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gazellio



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G4 Stealth "Black Overland" Project.
For those that may be interested in ALL Land Rover Overland projects: Last few pictures of the G4 Black Stealth before the Front Nudge Bar gets Powdercoated Black Silk and the Black Light Covers go on. Added Spare to Roof but waiting for stock of Kuhmo KL71 to reach the UK.

Full thread on D3 forum: http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic60870.html


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Post #77252 23rd Jun 2011 9:42am
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ken



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Sorry Chap the A bar is so wrong IMHO

LF 240' work better just straight on the Bumper Whistle
Post #77266 23rd Jun 2011 11:35am
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Steve B



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Nice Chelsea Tractor you got there mate Smile 
Post #77270 23rd Jun 2011 11:51am
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gazellio



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Clean 4X4 equals Chelsea tractor - Why?

It gets properly offloaded - see Tong Reports on the D3 site Very Happy

Its a project to turn a Basic 5-Seat D3 into a genuine Overland Vehicle. If you read the thread you will see the changes that have already been made including modified suspension.

The A-Bar is being powdercoated black and is a UK Legal version - see what you think when its finished.
Post #77272 23rd Jun 2011 11:55am
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gazellio



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ken wrote:
Sorry Chap the A bar is so wrong IMHO

LF 240' work better just straight on the Bumper Whistle


The LF XGT 240 DO NOT work directly on the bumper without considerable attention to the grill which need rather large holes cut in it due to depth of the XGT's....
Post #77275 23rd Jun 2011 11:59am
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I think it's very smart and following the project I can see you've enjoyed yourself and thats what it's all about, I personally don't care if your taking it round the world or messing about greenlaning as long as your happy with it. I personally would lose the lights and bullbar (just get covered in crap anyway) 10 fwd facing lights is a tad excessive, it's probably cheaper to have laser eye correction. Have you fitted a hidden winch yet. Look fwd to seeing the car at an event Thumbs Up Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
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Post #77278 23rd Jun 2011 12:37pm
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party monkey



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willy eckerslike wrote:
I think it's very smart and following the project I can see you've enjoyed yourself and thats what it's all about, I personally don't care if your taking it round the world or messing about greenlaning as long as your happy with it. I personally would lose the lights and bullbar (just get covered in crap anyway) 10 fwd facing lights is a tad excessive, it's probably cheaper to have laser eye correction. Have you fitted a hidden winch yet. Look fwd to seeing the car at an event Thumbs Up


+1 from me... couldn't have put it better.... BUT....

Before Gazellio goes off on his overland travels though, I'd ditch the purple t-shirted oompa-loompa climbing up the rack ladder. Whistle Thumbs Up Jon - 110 td5 [sold]. Currently Defenderless.
Post #77279 23rd Jun 2011 12:40pm
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Rack looks nice. Did some kind, but short, person let you have it for a song AND fit it for you one dark, freezing night? Whistle

And do you want to buy a Defender? Whistle Whistle 

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party monkey wrote:


Before Gazellio goes off on his overland travels though, I'd ditch the purple t-shirted oompa-loompa climbing up the rack ladder. Whistle Thumbs Up


NoDo$h wrote:



Rack looks nice. Did some kind, but short, person let you have it for a song AND fit it for you one dark, freezing night?


Coincidence or is that you climbing the rack ladder NoDo$h? Whistle Laughing
Post #77293 23rd Jun 2011 1:09pm
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gazellio



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party monkey wrote:
willy eckerslike wrote:
I think it's very smart and following the project I can see you've enjoyed yourself and thats what it's all about, I personally don't care if your taking it round the world or messing about greenlaning as long as your happy with it. I personally would lose the lights and bullbar (just get covered in crap anyway) 10 fwd facing lights is a tad excessive, it's probably cheaper to have laser eye correction. Have you fitted a hidden winch yet. Look fwd to seeing the car at an event Thumbs Up


+1 from me... couldn't have put it better.... BUT....

Before Gazellio goes off on his overland travels though, I'd ditch the purple t-shirted oompa-loompa climbing up the rack ladder. Whistle Thumbs Up


Laughing - that's the Portuguese gardener....
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gazellio



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NoDo$h wrote:
Rack looks nice. Did some kind, but short, person let you have it for a song AND fit it for you one dark, freezing night? Whistle

And do you want to buy a Defender? Whistle Whistle


Mr No Dosh what a fine rack it is and now adorned with a spare wheel Thumbs Up

What Defender are you selling?

(PS: For those that do not know me I am a sponsor of all Martins sites and a used Prestige & Land Rover Dealer. I have helped many members to sell their cars quickly and easily)
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You can paint it whatever colour you like but it is still pointless having that awfull bar stuck to the front.
sorry Sad

Where are you planning to go in it? or is it to promote the business? 
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gazellio



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willy eckerslike wrote:
I think it's very smart and following the project I can see you've enjoyed yourself and thats what it's all about, I personally don't care if your taking it round the world or messing about greenlaning as long as your happy with it. I personally would lose the lights and bullbar (just get covered in crap anyway) 10 fwd facing lights is a tad excessive, it's probably cheaper to have laser eye correction. Have you fitted a hidden winch yet. Look fwd to seeing the car at an event Thumbs Up


Thanks Willy I am really enjoying putting it together and really enjoy getting it offroad.

I understand comments re the Front 240's but I am a child at heart and have always longed for a Ralley Style lights since the days of the Escort Mexico! At £350 you don't just discard them either Smile

I am going to try an powdercoat the A-Bar and see what this looks like. I have looked into other ways of attaching the lights but there are not many without seriously operating on the grille and bumper. I will keep you posted Thumbs Up


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Post #77307 23rd Jun 2011 1:46pm
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gazellio



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Steve B wrote:
You can paint it whatever colour you like but it is still pointless having that awfull bar stuck to the front.
sorry Sad

Where are you planning to go in it? or is it to promote the business?


Ok I understand your opinion on the bar. It is only there to fix the lights without otherwise altering the car.

I will be regularly offroading it via the D3 Club events (And FRR & Disco3 events) and plan a few proper trips to Spain & North Africa with them in due course.

Its a personal project but if it helps attract business that would be good too Wink
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240's on the front although not XGTs

Then 4x 170's & 2 140's up top

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