Canvas doors?

[ducttape]

I think those wire mesh doors are about the coolest Mod I have seen on a Series Rover. Does anyone know anything about who owns that Rover, or how they made them (or where you can purchase them?)

Best,
Griswald

I agree. I am hoping by the bottom of this thread there will be an answer!

[RoverForm]

I agree.

really?! man... i like the idea but the material is way off!

definitely too mad max.

[LaneRover]

really?! man... i like the idea but the material is way off!

definitely too mad max.

Only if you are sporting a mohawk and wearing chaps and a thong

[stomper]

LaneRover, you owe me a new keyboard! thanks for the visual so early in the morning! Made my day!

[ducttape]

Only if you are sporting a mohawk and wearing chaps and a thong

Whats wrong with a Mohawk?

Seriously, I agree for 'normal' use they are a bit over the top but for warmer weather, for mountain driving, for fun, I like em. Besides, if we were trying to drive something normal, or discrete looking, we'd be driving Toyotas. One of the things that is neat about a Rover is that they are similar to the new MINIs in that even though there are only 2, 3 or a hand full of models, they are really exceptionally modifiable in the little nuances that make them personable to the driver.

To each his own!

So, what's wrong with a Mohawk? I wish I had hair on that part of my head to sport one! (you kill joys you)

[LaneRover]

LaneRover, you owe me a new keyboard! thanks for the visual so early in the morning! Made my day!

I seem to be collecting people that I owe keyboards to!

So, what's wrong with a Mohawk? I wish I had hair on that part of my head to sport one! (you kill joys you)

Nothing wrong with a mohawk - just a Mad Max reference (2nd film).

I too wish I could sport a mohawk these days, not that I would but I would like to be able to!

[2aRover]

Lyndon's truck

Thank you for posting this, i have been looking for it for a while....

That's actually my truck. The photo posting is on D-90.com, and the mod is entitled Vented Doors. I took the doors off one day and my wife, um, "objected" because the kids were still young. But the ventilation was terrific. The expanded mesh was how I solved the problem. It also serves to keep potentially loose objects from exiting the truck, like my computer brief.

The velcro tabs that can be seen on the inside of the door frames are for attached Cordura "curtains" for those chilly or wet moments.

Cheers,

Lyndon