1988 Range Rover Classic

lforgue8

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1988 Range Rover Classic w/ 4.6L & Toy axle conversion

1988 Range Rover Classic SWB white 145,000 miles. $4500 o.b.o.


I’ve finally decided its time to sell my long loved project. It has not seen any TLC from me in some time and I would like to see it back on the trails. The truck was dismantled when I bought it and all of the upgrades below where installed over a year's time. What ever needed to be replaced was and using OEM LR parts when possible. The truck was used to off-road for 3-4 years then parked in the garage for the last 2 years. It is not perfect on the inside or outside but it wasn’t built to be a trailer queen.
Just a little about myself...I am a LR tech and have been for going on 16 years and know my way around them and all the work was done by me.


The Bad
Currently not running...Fuel lines need to be replaced...inner fender wings need sheet metal work...body mounts could use replacing...the D1 manual seats I have need to be installed...I have all of the parts except the new sheet metal for the inner wings


Upgrades:
Suspension
-Rovertym 3” lift with front and rear arms...added 1” Al spacers D2 front shock mounts
-Super Swamper SSR's 285-75-16 black steelies have a spare wheel but only 4 tires.
-Rovertym rear Y link spacer


Driveline
-Land Rover Oem front DC drive shaft -Tom Woods DC rear drive shaft
-Fully rebuilt LT230 from a D1 also installed updated drilled input gear.
-RoverTracks full Toyota axle conversion...with Yukon gears and Yukon zip locker in front and locrite locker in rear
-Expedition Exchange stainless braided brake hoses


Steering
-RoverTracks full steering kit...Panhard bar...Front tie rod with steering stabilizer relocator...Rear track bar...OEM LR tie rod ends
-Rebuilt steering box when the truck was put on the road...rebuilt pitman arm ball joint as well


Engine
-The 4.6L was dismantled and new bearings installed and OEM full gasket set along with a Crower cam and timing chain set. Two sets of intake trumpets...one cut down by an inch
-Newer Ecu has a custom chip from a board member
-Also had custom length battery cables made up in 1/0 sizing and heavy duty cable ends
-Ignition system gave me issues so all the trucks wiring and ignition module, coil, dizzy etc was rebuilt
-radiator replaced with all new hoses.


Accessories
-Warn 9.5xp winch with relocated and upgraded compact contactor and welding 1/0 cable
-On-board air system with 2 P38 air tanks and high output pump ( not fully installed though)
-Safari Guard front bumper modified with a LR winch tray...Custom sliders from local fab shop
-150 amp Alternator bought from Will Tillery
-Rebuilt sandblasted rear upper tailgate with new seals...glass was installed with windshield adhesive


Im sure there is more ive missed but if any questions just ask...So much more pictures available just ask!
 

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bri

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GLWS Luc. If I needed a toy, I would be talking to you.... it should sell. If it has not, contact me at the first of '16.
 

lforgue8

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Thanks so much. This decision has been a year in the making and I still can't believe I'm doing it but it needs to go to some one who will use it
 

lforgue8

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Yea I know it's not a 10 minute job. Lol. If needed I could change the lines and drive it around but I just have no time lately
 

lforgue8

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The left hand inner wheel well is completely cut out including that body mount. Just after where a second battery could go. Pretty much the metal that is above the shock mount. It may sound like a lot but it's just maybe 7-8 pieces and then weld in and fab a new body mount. I can get pics later I thought I had them on my phone but I don't.