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Offline Bush Tucker Man

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« on: December 08, 2003, 16:01:21 »
Somehow I don't think this doesn't have quite the same 'presence' as a stretch Cadillac, or even a Lincoln Town Car,

There's even a Funeral Director a few miles away with one of the Lincolns. Shame on him.


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« Reply #1 on: December 08, 2003, 16:25:48 »
A friend of mine (Matthew Reeve) has a 130" Range Rover... now that is a proper stretched vehicle :-)


(The picture doesn't really do it justice... but it's a nice motor to be in :-) )
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« Reply #2 on: December 08, 2003, 22:01:54 »
Wow that's some RR  :D

Custom made rack I take it as well  :?:
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« Reply #3 on: December 08, 2003, 22:49:38 »
that rangie pic looks a little dodgy

follow the line on the side of the bodywork to the back and its not straight

neither is the shade of the front 2/3's of the body compared to the bit behind the 2nd door...

or are my tired eyes playing games?
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« Reply #4 on: December 08, 2003, 23:16:37 »
I promise you it's no fake.  As I say, the image doesn't really do it justice.

300 Tdi Auto, stretched to 130.  The front doors are 2dr type, the rears are a hybrid of 2/4 dr.

I know it's real, because I did the graphics for him :-)  That and the fact that I supplied some of the body panels that were used during the conversion.  ;-)
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« Reply #5 on: December 09, 2003, 08:01:05 »
ah fair enough tim i take your word for it bud.

some time ago there was a 7dr disco round these parts but i havent seen it for a good while now.
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« Reply #6 on: December 09, 2003, 10:13:33 »
There’s a company down south somewhere that makes stretched Rangies, think the companies called Longranger?

I'm sure I seen them in the LR rags.
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« Reply #7 on: December 09, 2003, 14:21:02 »
It taken me a while to find them but it was Longranger had an article in LRE back in Jan 2002. http://www.longranger.net/index.html

The Longranger details :

THE LONGRANGER - It weighs 2.4 tonnes, is 21 feet long and built entirely from dismantled Land Rover Parts. The result? A hybrid combination of Range Rover and High-Capacity 110 pick-up called 'Long Ranger'. This is an extremely versatile utility cruiser with load and people carrying capacity.

Brief Details:

Time taken: Three months.

Parts sourced: Longranger's warehouse.

Colour: Cassis Red.

Engine: 300 tdi

Gearbox: Four-speed ZF automatic.

Chassis: Range Rover and 110 Hi-Cap.

Wheels: Matt Lee Mach 5 steel wheels iwth 265/75/R16 tyres.

Rear lights: Ex-military screw in lamps.
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