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[Landylouwho]

[QUOTE=alaskantinbender;101585]

a few pics from our pumpkin picking trip over the weekend...

Great looking pickup. Those kids are having a ball.

Thanks Ivan we picked up our Rover from gentlemen in your neck of the woods. I believe the town was Sperryville, beautiful part of the counrty!

[Landylouwho]

[QUOTE=alaskantinbender;101585]

a few pics from our pumpkin picking trip over the weekend...

Great looking pickup. Those kids are having a ball.

Thanks Alaskantinbender the kids most definitely had a blast. Anything that involves mud and getting dirty is a gaurenteed good time..

[tomster10]

Best of the batch from "Winston's" last days in Galveston.

[rzepko6194]

My 62' 109 with body panels just back from the paint shop!

[REDrum]

Our Coffee truck (AKA Ezra), now in the US on H-1B visa.



Doing its job...

[Landylouwho]

Wishing everyone a warm and Happy New Year 2015.. Just another 4 months to go and we might have some warm weather here in the frozen upper Midwest

[parksy]

My all time fave:


LHD 101 GS
3.5 V8
Ashcroft High ratio gears
Pastel green, and Limestone wheels
255x100x16 Michelin XZLs
Rocky Mountain Aluminium door tops
Stainless steel fuel tank
Split charge system
All Wheel Trim custom sand canvas hood

[toga Rover]

'73 109 Station Wagon
Started out as a RHD 6cyl petrol truck that took a quart of oil every 100 miles.
She is now: a LHD
Isuzu 4BD1T 4cyl turbo diesel with a Dodge Ram 5-speed tranny
Stage 1 turbo upgrade
Custom Exhaust
Disco1 axles (4 wheel disc brakes)
Defender 110 Steel Wheels
IIa nose with LED headlights and military directionals
Range Rover Power Steering unit
Custom Rock Sliders
Battery relocated under passenger seat
Adjustable tie-down anchors below jump seats
LED ribbon lighting around custom headliner
Convex race rearview mirror (zero blind spots now)
Full Galvanized Roof Rack and ladder with "no-climb" prison fencing used as decking
Custom Class 3 Receiver with 7-pin trailer plug (Shout out to Mark)
And can't forget the Guinness Bottle Opener on the rear bumper (will never be caught without an opener while camping again).
And a plethora of bits and pieces from our hosts - Thank You Les.

She spends her time hauling our kids in and around Saratoga Springs, NY, to New England Ski Hills, camping in the Adirondacks, and to summer Car Shows events.

-Dave

[1971Series88]

Resurrected from this forum - http://forums.roversnorth.com/showth...ferrerid=32207

Took about a year to get her done, in my garage. Every nut, bolt and washer replaced, or reconditioned to reuse. List is long - bigger highlights are:
- Parabolics
- ROAM 4 wheel disc brakes
- ROAM galvanized 10"rims
- Full respray inside and out
- New (to her) top and sides with sliding glass - new tracks, locks and hardware - works well vs fixed windows
- New (to her) rear hatch and tailgate vs door
- New Pierce intake manifold with Weber dual throat carby
- New (to her) Brownchurch rack
- New rear crossmember

[RoverForm]

1966 RHD SIIa 88'

I've had this one for about five years now. Here's some recent pics...

[TravelinLight]

1971 Series IIa Dormobile

[fliptscript]

1967 IIa 109 Regular

[fliptscript]

And a year ago in the same place...

[fly cubs]

My Series 3. Bought it as a solid non-running truck with a great drive train. I spent a few months doing a rear quarter chassis, parabolics, re-spray, interior overhaul, and refurb of many parts. Still working things here and there, but it has become a very reliable daily driver. I enjoyed it so much, I've even considered selling this one to do another. My wife and I drove away from it in our wedding in November! Here are a few after pics, and some of the "before":








Before all of the work!

[cedryck]

Fly clubs, love the snowy shot, but I'm from New England so that explains a lot. Love the brush hanging from the tub for the rear area,,
rover-on