80 series cruiser on 37's
80 series cruiser on 37's
I saw this a few years back at ricks place pre-earthquakes, was an 80 series on 37's with superior flex front arms, big ammo case on the top, winches front and rear, fox shocks, shit load of lights, was owned by an Alaskan guy who was selling it before leaving the country. Just wondering if anyone knows who bought it in the end as I'd like to make them an offer, always wanted an 80.
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Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
Mumbles on here owns it, It used to be based in wellington.
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Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
That's the one, have you got a figure in mind?
Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
not for sale - hit my kids up when i die. edit - dont have kids either
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Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
Bugger, fair enough, if it was mine I wouldn't sell it either. I'm sure there is a long list for first refusals but if you could my name on it I'd appreciate it
Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
wouldn't advise buying/building something similar - if you planned to use it more than the 3 or 4 times a year I do
it drives like a ferry,
it drinks diesel like a ferry,
smokes like a ferry,
breaks down / requires expensive maintenance more often than a ferry,
passengers complain of seasickness like a ferry,
very slow like a ferry,
smells like ocean, ferry
an worse of all the fridge has a poor bar selection like a ferry, etc etc etc
ferry.
it drives like a ferry,
it drinks diesel like a ferry,
smokes like a ferry,
breaks down / requires expensive maintenance more often than a ferry,
passengers complain of seasickness like a ferry,
very slow like a ferry,
smells like ocean, ferry
an worse of all the fridge has a poor bar selection like a ferry, etc etc etc
ferry.
drinking hatorgade
Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
mumbls wrote:wouldn't advise buying/building something similar - if you planned to use it more than the 3 or 4 times a year I do
it drives like a ferry,
it drinks diesel like a ferry,
smokes like a ferry,
breaks down / requires expensive maintenance more often than a ferry,
passengers complain of seasickness like a ferry,
very slow like a ferry,
smells like ocean, ferry
an worse of all the fridge has a poor bar selection like a ferry, etc etc etc
ferry.
But you love it !!!!
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Re: 80 series cruiser on 37's
gazthedoc wrote:I saw this a few years back at ricks place pre-earthquakes, was an 80 series on 37's with superior flex front arms, big ammo case on the top, winches front and rear, fox shocks, shit load of lights, was owned by an Alaskan guy who was selling it before leaving the country. Just wondering if anyone knows who bought it in the end as I'd like to make them an offer, always wanted an 80.
If you are serious, give me a call. Have to many toys and not enough time.
80 Series, LS1 twin turbo, Auto, 37' beadlocks, KM2's (new) 7 seater (half built rear shelfs though) FULY CERTED - just finished . (CV's axels and diff's Nitro Gear, ARB diff locks front and rear,about $8k) (complete engine re-build-for cert-emissions Argh), about $4k)
It drives better on the road than my other 80 did with 4' lift and 35's.
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