Show us your Classic Rangies.

**Avion8** · 12th July 2015, 07:51 PM

Realised that I don't have a photo of my little RRC in this thread. So here he is, 1977 suffix D, 42,000kms since new & much loved:

**Corgie Carrier** · 12th July 2015, 08:45 PM

WOW that is beautiful! Are you the original owner?

Makes my 77 look bloody awful.

Mine looks like it has had a real hard life.

**Avion8** · 12th July 2015, 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by Corgie Carrier

WOW that is beautiful! Are you the original owner?

Makes my 77 look bloody awful.

Mine looks like it has had a real hard life.

No I am not. Was a friends who sadly passed away. But he was the original owner & I also bought his Series 1, 107" a few years ago. It is not as pristine as it looks, but is is totally original & unspoilt. Drives real nice as well.
Nigel

**Homestar** · 13th July 2015, 04:54 AM

Originally Posted by Avion8

No I am not. Was a friends who sadly passed away. But he was the original owner & I also bought his Series 1, 107" a few years ago. It is not as pristine as it looks, but is is totally original & unspoilt. Drives real nice as well.
Nigel

Cool! - original unmolested 2 doors are getting rare. Love it, cherish it and don't sell it to someone who will cut the guards and stick a 350 Chev in it! (Nothing against RRC's running big tyres and 350 Chev's - they look awesome, but I hate nice original cars being hacked up for this)

**dungarover** · 14th August 2015, 03:57 PM

Been in the wilderness for a while, picked up a Rangie classic again.

It's a 92 Rangie Vogue, 3.9 with @ 300k on the clock (Oct 91 build) Vogue, last of the non ABS and air suspension models, stock as (that'll soon change, nothing too full on). Has a few issues that I'm sorting through now just waiting for the bits to turn up!!

Trav

**Baggy** · 14th August 2015, 11:36 PM

Trav,

Looks like a nice original platform to start with.

Body looks straight, good interior ....overall a nice find

Cheers

Baggy

**jsp** · 15th August 2015, 10:47 AM

The latest project :-) has to take the backburner whilst a few other projects get finished but only 45k on the clock but some rust to deal with, couldn't resist

**dungarover** · 15th August 2015, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by Baggy

Trav,

Looks like a nice original platform to start with.

Body looks straight, good interior ....overall a nice find

Cheers

Baggy

Thanks,

I've been looking or a 91/92 non ABS Rangie classic model for a while, hard to find so I had to be patient (which for me is a miracle in itself) but this one came up and bought it sight unseen off e-bay which is a risk in itself. Thankfully it was better than I thought.

Trav

**rwlse** · 15th August 2015, 02:19 PM

It looks good Trav.
Have you worked out its use by date yet #%&#$
Richard

**jsp** · 15th August 2015, 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by dungarover

Thanks,

I've been looking or a 91/92 non ABS Rangie classic model for a while, hard to find so I had to be patient (which for me is a miracle in itself) but this one came up and bought it sight unseen off e-bay which is a risk in itself. Thankfully it was better than I thought.

Trav

I was watching that one it looked like an honest good car!

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