Outer Limits 4x4 Board

summoner wrote:New to the range rover family...

But this is a Discovery... does this mean you have Range Rovers to show us as well?!

Well we took the Haflinger out for a trip yesterday... The trip was a mix of steep rutted climbs, and sloppy water logged tracks... The verdict is the Haflinger is one mean machine off road! it got us everywhere we demanded all be it with plenty of time on 3 or sometimes 2 wheels! the first climb ...

Hey guys and gals! I am the proud owner of... 1. 710M Pinzgauer, Ex Swiss Army radio truck completely standard other then BFG Muddies... it truly needs no modifications! It has Portal axles giving 19" of diff clearance, low gearing transfer, diff locks front and rear, back bone tube chassis ...

hopefully that uimogs wont be aloud to enter for years to come Why? Its good to see variety in the field! not too mention a standard truck competing i understand it has some minor modifications but most of these mods are not preformance based. If you don't like the Unimogs don't watch them there ...

Sounds like hugging that tree was the best thing the rangy has ever done. I look forward to seeing the end product.

Always been a fan of the rangies mate and yours is one of the toughest iv seen, looks great. Look forward to seeing your next installment of tube.

How often do these things come up for sale? I drive an FSM Niki (2cyl car) every day and I'd love a haflinger to go with it. Plus then I could go offroading with my mate in his patrol:P I'm looking for an average to poor condition one, since I dont want to take a show car through the bush. How come ...

I thought my desire for air con would create a fuss :lol: ah well some of us can not handle the summer heat... Wow Pez after looking at that zook if it were Tin Top it would be SPOT on what i am after you even have a center console (water proof very handy!) I am guessing if your build was around 5K ...

Cheers so from what i am reading i would be best to wait around for a sierra with a 1.6L motor Tin Top And money wise i am guessing it would be cheaper to buy a built rather then stocker and do it myself. I am not going to be a rockcrawler but i do want a 4x4 which will keep up with my mates ...

Hello everyone after much thought i have decided i will buy a Suzuki as a fun offroad toy and my daily driver. I believe the Sierra to be the pick of the lot... I am after reliability, capability, availability of parts and modifications. As i said it will be my daily driver so would you guys who are ...