Traveler III
Traveler III
Traveler III
Nice! I have a 2006 HSE as well :-) although slightly envious of the Dominican Republic ! I was thinking of a winch also :-)Hey bro, glad to see someone else using LRs, I am currently using a 2006 LR3 to Overland the Dominican Republic, its still a work in progress, but I can say it has blown my mind with its off-road capabilities and its intelligent locker system.
Traveler III
Nice! I have a 2006 HSE as well :-) although slightly envious of the Dominican Republic ! I was thinking of a winch also :-)
Well enjoy! looks spectacular ! glad to find another D3 owner outside of the UK :-)Lol, I mostly switch back and forth from here to Puerto Rico, although I can only wish to go overloading in the North and South American continent
That is fantastic!
2013 Land Rover LR4 HSE LUX with HD and RSE packs.
• 18" Compomotive PD 1880 wheels (5)
• Goodyear Silent Armor 265/65R18 (KO2's are next tire choice)
• Blizzak DM-V2 Snow Tires 255/55R19 (During winter on stock wheels)
• Voyager Low Profile Full Roof Rack
• PolyMax Chicken coop flooring from farmtek
• (EO)2 mounts for Pelican 1730 Transport cases.
• Front Runner Jerry can mounts (2)
• Dual OP7 Dual Rear Rack 18watt Lights with OPT7 wireless remote relay/dimmer.
• Voyager Rear Access Ladder
• Tactical 4x4 Rock Sliders with step (spray metalized aluminum then satin black texture powder coated.)
• Tactical 4x4 Dual swing out rear bumper with side steps, dual jerry swing out, spare tire swing out. (Also metalized and powder coated)
• Tactical 4x4 Gas Tank Skid plate. (metalized and powder coated)
• Tactical 4x4 Transfer case skid plate. (metalized and powder coated)
• GAP Diagnostics Bluetooth IID Tool
• RAM 12.9" Ipad mount with ipad and dual gps160 bluetooth GPS, verizon Mifi for internet.
• Powerful UK Full Interior LED upgrade kit (RIP retinas)
• Traxide Dual Battery Kit D3-BS (Start battery isolator and aux battery protection isolator)
• National Luna Dual Battery Monitor
• ARB 52qt fridge freezer with transit bag and tie down straps (2nd row middle seat removed, installed with strap brackets in the seat mount bolts)
• LED Lighting, single row LED Front bar 37" 108watt (cheap cree bar)
• Right Channel Radios cobra 75 CB Radio, firestick antenna
• Steel wavian Jerry Cans (non-CARB), Front runner water jerry with spout, Skilcraft water jerry (like scepters) from buylci.com
• Viair 450PA Compressor, mounted under front third row seat, air line run in passenger side panel, access line in cargo cubby.
• Locking Wheel lug nuts VPLWW0093
• Load Space protector, full oem rubber mats
• OEM Cargo Barrier cage w/ fire extinguisher and med kit mounts
• Headlight protection film from Lamin-X
Projects in progress:
• ARB Summit Front Bull Bar 3432220 (and fog lights, etc)
• Warn Zeon Platinum 10-s
• ARB 9.5" Intensity lights
• Rear Tail light gaurds (VPLAP0009)
• research mobile ham transceiver
• solar setup ( Victron BlueSolar 75/15 MPPT controller, w/ bluetooth dongle, 100 watt renogy panel)
I would love to own a defender. They are maximum cool factor. The style and such. I would use it around town, but honestly it would be a show piece. For trips and such a Discovery 4/LR4, in my opinion, wins hands down.I don't currently own one but my goal one day is to have a Defender 110. A little hard and expensive to come by in the Northwest but who knows maybe one day the Defender fairly will grant me my wish.
Traveler III
2013 Land Rover LR4 HSE LUX with HD and RSE packs.
• 18" Compomotive PD 1880 wheels (5)
• Goodyear Silent Armor 265/65R18 (KO2's are next tire choice)
• Blizzak DM-V2 Snow Tires 255/55R19 (During winter on stock wheels)
• Voyager Low Profile Full Roof Rack
• PolyMax Chicken coop flooring from farmtek
• (EO)2 mounts for Pelican 1730 Transport cases.
• Front Runner Jerry can mounts (2)
• Dual OP7 Dual Rear Rack 18watt Lights with OPT7 wireless remote relay/dimmer.
• Voyager Rear Access Ladder
• Tactical 4x4 Rock Sliders with step (spray metalized aluminum then satin black texture powder coated.)
• Tactical 4x4 Dual swing out rear bumper with side steps, dual jerry swing out, spare tire swing out. (Also metalized and powder coated)
• Tactical 4x4 Gas Tank Skid plate. (metalized and powder coated)
• Tactical 4x4 Transfer case skid plate. (metalized and powder coated)
• GAP Diagnostics Bluetooth IID Tool
• RAM 12.9" Ipad mount with ipad and dual gps160 bluetooth GPS, verizon Mifi for internet.
• Powerful UK Full Interior LED upgrade kit (RIP retinas)
• Traxide Dual Battery Kit D3-BS (Start battery isolator and aux battery protection isolator)
• National Luna Dual Battery Monitor
• ARB 52qt fridge freezer with transit bag and tie down straps (2nd row middle seat removed, installed with strap brackets in the seat mount bolts)
• LED Lighting, single row LED Front bar 37" 108watt (cheap cree bar)
• Right Channel Radios cobra 75 CB Radio, firestick antenna
• Steel wavian Jerry Cans (non-CARB), Front runner water jerry with spout, Skilcraft water jerry (like scepters) from buylci.com
• Viair 450PA Compressor, mounted under front third row seat, air line run in passenger side panel, access line in cargo cubby.
• Locking Wheel lug nuts VPLWW0093
• Load Space protector, full oem rubber mats
• OEM Cargo Barrier cage w/ fire extinguisher and med kit mounts
• Headlight protection film from Lamin-X
Projects in progress:
• ARB Summit Front Bull Bar 3432220 (and fog lights, etc)
• Warn Zeon Platinum 10-s
• ARB 9.5" Intensity lights
• Rear Tail light gaurds (VPLAP0009)
• research mobile ham transceiver
• solar setup ( Victron BlueSolar 75/15 MPPT controller, w/ bluetooth dongle, 100 watt renogy panel)
Me Too! but comfort ...oh yes....they are getting crazy expensive here in the UK... 110's and 130's are now silly money for a good spec model. Most will never be used for what they were designed for either...London money pushes the price sky high.I would love to own a defender. They are maximum cool factor. The style and such. I would use it around town, but honestly it would be a show piece. For trips and such a Discovery 4/LR4, in my opinion, wins hands down.
A defender doesn't eat the miles like a cross linked air suspension IFS rover. It is cramped (on your shoulder against the window), has poor HVAC, noise harshness, vibration. Can't really get up to real highway speeds (depending on motor, but most are slow) and the list goes on. Comfort may get downplayed for cool factor reasons, but on a long trip, I want comfort.. .i don't want to be massively fatigued from the drive.
Just my opinion. I would still love to own one though.
That sounds awesome ! Those tyres look good !Both of these are not to far from article circle
Nice to see an old one :-) sounds like an awesome trip !My daily driver. These were taken Labor Day weekend in Sedona, AZ. Was just driven across the country from NJ to relocate to AZ, buzzed at 55 mph for 2,500 miles just fine.
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Traveler III
Cheers Steve....did try a search but missed this one, much appreciated for pointing it out :-)Here's our Land Rover registry, although some of you have not posted in that thread.
Land Rover Registry