Thread: Show us your Classic Rangies.

Originally Posted by Chucaro

Very nice rig, some times I am thinking in building one
how strong is the auto gearbox ? are you happy with it or would like to have a manual 4 sp. ?
Cheers

I'm happy with the 3 speed auto, the 4 speed auto is better than the 3 but would hurt the wallet when it poos itself.
The manuals have better gearing for down hill work than the autos, but I just
make sure I have my helmet on and mouth guard in.

Originally Posted by stooge

Nice rigs guys

Wollapit, is that Gembrook area? My bro goes there often, seems like a challenging spot. When im up there to visit bro, ill let you guys know so we can hook up. Its a nice rig, and ive seen your vids on youtube.

All the flicks and video footage are in the Toolangie state forest which is not far
out of Melbourne.
They have closed down quite a bit of Gembrook now I think.

Just some pic's of my latest rangie a late 84 model, had it nearly 12 months now.
I have rebuilt and fitted a 3.9
2.5" exhaust,
New Suspension with LRA springs and long travel procomp shocks, dislocation cones, long brake lines,
Bullbar with a Warn High Mount, a Pair of Cibie Turini's,
Maxi-Drive rear locker and axles and some bigger tyres.

Hope to soon fit a later LT77 with less noises when i can get around to buying one

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Hello Rangie83

Nice RRover u have there love the articulation as well as the Extras.
cheers.

Couple of pics taken late last year on a trip to Bendethera, where it rained for 2 days and made departure rather challenging for the non LR vehicles.

OK, heres an update on my truck. I just put the rubber falres on today

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stooge, CITRUS looks very impressive, the only problem is that it is to clean like the others. A good dirty road it is on order
Chau

Looks the goods, flares definately suit Rovers:-)