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    Disco 2 Ute

    Hi,

    So I am looking for a defender 130 to put a slide on camper on a tray and was thinking I wonder if it would be possible to make a double cab or single cab disco 2 with a ute tray on the back for the camper (see images below for the sort of thing im thinking. It would have more comfort and possibly be cheaper.

    Has anyone done something like this?? or go any idea if it is possible/easy to do?

    Thanks.

    12621_DiscoUte1_3.jpgflat,800x800,070,f.u1.jpg

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    Check out Stirlsilvers ute project to get an idea the work required.
    Stirlsilver's Disco Ute Project

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    possible, reasonably hard to do. expensive unless you do it yourself
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    If Landrover had made these available as an off the shelf vehicle when the first D1 was introduced then I Imagine that they would still have a good share of the Mining/Farming Market instead of SFA as they have now.
    Even the D2 was streets ahead of any other 4WD when it first came out and a Discovery ute would have been very popular.
    I would Love one of these.
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    me too. but i need to win lotto first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matthedges View Post
    Hi,

    So I am looking for a defender 130 to put a slide on camper on a tray and was thinking I wonder if it would be possible to make a double cab or single cab disco 2 with a ute tray on the back for the camper (see images below for the sort of thing im thinking. It would have more comfort and possibly be cheaper.

    Has anyone done something like this?? or go any idea if it is possible/easy to do?

    Thanks.

    12621_DiscoUte1_3.jpgflat,800x800,070,f.u1.jpg
    Here is the build thread on the one in your photos Discovery 2a ute
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    Welcome to Long Ranger 4x4 - Long Ranger 4x4

    Longranger in the UK do a kit for 708 pounds sterling, see their web site above and they have a facebook page too.

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    I saw a D2 cab chassis at Cooma. Came from Victoria.

    It looked great and was a really good conversion, but I think the tray will be too short for any campers to sit on.

    You really need a long wheelbase to keep the weight form hanging out the back too much

    Ian
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    Quote Originally Posted by ian4002000 View Post
    I saw a D2 cab chassis at Cooma. Came from Victoria.

    It looked great and was a really good conversion, but I think the tray will be too short for any campers to sit on.

    You really need a long wheelbase to keep the weight form hanging out the back too much

    Ian
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    Was that the gold colour one Did you have a really good close look at it as my thoughts are completely different to your`s

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Was that the gold colour one Did you have a really good close look at it as my thoughts are completely different to your`s
    Crap paintwork or crap cab conversion?

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