Reply With QuoteDan2090 what colour and where did you get paint. Also was it aerosol or spray gun ?
Master
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
It's been a few years, but in QLD it's something along the lines of using equipment in a manner other than designed etc etc.
Whatever it was, we were able to deny claims and have successfully defended that denial in court.
thinking about it now, one of the ones I remember was an old landrover that rolled at high speed because the tyre came off the rim on a long curve on the highway.
Whatever the case, there are aftermarket rims available of the correct size, bolt pattern and load/speed rating that will take a tubeless rim.
Dan2090 what colour and where did you get paint. Also was it aerosol or spray gun ?
Master
SupporterHad to weld my gear stick back after it came off in my hand!! Looked like it was half off anyway, but went to put it into reverse and voila!!
Wizard
The Army already welded my TC Lever haha
Master
We've been moving house, which we have all but completed using only two Isuzu-powered Landys. Even SWMBO can't help but love them now.
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Sometime in it's life they put bondo on the chassis and painted it green, but not the original cam green, the lighter moss green. The result was that there were three different greens on the back of the vehicle. Anyway before I got it some of the bondo had cracked and flakes were falling off.
Yesterday I got into it an removed the bondo with a wire wheel on the grinder, then etch primed the chassis and repainted all the green on the rear.
You won't find me on: faceplant; Scipe; Infragam; LumpedIn; ShapCnat or Twitting. I'm just not that interesting.
Master
SupporterNeeded to add a bit of security to the RFSV as she had no door locks or provision for them. At least it came with an ignition key as I know a lot of the Perentie's don't. I decided to make only the driver side door key operated and the passenger door to be locked from the inside. I made a couple of templates based on the location of the locking barrels in my Series 111 doors as they are identical to the Perentie. Measure twice and cut once was the voice in my head as I drilled a heap of test holes into scrap aluminium sheet. After I was sure of drill size and location I proceeded to drill into the Perentie.
It worked out well and the barrel lined up very nicely to allow the plastic surround to provide the finished appearance. Even though it is a canvas top I some how feel more secure knowing that at least I can lock my doors and keep the honest criminals out!
Regards Warrick.
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"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex....It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction."
Albert Einstein.
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Put a For Sale ad on it!
www.aulro.com/~/110 Perentie FFR Sydney Arncliffe NSW
Must get some more recent photos of it. It looked much better at ABD than it did in the Graysonline images.
You won't find me on: faceplant; Scipe; Infragam; LumpedIn; ShapCnat or Twitting. I'm just not that interesting.
Wizard
You should probably remove those current photos before people read the price tag then look at the photos
And I'm jealous you are upgrading to a PTO!
Master
There's a PTO winch for sale on gumtree at the moment if you're after one. A bit pricey though.You should probably remove those current photos before people read the price tag then look at the photosAnd I'm jealous you are upgrading to a PTO!
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