MellonRover
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Check this out! This was a fun video.
Complete...and I mean complete lr4 teardown and rebuild
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what engine is that? a non-SC V6?
powershift
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Interesting asf. Looks like they have had training and make a business out of it. How much does it cost?
My rig doesn't need much of that although it could use new carpet and new start button. I have a lot of thoughts of putting leather in back on the floor when the seats are down. Seems like leather would be more durable as a cargo floor since the carpet tear count is growing. Then I could slide heavy cargo around, drag it in and out the door or tailgate.
My rig doesn't need much of that although it could use new carpet and new start button. I have a lot of thoughts of putting leather in back on the floor when the seats are down. Seems like leather would be more durable as a cargo floor since the carpet tear count is growing. Then I could slide heavy cargo around, drag it in and out the door or tailgate.
scapistron
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Find someone with a 3d scanner and get a sheet of plywood cut to fit. Put some neoprene rubber on the backside and an array of T-nuts for anchor points.
MellonRover
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I think they said 1 mil yuan. Or about 140k us.
powershift
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Yeah plywood would work, didn't think of that. WeatherTech is a Shane Van Gisburgen(sp) sponsor so I thought of their rubber mats lol. With wood then I might as well pull out all the seats, build a low-profile platform and install a diesel heater, Lifepo4 pack, car pc, refrigerator.
The vid in the OP shows how much space is used up by all the seats and plastic sides. The only thing the sides are good for are the cup holders and cargo bins but under that could be more space to gain too to make the area wider.
The vid in the OP shows how much space is used up by all the seats and plastic sides. The only thing the sides are good for are the cup holders and cargo bins but under that could be more space to gain too to make the area wider.
BigBriDogGuy
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I feel violated.
powershift
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Seems reasonable although I'd be picky about the paint job. Couldn't do the same restoration with todays modern Land Rovers because they are more of a one-and-done disposable unit. Especially if someone wrecks it. I hope to keep my LR4 forever, even if I need to put it in storage.
