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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: jnoshea on November 08, 2005, 16:36:52
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I guess Land Rover never made a soft-top or convertible Discovery, but has anyone ever made one. Just wondered what it would look like. I used to love driving around in the Series IIA with the roof and door tops off 8)
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There were a few Range Rover soft-tops made to special order for people with lots of money... would look much the same as that I would think.
One of the defining characteristics of the Disco is the roof line, which I doubt you would go to the trouble of trying to replicate with a canvas.
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Found this
http://www.thelandroverchronicle.com/new_pa2902.gif
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Found this
http://www.thelandroverchronicle.com/new_pa2902.gif
Aww, NO! :shock: . Did somebody open the ark of the covenant? That thing is hideous. I'm sorry I ever brought the subject up now. Sorry guys :oops:
Having said that, I wonder what it looks like with the top down and the door tops off? :D
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Here's one
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Years ago in 'LRO' (circa 1993) there was a soft-top Discovery that looked very good indeed.
Can't remember who did it, but it was one of the big conversion companies
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That's more like it Colin. Looks much better without the doortops. But if I was building one, I'd leave the cage off the back there for certain, kind of spoils the line. Perhaps just a single chrome roll bar instead 8)
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Years ago in 'LRO' (circa 1993) there was a soft-top Discovery that looked very good indeed.
Can't remember who did it, but it was one of the big conversion companies
It was Vantagefield (http://www.vantagefield.com/conversions.html)
The feature was in the April 1993 edition, along with a white 4-door Range Rover convertible
The (3-door) Discovery was green, with 'FreeStyle' alloys & a black top.
I can scan it if necessary
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Now those are very nice conversions. Wouldn't mind either the disco or the range rover soft top from those guys 8)
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A few more pics of the maroon 2 door Disco soft top can be found at:
http://www.angelfire.com/trek/discovery_2/soft.html
It's not my cup of tea either, but each to his own.
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There is a picture on the Vantagefield website... (about half way down)
http://www.vantagefield.com/rrover.html
Ian