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Seriously considering buying a RR.

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Seriously considering buying a RR.

Post by GURU »

G'day all,

I am looking at selling my Subaru L wagon and buying a RR as my daily driver. it wouldn't be too crazy (2" spring and maybe a 2" body lift running 33's) but something I can drive to work everyday and tow my project around with and go 4wding and camping in. I would run it on LPG.

I would like to know if you think it would be stupid as having it as my daily driver?

Also can people post pic's of their rangies :)
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Post by Flange Raider »

here are some random pics of other peoples rangies
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here are some random pics of other peoples rangies
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Post by Flange Raider »

random crossed up rangie

and aquarangie's glory shot
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my rangie
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Post by Flange Raider »

To answer your question, YES!!!!

buy a rangie.. they're awesome on and off the road..

when my rangie was stock it was a treat to drive on the road.. it felt better than any other old stock 4b I'd driven anyway..
even with a few mods now, it's not too bad on the road..

for the price you get power steering, air con, 4wheel discs etc.. things that a lot of other old 4b's don't have.

but as you can or can't tell, I might be a bit bias, I bloody LOVE THEM!!
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Post by landy_man »

Flange Raider wrote: aquarangie's glory shot



ummmm...that is mine thank you ;)
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Post by Britswed »

Gee the Kevin & Manny shoe continues!!!!!!!!!!!!

AAAhh Pommy & Woggy i love you :)

Mate its the BEST 4wd u can buy simple mods are great & on LPG its a treat on fuel

Cheers Mal
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Post by Flange Raider »

landy_man wrote:ummmm...that is mine thank you ;)


aaaaah, sorry mate :oops: so it is..

I could have sworn Aquarangie posted that..

sorry again, sweet rig btw.
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Post by Britswed »

This is mine

Cheers Mal
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Post by mickrangie »

Flange Raider wrote:here are some random pics of other peoples rangies



hmmmm how da fark did my mates 2 door end up on here?????

(The yellow one)
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Post by GRIMACE »

dont forget this hot sucker
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Post by mickrangie »

I not a smart bloke but i fink you have a 'hard on' over this car :P



hmmmmmmm whooops i fink i went my pants :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Post by Flange Raider »

mickrangie wrote:
Flange Raider wrote:here are some random pics of other peoples rangies



hmmmm how da fark did my mates 2 door end up on here?????

(The yellow one)


I'm not sure where I got the pic mate, either off here somewhere, or off a random site on the net..

it doesn't by any chance belong to a bloke out in Melton does it??
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Post by GRIMACE »

mickrangie wrote:I not a smart bloke but i fink you have a 'hard on' over this car :P



hmmmmmmm whooops i fink i went my pants :oops: :oops: :oops:


YES I DEFINATELY HAVE A HARD ON................... I just told my GF i dont need her anymore and kicked her out :P
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Post by tjames »

DAS i met you at overkill one day i have the orange 2 door with 33 mtr's 2inch lift lpg and this is a great daily driver ive even used it for work they are a great machine.
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Post by GURU »

G'day james

Yes know...I have seen your truck...It's a nice rig..I would like to see it now it has 33's

I will be buying one sometime over the next 6 months, just going to wait for the right one to turn up.
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Post by GURU »

G'day all,

I've been offered a 4door RR 1984, with LT77, with LPG and rego till march, $2500 off a good friend...only seen highway and gravel road.

I want a RR as a daily driver and towing vehicle with some off roading, won't be used for rock hopping.

I know the LT77 isn't strong, but would it be fine for what I want to use it for? Also do I have to do a body lift to fit 33" tyres on a 4 door?

Thanks heaps
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Post by RaginRover »

DAS wrote:G'day all,

I've been offered a 4door RR 1984, with LT77, with LPG and rego till march, $2500 off a good friend...only seen highway and gravel road.

I want a RR as a daily driver and towing vehicle with some off roading, won't be used for rock hopping.

I know the LT77 isn't strong, but would it be fine for what I want to use it for? Also do I have to do a body lift to fit 33" tyres on a 4 door?

Thanks heaps


Buy it, get an lt230/lt95 box and transfer case to replace the lt77. You can easily pick this up for around $300 - $500 and fit it, but drive the old one till it breaks
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Post by Flange Raider »

for 33's you'd want a body lift and maybe a bit of guard / inner guard cutting to avoid scrubbing.
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Post by -Mick- »

I've been offered a 4door RR 1984, with LT77, with LPG and rego till march, $2500 off a good friend...only seen highway and gravel road.


That sounds like a good price for an 84 mate :D I'll take it if you don't want it :lol:
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Post by Thonger »

Was thinking the same thing :D
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Post by -Mick- »

I got there first :lol:

There's squat up here ATM mate :roll:
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