4x4 Land-Rover / Range-Rover
Want The Land-Rover Experience?
4x4 pictures of experienced 4x4 Land Rovers and Range Rovers from all over the world.
Early on the Land Rover was designed and built on a similar concept as the Jeep. Coming from a farmer in UK it was primarily
an agricultural tool. It provided little comfort and shelter but today's Range Rovers and Discoveries provide more than enough.
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Rover or Range Rover you own and send in pictures and descriptions.
Emphasis is on quality rather than quantity.
Howard from UK with his Foley's Defender 130 SW near Stafafell on
the east coast of Iceland in 2008. It now has 39.5 inch IROK Super Swamper
tyres with Staun pneumatic beadlocks.
Andy also owns this classic Land Rover 1970 Series 2a
that has been rebuilt on a galvanized chassis with a new bulkhead. It
has its original 2.25 diesel engine although the gearbox has been
upgraded with syncromesh gears and an overdrive.
Andy from UK enjoys getting out and about with his
friends and family. This is his new Land Rover. He is passionate about
his top class scenic routes all around UK.
Mikey from the Philippines is much younger than this
semi-flat black Range Rover. He got it from his grand father. Nice paint
job and looks really sweet.
RSK has owned his Land Rover since 2002. Not much for the
cosmetic, just well prepared mechanically. It has seen use in UK,
Iceland, France, Spain & Norway since then.
Peter Bowler from New Zealand has kept what he feels are the best factory short wheelbase 4x4s. Because
his wife said: TO MANY ! STOP ! Peter currently only owns THREE Land Rovers!
Errol from Guatemala is already on his fifth Land Rover.
He as taken it wheeling in the harsh jungles of
Guatemala, also driven to South Dakota (11 states in 12 days 2005) and
the Southern states (14 states in 11 days)...
Alex takes his Defender wheeling in the mountains of the Philippines
with different challenging terrains, from mud, rocks, rivers to steep
inclinations.
Here are three more photos from Howard. This time of his
130 SW. He still has to complete some cosmetic improvements but the
important changes were made in time for our 3 week trip to Iceland this
July. Many people were fascinated to see it!
Howard from UK goes wheeling in ICELAND! Took the Range Rover from Aberdeen to Seydisfjordur
via Northlink and Smyril ferries. Toured the east, south, west and visited Hofn, Seljalandfoss, Gigjokull,
Hekla, Fljotsdalur, Thorsmork, Hveravellir, Myvatn and Reykjavik plus all the obvious tourist sites.
Alekos from Greece own this capable Range. He shows that
late model Range Rover can be useable off road. Alekos takes the 4x4
Range to the scenic Greece countryside.
Ted gets his Defender 90 used for
everything including the weekly shopping! He races at least 1 weekend
each month all over the UK but mainly in the Yorkshire area.
Sean uses his Land Rover truck as a mobile dental office. It is used
to bring care to remote areas of Canada.Wheeling territory is BAD!
Graeme from UK is going to compete in the MacMillan challenge on his Defender 110 In 2007.
He goes wheeling mainly in Scotland, varied terrain, old quarries and forestry areas.
Patrick's 90 has had several identities since it's birth. Started as a stationwagon,
has been converted to a commercial vehicle. When he bought it, it had a Discovery 200 Tdi
drive train build in. Including disco-suspension and extended shocks. Fedima Extreme tires
for offroad use :-)
Beccy has two Land Rover 4x4s. She has only wheeled near
home (Tennessee) but that will change as she gets more experience. The terrain in Middle and East Tennessee
is rocky with plenty of mud and high water crossings when it rains.
Shawn Harris from UK is the co driver for this capable
Defender. They went wheeling in a competition in Malaysia an came in
first in their class and 7th overall.
Mods so far- 5 litre EFI GMH V8 conversion, from the old 3.5 litre carby factory engine.
Bigger & Better! Mods to be completed before end of 2005, full length alloy roof rack,
3 inch lift via new coils, long travel dampers & custom rear storage unit.
Last ones to be a complete direct import from Britain by Leyland.Full house, aircon and power steering.
Gerhard's dream is to keep it running.
A classic Range Rover that has been Bobtailed (chassis shortened
at the rear) by 18". The front also has been shortened by 4" overall.
The body has been lifted by 1 1/4". From Michael in UK.
Land Rover Defender
Land Rover Discovery
Land Rover Freelander
Land Rover LR3
Land Rover Other
Range Rover
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rig to be included by visiting the 4x4 Off Roads forum and making a post there.
Don't hesitate to describe your vehicle in as many
words as needed. This will make it much more interesting for others to read and enjoy.
I will generally choose to publish 4x4 pictures and descriptions
of vehicles that are unique or have interesting stories.
4x4 pictures from other off roaders no doubt give you ideas for your own truck.
These points should help you get all the important details in:
Don't be shy - you might get a lot of positive feedback and of
course find something that you could implement yourself.
My 4x4
Do you own a cool 4x4 that's used off road?
In order to make this interesting for other 4 wheelers, you should make sure you tell us about your 4x4 in as many words as needed.
Include a few of your best shots of your truck.
These points should help you get all the important details in:
-> What is your 4x4 brand, year, type etc.
-> All major modifications - you dream about, have planned or already implemented
-> Where do you go wheeling and what is the terrain like?
-> Other information you would like to share
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Readers Comments
I really enjoy seeing real 4WD
vehicles in real situations where they are needed. There
are so many highway bound posers that never go off the
pavement here that seeing life or death 4 wheeling in
Iceland is really refreshing.
-Craig
It is fun to read about other people's
Offroading adventures and also learning from the up and downs of
their adventure!
-Nathan
The whole 4x4 thing is new to me so i have a lot
to catch up on, i am going to get involved in a 4x4 club here in
Varna as there are vast amounts of tracks and mountains to explore
the news letter is boss:) and i especially like to look at readers
rigs
-Mike
Not all people know how to go offroad,prepare
vehicles to go offroad, or know how to get themselfs prepared to go
offroad. this website is a wonderful way for people to learn how.I
even learn some new tricks.thanks
-Matthew
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