Thread: Show us your Classic Rangies.

That's a bit extreme parking it in your lounge room, though.

But seriously, noice, very noice . . .

Originally Posted by SGT.JOE

1984 stock standard, 3.5 V8, 3 speed auto and Four doors.








Drives 100KM's too Hobart and back most days.

Great action shot! Mine's the same but it's about to get an LT95 instead. I really have enjoyed the TorqueFlite, though. I'm very tempted to keep it but a manual is better for up here.

Originally Posted by Davo

That's a bit extreme parking it in your lounge room, though. . . .

You should see how I tuck it up in bed .... Hot water bottle, soft music......

Originally Posted by ghillie

You should see how I tuck it up in bed .... Hot water bottle, soft music......

Bugger the lounge room I'd install a roller door in my bedroom and push the bed into the corner.

G'day

After seeeking advice on this forum I purchased a 1989 Highline in very good original condition.
It had spent all its life in Dee Why doing shopping duty. I bought it to tow my trailer and that is what it mostly does.
I have had this for a few years now. I have had it utterly bogged and nearly rolled it a few times in rough country.

I really like it!

Nice camper trailer you've got there!

DL

Shame on me, I sold my trusty Range Rover today, that leaves me with only the Stage One so it's goodby to this part of the woods. I'll be over in the Stage One threads if anyone needs me..........

My 93 LSE and my totally buggered 87 (now donated to land rovers only)