I dont think so Dougal, you are letting your mouth get ahead of your brain. The first lwb LR was the 127inch introduced about 85?. These were made in England and outside by contractors. Toyota also sold kits to extend the cabs on the 45 series...
Hello,
Ages ago I saw a similar setup, but instead of concrete the 75 Series hauled timber wood from a forest uphill to a saw mill down the hill.
Yes, the suspension sagged a bit but the truck kept going. The muffler was gone. When the day...
Since you mentioned it, they sagged quite a lot, probably down to the rubber stops. Im only guessing the weight due to the size and shape of the sides on the aluminium tray.
And yes, your beloved Landrovers do break in half.
As for the...
We use to put nearly 3 tons of wet concrete + 4 passengers, in the back of 2 x 75 series and drive them over rough ground. The OEM suspension sagged a fair bit, but they did it and kept on doing it. No landrover could do that without breaking in...
Cool story bro. Lucky you were there so you can tell us what really happened - which was what exactly?
The chassis did not bend. Bent chassis is a major rego defect and would’ve not been viable to repair - do you want the rego number so you can...
Hello,
Off the top of my head:
Pakistan.
Bangladesh.
Ukraine (76 Series only from what I have found out.)
Portugal (mostly 73/74 Series, I am not sure whether they are still on active duty.)
Algeria.
Sudan.
South Sudan.
Modified 70 Series...
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