After years away from Range Rover Classics a friend of mine decided to let his go and it was to good to pass up. So I will be welcoming a Eastnor Green 1991 Range Rover Hunter edition to the family.

Hunter has no abs, cloth interior with manual seats, no front valance, no sway bars, and no sunroof.

It has most of the build already done really. ARB up front, steering guard, diff guards, LT230 conversion, sliders, 2" lift, Duratracs and a new RTE rear bumper that is waiting to be installed.

She is now over a Lucky8 to get checked over to make sure it doesn't need anything for the road trip home, when I get back from Texas in September.




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I know right?

Still going to have to explain this one when it magically appears in my driveway.

The nice thing is with some trail damage on it already, I won't feel bad wheeling it lol

 

Welcome back to the RRC Family!!

Let the mods begin...……………

 

Don't think I'll be taking it quite that far. Here are 2 of my other RRC's from the past.

 

Nice!

​​​​​​​ Brian.

 

Sweet!

 

Thanks gentlemen, now to get duty in Texas done so I can get back to the important things like Rovering.

Anyone have any experience with the 7" round LED lights on Amazon?

Like these

DOT Approved 7'' Black Daymaker LED Headlights + 4 ''Cree LED Fog Lights for Jeep Wrangler 97-2017 JK TJ LJ

 

Looks good AR, so, a couple of 'battle scars' but nothing too drastic. It's slightly later than mine which is an '82 with a 3.5 engine and manual box with no AC.

 

One does not drive a vehicle with out AC in Georgia. Unless you like dehydrating into your velour interior lol.

A few battle scars but that is all good mine all get them sooner or later.