Thread: Hypothetical: Series One Hybrid

Originally Posted by wagoo

Maybe a Jackaroo body on a RangeRover undercarriage would be a practical compromise.
Bill.

I know of a 2000 model Jack that is requiring a new engine but the engine is worth more than the car so maybe that's not such a bad idea.

Was thinking LS 1,2,3 etc but the AULRO resident engine transplant artist (Rovercare) has not the time at the moment

Originally Posted by POD

And that green 'off roadster' would be a project worth sacrificing some shed space for. How to make a start without my wife noticing....

X2

talking of hybrids
there is a nice one on ebay, it is a pearler.
check out the twin pedal accelerator, use both feet to power up hills.

do not like the air filters -

Series 2a Land Rover/ Range Rover custom built V8 5 Door Station Wagon | eBay

Originally Posted by goingbush

talking of hybrids
there is a nice one on ebay, it is a pearler.
check out the twin pedal accelerator, use both feet to power up hills.

do not like the air filters -

Series 2a Land Rover/ Range Rover custom built V8 5 Door Station Wagon | eBay

Yeah but useless because as the ad says...

This is not a vehicle that is suited to taking out and bush bashing or driving hard on the beach.

Vlad

A few years ago, on a club trip through Queen Mary falls, there was a guy who had exactly what you have described.

It was a SWB Series ute on a classic Range rover chassis with the ZF auto gearbox and 3.9 EFI motor

It is painted a distinctive aqua blue colour.

Im sure it has been documented on here before, but I dont have time to go looking.

Dave

Originally Posted by adm333

Vlad

A few years ago, on a club trip through Queen Mary falls, there was a guy who had exactly what you have described.

It was a SWB Series ute on a classic Range rover chassis with the ZF auto gearbox and 3.9 EFI motor

It is painted a distinctive aqua blue colour.

Im sure it has been documented on here before, but I dont have time to go looking.

Dave

If it was a trayback with a 100" wheelbase then it may have been the one that Mick Garner built (though there are likely a few around).

I know a of a Tuff Truck with a series 1 body on a range rover chassis.

Could be Arnold before he went grey Don. That must have been 20 or more years ago. The series screen does it for me too. Cool truck.
Bill.

Yes it was Arnold. Said he remebered that landy. New where you all were when that pic was taken.
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