Parts

[xtremerovers]

I can think of a lot. Brush/bull bars, Lighting, Brake kits, roof racks. The things that owners actually want to customize their rides. Big rims amd neon lights can be had at local shops.

Thanks Panzerknacker for some good feed back.

 

[Bad Bonez BJ]

For the Extreme Off-road you need protection. Sliders, Sump guards, steel bumpers F&R,
long-range fuel tanks, skid plates, etc.

Extreme would also include Swing-away tire carriers, roof racks, ladders, lights, wenches, Hi Lift Jacks and accessories, recovery gear, etc.

Hope to see you carry some of this stuff at good prices!
BJ

 

[xtremerovers]

For the Extreme Off-road you need protection. Sliders, Sump guards, steel bumpers F&R,
long-range fuel tanks, skid plates, etc.

Extreme would also include Swing-away tire carriers, roof racks, ladders, lights, wenches, Hi Lift Jacks and accessories, recovery gear, etc.

Hope to see you carry some of this stuff at good prices!
BJ

Thanks Bad Bonez,
we are currently looking at a few manufactures of such products and also we are currently sourcing out our very own LR3 to manufacture our own products (for better pricing).

 

[davidfkon]

it DOES seem as if the site is geared more toward the ON-ROAD user that want's the beastie to loook good - NOTHING wrong w/that . . .
That being said - are you guys looking to support the more "dirtier" off-road group (fun but kinda psycho about their machines - gotta love them and am slowly heading that direction)

"we are currently sourcing out our very own LR3 to manufacture our own products (for better pricing)." . . . on or off road?

Where are you guys located . . . so far it seems overseas prices are still cheaper - would be good to purchase from the good old USA and provide/keep jobs here. If not too much more, I'd be more then willing to purchase (good) equipment from this side of the pond!

 

[xtremerovers]

it DOES seem as if the site is geared more toward the ON-ROAD user that want's the beastie to loook good - NOTHING wrong w/that . . .
That being said - are you guys looking to support the more "dirtier" off-road group (fun but kinda psycho about their machines - gotta love them and am slowly heading that direction)

"we are currently sourcing out our very own LR3 to manufacture our own products (for better pricing)." . . . on or off road?

Where are you guys located . . . so far it seems overseas prices are still cheaper - would be good to purchase from the good old USA and provide/keep jobs here. If not too much more, I'd be more then willing to purchase (good) equipment from this side of the pond!

We are located on Colorado right now, but will probably relocate back to San Diego. Yes we want to support the off roader more than the bling as that what was our original business plan. We are currently setting up www.urbanrovers.com to sell the bling stuff on. But that is on the back burner right now because of other projects.

This is a photo of our 04 Range Rover

Our 08 Range Rover has not gone off road yet as the weather here in Colorado has not been cooperating.

 

[squarecircle]

Greetings extremerovers: >>>> WHAT ............." RELOCATE TO SAN DIEGO" a very intelligent move indeed!!! >>>> Now don't tell anybody else, this place is getting crowded. Yes, I also am interested in stuff that is field functional on the LR 3. >>>> Not moved by bling and I hate chrome. You know ............ "If it don't go > chrome it" Keep us informed.
Regards,sq.

 

[duckdive]

Nice shot of Sidewinder, make sure when you guys relocate to San Diego you look us up at lrcsd.com. and join us for a run. Square circle haven't seen you at any of the meetings lately your stories and insight are always appreciated.

DD