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Moo Member Since: 01 Oct 2021 Location: UK Posts: 1327 |
Looking good. Eiger Grey MY23 D250 SE with bits. Known as Noddy.
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25th Mar 2024 9:35pm |
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34064 Member Since: 12 Dec 2023 Location: South Central Posts: 162 |
Looking good I love the colour 110 Td5 Ex Utilities slowly converting into a pop top camper one day
Build thread:https://www.defender2.net/forum/post1024784.html#1024784 |
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26th Mar 2024 12:08am |
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AJC Member Since: 30 Nov 2015 Location: Lancashire Posts: 1356 |
Pretty sure i seen this M6 north Saturday morning near lancaster?
Looks great |
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26th Mar 2024 6:51am |
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Galyman Member Since: 20 Jan 2016 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 89 |
AJC
That would have been me making my way back to Scotland. |
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26th Mar 2024 9:03am |
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robbo22 Member Since: 21 Oct 2023 Location: Leistershire Posts: 23 |
What made you choose this pop top over the others on the market?
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28th Mar 2024 6:07pm |
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Galyman Member Since: 20 Jan 2016 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 89 |
Robbo22
I chose AW4x4 for a number of reason after reviewing all the options on the excellent pinned thread on this forum, and from following the threads of a few people who had their own pop tops installed. 1. Alucab was too expensive and would have required a trip way down south to fit. I am in Scotland. 2. The German options looked very good but it would have taken time, effort and expense to sort it all out. 3. I wanted to buy British and support small growing businesses. 4. The Drivelodge is cheaper but I wanted something a bit more substantial. 5. Contacting others on this forum who had AW4x4 conversions, who gave good reviews of their set up at the time. I also got some good advice and tailored my own conversion to my requirements. 6. Speaking to Lewis at AW4x4 who answered all of my questions, however daft. 7. Having a few too many beers one night and paying the deposit on the AW4x4 conversion. |
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28th Mar 2024 7:49pm |
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robbo22 Member Since: 21 Oct 2023 Location: Leistershire Posts: 23 |
Thanks for getting back to me!
You've mad some great points. Just been looking back through some threads on this forum. Definitely a toss up between the Abu and AW4x4. I also like the idea of supporting British and AW4x4 seem to be a great business. Do you plan on installing a roof rack ? |
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28th Mar 2024 9:10pm |
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Galyman Member Since: 20 Jan 2016 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 89 |
No problem. Happy to help as others helped me. I thought about a Roofrack but I am not planning to install one at the moment. We are doing an off-roading trip up the north of Scotland this summer which involves some technical sections so don’t want to add too much height. We may add a rack if we go further afield in the future. The AW4x4 does allow for a roof rack with the addition of a couple of extra struts. Lewis will keep you right.
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28th Mar 2024 10:10pm |
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