Thread: Wheels

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Anyone else think it looks as if the back is about to fall off?

Especially with the angled rear window, it definitely gives the impression that the back bit is about to fall off!

Originally Posted by justinc

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what the???


MY RR will do anything a LR will do!!! So whats this about dissention in the ranks? We are all from the same parent company ya know!




JC

We have a politician fella in our club that just recently bought himself an RRS with I think 19" RR Alloys Rims , he takes his vehicle everwhere , On and Off road, ha's got scratches all over his Alloy Rim. it's gota nice sounding 4.4L NA under the Bonnet thou.

Personally I think they're a Road car because of all that independant suspension , he gets hung up on obstacles quite a bit and to make matters worse he 's got road tyres on the alloy rims
I wouldn't take the vehicle offroad , and yes I would run Bling mags on it.
Each to their own i suppose.

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

This would have to be the ugliest, clumsiest looking thing ever!! It's almost like converting it was some sort of after thought It might do the job but at what it must have cost you'd think they'd ask for it to look good as well

Interesting is about all I could say about this thing
Anyone else think it looks as if the back is about to fall off?

Sorry i was only looking at the wheels

Nice wheels Ron . I don't see the point of having such big rims with a strip of rubber around them either . Only time them rigs get used for 4wding is a rough driveway into a servo .

I like the convertable Sport.

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

It's almost like converting it was some sort of after thought

I think by definition it IS an afterthought. It wasn't factory built to be a 6 wheel fire engine, so the conversion was thought up afterwards - Afterthought .

Originally Posted by RonMcGr

Shhhhhhhh, you'll get attacked

No he wont, cause he didn't call anyone idiots, fools, ridiculous, stupid

Hehe Ron cant read this anyway

Originally Posted by dobbo

Look at a Rangie of any age and it says Range Rover by Land Rover

Not quite true, the early ones were Range Rover by either Rover Co Ltd or British Leyland - Land Rover as a separate entity didn't exist until the 1980's.

Diana