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Just completed an overhaul of the suspension on it. New radius arms and front axle housing, pan hard rod, swivel seals and all bushings in front. Rovertym A arm extension and some spacers on the trailing arms to move the rear axle back 3/4". New frame brackets, upper A arm bushings and arms. Rubberized spring isolators on all 4 corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by overlander
Kevin again your series is just kickin.
Funrover you got some serious Flex!
thought I give another shot out to my D1
Thanks, I have a lot of hours into it.
More Rover photos for the winter blues.....
First, my 1973 "Eore" on a ferry in Guatemala.
Second, my 110 300tdi. I've only owned it long enough for a short weekend trip before the snow hit Ontario. I have an Old Man Emu heavy suspension and tires waiting for the summer.
Henry
www.4x4freedom.com
Stumpy is the 88 and the Dormobile is yet to be named.
http://milehighrovers.com/mediac/400...R_23060/14.jpg
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http://milehighrovers.com/mediac/400...360/Top~Up.JPG
The Dormie needs ALOT of work on her!!
Nice thread I look forward to more pictures.
1996 Discovery - The Blue Marlin - which is now being brought back to Like-New status...
http://terratrekker.com/My%20Rover/P...h/P1060617.jpg
and
1965 Series IIa RHD 2.25 Diesel - Wilks - that is being restored|rebuilt for temporary DD and Overland duties
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...1/L1020402.jpg
Sorry for the Manhattan pic....Quote:
Originally Posted by aricea
That's just hitting below the belt...you need a time out!Quote:
Originally Posted by ShearPin
As a self-proclaimed Toyota nut (and/or LR ignoramus), this is a very interesting thread to me. Great rigs so far!
Out in Citrus: