If so you can have your own thread in this section.
This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
Dave's "S200KYS" Jimny 'laner Build...
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S200KYS wrote: Hmmm, kinda decided that a buggy is not practical for the UK (unless I win the lottery, then I'd get a tricked up Polaris RZR*)
(*and as the other lads in the group have said, a Polaris or similar, doesn't have sufficient ground clearance for greenlaning... so KISS and keep it Jimny 2!)
A standard ranger comes with 12 inch of clearance how much more does one need? I know the suspension design puts the arms a lot lower nearer the wheels but even so a ranger will climb about over terrain that would make a unimog weep.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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That's all for now on the red one though, I'll start it's own build thread on Sunday when I get back to working on it...
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S200KYS wrote: "SZOOKYS" little brother, as yet to be named, is taking shape... I'll start a blog and a build thread on it soon, as work progresses, but here's a teaser photo -
So far, suspension lift and 235/75/15 Maxxis MTs fitted...![]()
More on the little red one soon!...
Damned good choice, Dave......wouldn't have one any other way ......
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gusthegorilla wrote:
S200KYS wrote: "SZOOKYS" little brother, as yet to be named, is taking shape... I'll start a blog and a build thread on it soon, as work progresses, but here's a teaser photo -
So far, suspension lift and 235/75/15 Maxxis MTs fitted...![]()
More on the little red one soon!...
Damned good choice, Dave......wouldn't have one any other way ......
Looking good Gus
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Have you got a window in the back hardtop section Gus?
Just planning mine...
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idiotmobil wrote: Looks like you have done some thing a little diffrent with my roof at the rear and fixings
Looks like Gus has modded it so the rear tailgate opens with the roof in place?
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oooh, might copy that!
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S200KYS wrote:
idiotmobil wrote: Looks like you have done some thing a little diffrent with my roof at the rear and fixings
Looks like Gus has modded it so the rear tailgate opens with the roof in place?
oooh, might copy that!
That's exactly what I did. ...located the pull-down fasteners on the inside for added security, transferred the door measurements to the bottom edge of the roof and cut out 1", fitted a flexible rubber seal in place of the bit I removed so that when the door opens and closes it just displaces the rubber as it goes by, but provides a weatherproof seal for the door when closed.
Thought about fitting a window (had one available until recently ), but decided against it purely so that the stuff I keep inside is much less visible.
One thing I should mention....when I cut out the 1" bit from the bottom edge, the roof lost some of its inherent strength, so I fabricated a lightweight aluminium stringer the width of the roof and bonded it to the inside....rigidity and strength restored
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