Roll Call on 120" 110

[Rangier Rover]

Ok own up...... Who has a 120" hidden away. What year/colour etc.
As rare as these things were there seems to be few around.

Tony

[Offender90]

I've got a red 120, naturally aspirated (for the moment) 4 speed from 1984. Planning to convert to dual cab styleside eventually.

Bojan

[Rangier Rover]

I've got a red 120, naturally aspirated (for the moment) 4 speed from 1984. Planning to convert to dual cab styleside eventually.

Bojan

Is that the red one? Your going to Dual Cab it
Tony

[Rangier Rover]

I have been in a 75 cruiser all week and today got back in the 4BD1T 120 and was like going from a series LR to a Range Rover. The 4BD1 has so much more pull in hills than a 4.2 1HZ. The good ride of coils and not getting hung up off road.

Tony

[rijidij]

I've got a white, late '85 N/A 120" in the back yard. I'm planning to 'extra-cab' it and wack a turbo on too. Also will build a custom tray.

[Rangier Rover]

Here is my 89 Model at work. I love my work at times like this


Setting up an emergency water trough



What? Is that another buggerd Toyota. They seem to grow here


Climbing to over 3000ft above sea level. It idles up these hills in second gear at 900 RPM.



30125 ft


Cheers Tony.

[rovercare]

Nice, must come for a visit one day

[Rangier Rover]

Nice, must come for a visit one day

Very different here to your country. Some good wheeling here if you don't mind Rocks and logs.

Just had a thought I need some motivation to get my Rangie done.
You are welcome anyway. The fridge

[rovercare]

Very different here to your country. Some good wheeling here if you don't mind Rocks and logs.

Just had a thought I need some motivation to get my Rangie done.
You are welcome anyway. The fridge

Will take some pics tomorrow of what is no more than 1/2hr away and a bit further tomorrow, when me and Vern gor for a drive

[101RRS]

Here is my 89 Model at work.


30125 ft


Cheers Tony.

Hmm - I knew a defender could climb - but higher than Mt Everest - well I will have some of that.

Oh - those rocks would go good in my garden

Garry