I don't recall it being attached to the roof... only attached to the internal cage.

 

Thanks but I'm referring to how the sand ladders are attached to the roof rack. It really doesnt matter if it's not an SD rack or if the rack is attached to the cage.

 

Thanks, knew they were runway panels, use started ww2 iirc in steel just could not remember the name

 

Most of it is carried by the cage but it does bolt to the roof on the back. You can see it in the pics.

 

Well ladies and gents, my run with this truck may have probably come to an end. Between snowboarding, working on cars, and doing a lot of heavy lifting for work, this past winter, I somehow screwed up my lower back/spine/nerves. I cannot lift heavy things, including wrenching on my own cars for a good while. I might have to get surgery/lots physical therapy and this is going to cost me an arm and a leg to afford. Not to mention, i am going to school for engineering soon. So, to be on the safe side, I am going to sell the camel trophy. I don't want to sell it. But I have to, just for my health and financial safety.

A LOT of people have come out of the woodwork and made me offers, since the beginning....So, I have an idea of what it is worth. But, I want everyone to have a chance to bid on owning it and not feel like I left them out/sold it out from under them. So I will be posting it on ebay. I will have a reserve set close to the highest I've been (Privately) offered. If you are looking for a used off-road vehicle for super cheap, I would not recommend this one. But I wish you could have a good truck like this for cheap. I can find you a cheap good disco, if that is the case. (I am pretty good at it).

Yes it is damaged and will need work. But everything works(except the windshield wipers due to a broken switch handle) and it has very low(but brutal) miles but everything seems to be in great working order/maintenanced. Not to mention, it is the Only Team USA winning disco/vehicle AND is a Camel Trophy that is located IN the United States.

Thanks for giving me information and opinions on this vehicle. Also, selling me the hard to find parts. It has been much appreciated and I will not forget the history I dragged out of the desert.