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[LaneRover]

New to Land Rover but having a blast already...

http://web.me.com/flangenard/My_LRs/...LR_albums.html

Very nice Rovers! Interesting winch mount on the 88.

[rwollschlager]

New to Land Rover but having a blast already...

http://web.me.com/flangenard/My_LRs/...LR_albums.html

That is a very interesting roll cage. Is that one of a NAS 90 or did you have that fabricated?

Vbdave26, Congrats on the stage 1, very, very cool truck!

-Rob

[fred98050]

That is a very interesting roll cage. Is that one of a NAS 90 or did you have that fabricated?

Vbdave26, Congrats on the stage 1, very, very cool truck!

-Rob

The truck came with the cage, it was fabricated here locally.

-Frederic

[LaneRover]

Day I picked mine up.

It looks like you have quite an interesting bunch of vehicles. Bronco, Thing and some woodie wagon.

[osajaj]

Sorry to beat a dead horse, but back to the "tire" discussion. Everyone says that 33x9.5x15 is close to the 235/85/16s that Rob suggested. Anyone have experience fitting this size tire on a stock rig?? Eventually I hoping to do a full overhaul with parabolics, but for the time being have stock suspension. THoughts?? Again thanks for the help.

[Tim Smith]

Sorry to beat a dead horse, but back to the "tire" discussion. Everyone says that 33x9.5x15 is close to the 235/85/16s that Rob suggested. Anyone have experience fitting this size tire on a stock rig?? Eventually I hoping to do a full overhaul with parabolics, but for the time being have stock suspension. Thoughts?? Again thanks for the help.

They will fit the truck. I have them on mine if that is any consolation. They rub on full articulation and if your wheel outset is too shallow then you will have reduced turning circle too.

The question is, what wheels are you running. The stock 15 inch wheels are something like 6 maybe 6.5 inches wide right? You might have a hard time getting a tire place to install them unless you have different wheels.

[osajaj]

Tim, they are stock 15s not sure on the width of the rim. I just feel that the 235/75/15 wont fill the wheel well, but felt that the "33s" would be to big with no modification. Do you have any pics on your right. Stock suspension, correct? You think I will have difficulty turning the truck with the tires, or stress any other moving parts??? I don't want to have to upgrade things at this time just for bigger tires. Thanks for the help.

[Winemark]

A bit chilly for this but..

45 yr old Brit spotted topless in Massachusetts in Nov

[Tim Smith]

Tim, they are stock 15s not sure on the width of the rim. I just feel that the 235/75/15 wont fill the wheel well, but felt that the "33s" would be to big with no modification. Do you have any pics on your right. Stock suspension, correct? You think I will have difficulty turning the truck with the tires, or stress any other moving parts??? I don't want to have to upgrade things at this time just for bigger tires. Thanks for the help.

I'll send you an PM with some info.

[redmondrover]

Mt. Baker/Snoqualmie Forest

Took these shots yesterday on a quick drive up to Tinkham Road about 45 miles east of Seattle.

[czenkov]

[QUOTE=redmondrover;61879]Took these shots yesterday on a quick drive up to Tinkham Road about 45 miles east of Seattle.



In the first photo - is that Bigfoot in the background???
Kidding. great photos!

[mrdoiron]

Took these shots yesterday on a quick drive up to Tinkham Road about 45 miles east of Seattle.

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Beaut of a rig.

mike

[Boston]

45 yr old Brit spotted topless in Massachusetts in Nov

Perhaps this is the reason Brits like warm beer.....

[RoverTrails]

'71 Series IIA 88

Thinking it's time to crank up the heat in the garage and get back to work on the Rover :-)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30584235&l=244e4ff540&id=1318099887

Happy Holidays to All!

[RoverTrails]

Nice Color!

Hello this is my first post, but I have been a quiet observer for a while Just thought I would post a couple recent pics of my newly painted '79 109 here in the Mystic area of CT....Thanks for all the good tips over the year, this forum is a valuable resource!

Clay

I am liking this color more and more each time I look at it. May I ask the name of the color? Is it a white or silver? Thank you!