

Here is some old photos of Fluffy's recent (not so recent actually) adventures!!

I probably should throw my Rangie in the ring.

"Blackbeard the Pirate" 1975 2 Door, I've had her for about 6 months now and had her out in the bush a few times. Itching to take her out some more though!

When I first got her


First time out to loosen her up a bit


Small drive in the Vic high country with my brothers Disco 3


It's a fairly unknown classic but is running what seems to be a boggo 3.5 and 4 speed manual. As far as I can tell it's had a 2inch spring lift and has had a Holley carb put on it at some stage.

Cheers,
Steve

Mr_White_Keys,

There's nothing like a 2 Door Classic.
They are becoming harder to find and original std versions are fetching big $$ in std form, but they do look sweet when are modified

Lucky find ....you have a nice platform to work with, good luck with future build up, we will be watching them with interest.

Cheers,

Baggy

Originally Posted by Mister_white_keys

I probably should throw my Rangie in the ring.

"Blackbeard the Pirate" 1975 2 Door, I've had her for about 6 months now and had her out in the bush a few times. Itching to take her out some more though!

When I first got her
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And not a mini or citroen in site .... You must live on acerage

This is what mine looked like when I got it ...





It looks just the same now .... other than being covered in mud from hurtling to work and back down bush tracks each time I drive it

I still need to chase up a rear bumper for it ... very frustrating. I've seen them even go through on ebay for $25 and not sell.... But there always in bloody QLD or the middle of NSW .... somewhere hours and hours of driving away

seeya,
Shane L.

Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

And not a mini or citroen in site .... You must live on acerage

.

One for DoubleChevron with one of my other toys, a 1964 Mini Panel Van



Cheers,
Steve