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    Slammed Series - Awesome or Travesty?

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    100% awesome

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    I love that! I'd love to see the build of it and what that front axle is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    100% awesome
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    Seen a couple of slammed rovers at Cooma which I thought had cred.

    Dont think much of this one; much too twee... Something David Beckham might have in his garage

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    no.

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    Not something I'd be seen driving , but hey who am I to judge !!

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    I am 100% conflicted... Awesome and travesty of the highest order both. How can you do that to a lovely old Series? But the remaining young idiot in me kinda digs it too. Aaaaargh!
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    Could be called awesome I suppose, had it been done to a resto number but to take a fine example and do that to it seems a waste. Also not bothering to put in a trick suspension and ridiculously powerful donk, makes it a half arsed pose mobile.
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    There's a few out there. Some look OK but most are on a non-Land Rover platform and only use the body panels.










    Here's one for sale locally LAND ROVER SERIES 123 V8 SUIT HOT ROD RAT ROD DRAG CAR PROJECT | eBay
    Needs a lot of work and you wonder if you'd ever get it on the road.

    One at Cooma was on Club Plates and shouldn't have been.....



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