This looks amazing. Wish I had the cash. I’d buy this in a second

 

Wild. How did he do the aftermarket steering wheel?

I ask because that steering wheel accepts a spacer for those who want it closer.

 

The rebuilt Portal axles alone cost more than a used Disco......

But might have upgraded the engine to match the rest of the vehicle....

 

I love the front bumper aside from some of the upper cage portions in the middle.

 

I guess he doesn't have to worry about leaking sunroof s

 

Greg Davis is local to me, here in the Charlotte area. The rear bumper he designed and sells for the DII is legendary in the DII community. A Google search will yield result on discoweb.com and probably here too.

 

From 2017, more info on this rig named Winston: https://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/land...ng-my-rig.html

 

High volume long run production steering column shafts are often similar with measurements/spline pattern, so you can likely find a hub spacer. I had a Nardi spacer a few years ago for another vehicle. The key is that these are generally machined made for aftermarket steering wheels like Sparco, which have a six bolt pattern. They are not machined for the discovery wheel (which is currently held on by a nut, which will be used to mount the adapter). Second, the pass through wiring does not usually include the air bag or radio controls. Just the horn. So if you want a spacer and an aftermarket steering wheel, there is someone out there selling what you need.......

And I agree with you. I would like my wheel closer to me...

 

I hate this thing so much. At a certain point (that was exceeded) it just isn't a D2 anymore.

 

Haha, so true.