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Yeah ive seen some pics of your Rangie Paul, it looks quite awesome!
The flex is very impressive.
A 7in screen would be even better than the mirror cam.
I will look into the silicone hoses, i dont know who makes them for the P38, they can be custom made for a reasonable price though.
The virtual Keithy P38 Rangie is...
- HSE 4.6 Thor with supercharger
- Hard Range 2" lift kit with all the goodies
- 33" BF Goodrich KM2's
- Air lockers front and rear
- Free flowing exhaust system (so you know it's a V8, but not unable to talk while driving)
- Winch bar as seen on Steinzy's P38
- Snake Racing LED driving light (30" maximum)
- All the touring fruit such drawers and beer fridge
It'll happen one day...
Keithy
mine.
LS2
Black trim
HSE with no sunroof
vapour gas
18" dunno style mags. mabe bmw x6 20"
big brakes
body kit.
hid lights
factory sterio with ipod interface
origional autobiography dash, tinted darker like wallnut
black tinted windows.
then i would have a stock seccond one with a set of muddies and lockers that i would bash to death in the bush.
Andy
I like the idea of an HSE without a sunroof.
i think they would be out there as a special option. I have a customer with electric cloth seats in his p38 (looks like is factory fitted), and another with a factory 4.0L HSE. So you could get anything if you asked for it and paid extra for it. I have also seen a 98 SE with sunroof, headlight wipers, elecric seats and factory satnav!Quote:
Originally Posted by black betty
Andy
My turn: a 4.6 Vogue with a BMW V12 5.0 engine ( straight swap since BMW used same Gearbox), Bilstein and Gen3 combo, add all the offroad stuff from H.T.F.U, 32 inches BF Km2, all protection plates by RR-EVOLUTION (me ;)), Color : Orange Metallic like Range Stormer Concept, Black Rims
I would like a TD6 in mine and a side mounted lower tailgate with a second spare wheel on it. I know these are not economically rational, but then neither is a RR.
PS what is a Junosi spare wheel storage?
Junosi is a mild-mannered member of this forum with some very clever ideas and solutions.
His spare wheel storage involves a clever way of storing an oversized tyre in the rear without it bouncing around.
Do a search on his name and his threads here and you will find some pics of the famous "Bro Junosi Spare Wheel Thingy"
cheers
Paul.