Thread: Show us your Classic Rangies.

Originally Posted by Chucaro

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

You mean like this...

Hmm I;ve seen that before. Citrus Blight !

Originally Posted by VladTepes

Hmm I;ve seen that before. Citrus Blight !

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

You mean like this...

This it is a very smart way of pinching top soil for other places and bring it to your garden
Nice rig mate.
Just wander if the smart "Boys in Blue" from NSW can not book you for driving like this ?
It will be not surprise me, anything can happen on the other side of the border

Well it must be pretty realxing here as ive seen rigs so caked with mud that only the windscreen wipers have cleaned the windscreen, the rest of the car (lights, number plates etc etc) all MUD

This time of the year, and with bright blue skys the last few weeks, I doubt we will see any kind of mud at all. Will have to wait for winter.

Silly me i have been using trailer and paying for good topsoil, need to go out in my V8 R Rover a lot more now I have bonified proof that other V8 Range Rover owners have discovered their second use is for gardening duties.
Ps I agree with Stooge u should see some local 4x4 vehicles on the road after mud driving session on a good track.

The old girl doesn't get out much anymore.
4.6L, Holley, Extractors, 4 speed manual, 35" Silverstone MT 117
Slightly modified to fit wheel barrow in when it was my work truck.
2" body, 2" spring, open diffs (doh) Tried a welded rear smashed on tar before going 4wdriving. Waiting on rewire at the moment, front diff smacked the starter motor. Must extend bump stops on front.

That is an.... erm... interesting body modification.