Thread: The New MN Triton.

Originally Posted by rovercare

Gee, they don't give you much of a spare tyre?

New space saver design. It even can hold some if the groceries
If I make it down your way latter this year it will be in this thing so wont be playing off road very much with 32's and that horrible rear over hang

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

New space saver design. It even can hold some if the groceries
If I make it down your way latter this year it will be in this thing so wont be playing off road very much with 32's and that horrible rear over hang

I'll play nice

Although, whats going to slow the beer drinking, if you bring that japper, what will we work on?

Looking good. Are you going to fit any lights into the circular cutouts in the rear bumpers?

Originally Posted by BigJon

Looking good. Are you going to fit any lights into the circular cutouts in the rear bumpers?

That rear bumper is all coming off when I get the ARB rear step bar hopefully next month. Also waiting on a Deluxe winch bar.

Originally Posted by rovercare

I'll play nice

Although, whats going to slow the beer drinking, if you bring that japper, what will we work on?

would like to bring the Rangie down if I got it up to scratch in time but you know the story there May be a bit far for a shake down trip I think

You must have something to tinker with

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

would like to bring the Rangie down if I got it up to scratch in time but you know the story there May be a bit far for a shake down trip I think

You must have something to tinker with

If you make your way down when I'm back home July/August it'll be the 120" tear down, chassis repairs, cab change etc

But I think showing some sights would be more appropriate

Originally Posted by rovercare

If you make your way down when I'm back home July/August it'll be the 120" tear down, chassis repairs, cab change etc

But I think showing some sights would be more appropriate

July is possible if this drought lets up. Be a bit icy in places though A mix of sight seeing and a few hours in the shed sounds good

Originally Posted by Rangier Rover

July is possible if this drought lets up. Be a bit icy in places though A mix of sight seeing and a few hours in the shed sounds good

We Victorians is used to the cold

Shed has Coonarra, sump oil and Briquettes