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terranosaurusdoug
24-10-2015, 16:38
Hello everyone, I've been registered for a little while and have just paid me ten nuggets to join proper like, my name is Mark, I live not far from J33 of M62, ferrybridge. I got my 2000 Lwb terrano for nothing, it has a high sentimental value to me however, best colour, green, so far it's got BF Goodrich A/T's on which are bigger than standard, the exhaust is shorter (rust) and I moved towing electrics a little higher. Please take a look at my photo album.
Hope this introduction does the trick, I am keen to get involved and contribute however I can 'n if u wanna go laning drop me a line, or summat :D
Cheers, Mark.
terranosaurusdoug
24-10-2015, 16:40
Oopsies, forgot the pic.
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T4 in background is mine too.
harlowmaverick
24-10-2015, 17:04
Welcome bud, enjoy yourself!!
Howdy,tidy looking motor...
Blocky10
24-10-2015, 17:33
Hi. Quality.
Ian
Welcome matey, I think we'd all say that our trucks are sentimental to us :thumb2 I still weep at night after my first Maverick that was written off :(
But I love Terrance :thumb2 Have a look at my progress thread in my link :thumb2
Plenty of stuff to wet your appetite on her mate if you're after ideas to get yours off road ready, have a look at some of Elty's threads for LWB goodness
Welcome to the club...
Talking of sentimental, some members on the site, may have forgotten I have had mine from new for over 20 years lol...:doh
Great machines on and off road.:thumb2
emjaybee
24-10-2015, 18:49
Welcome to the asylum.
(In a nice way, of course)
:thumb2
jims-terrano
24-10-2015, 19:25
Welcome aboard Mark, nice looking truck. Been thinking about a Yorkshire meet, we used to have them. May be we should resorect them.
terranosaurusdoug
25-10-2015, 09:45
Thanks for kind words and the great welcome guys, all fwuzzy now lol.
Welcome matey, I think we'd all say that our trucks are sentimental to us I still weep at night after my first Maverick that was written off
But I love Terrance Have a look at my progress thread in my link
Plenty of stuff to wet your appetite on her mate if you're after ideas to get yours off road ready, have a look at some of Elty's threads for LWB goodness
It will def be getting some off road readiness, a few bits to sort out then suspension, and I have got my eye on a front LOKKA (drool) :D
rustic Welcome to the club...
Talking of sentimental, some members on the site, may have forgotten I have had mine from new for over 20 years lol...
Great machines on and off road.
Ah, I had heard a rumour, I'd like to know more and I'm sure everyone else would too :rolleyes: ;). Seriously tho, that is pretty unique, I would like to see it one day, respect!!
jims-terrano Welcome aboard Mark, nice looking truck. Been thinking about a Yorkshire meet, we used to have them. May be we should resorect them.
Absolutely yes, I went green laning yesterday for first time, I followed a Total Off Road road book in peaks! Laning or pay and play is fine by me tho, I'm all about the laughs :D looking forward to getting involved :thumb2
macabethiel
25-10-2015, 09:54
Hello Buddy,
Nice looking motor welcome to Bedlam 2 ! lol
firebobby
25-10-2015, 11:04
Welcome, Terry looks clean and still has it's man steps (hope your keeping them) VW owner too, nice vans. :thumb2
johnb5177
25-10-2015, 11:33
Welcome to a great club, nice machine there....I need my man steps!
don simon
25-10-2015, 11:48
Morning, welcome.
Bloody cold out, innit?
terranosaurusdoug
25-10-2015, 12:05
Hello Buddy,
Nice looking motor welcome to Bedlam 2 ! lol
Haha, thank you mate :D literally the best tenner I have ever spent!
firebobby Welcome, Terry looks clean and still has it's man steps (hope your keeping them) VW owner too, nice vans.
Thanks,
They aren't on at the moment :doh thanks to rust, but they will be going back on when I learn to weld lol. Yeh I love me van, 2.5 no intercooler
johnb5177 Welcome to a great club, nice machine there....I need my man steps!
Hi and thanks,
What happened to them, brackets on mine rotted badly!!
don simon Morning, welcome.
Bloody cold out, innit?
Thank you,
Bloody brass monkeys mate, off to put batt back on caravan soon 'n get it ready for next weekend, hope its a lot warmer then.
Thanks for kind words and the great welcome guys, all fwuzzy now lol.
It will def be getting some off road readiness, a few bits to sort out then suspension, and I have got my eye on a front LOKKA (drool) :D
I've already got one fitted :thumbs and they are unreal!!!!! I'd take my Terry anywhere now and be fairly confident I wouldn't get stuck :thumb2
Here's the manual hub conversion that I did for it;
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showpost.php?p=293023&postcount=171
And here's a diff that I stole from a 99" LWB that I'd pulled in for free from Wales that had a LOKKA fitted :sly :cool:
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showpost.php?p=293560&postcount=183
terranosaurusdoug
25-10-2015, 12:13
That was free!!!!! Lucky bugger, I've read your project thread and your manual hub one too, I didn't realise you got that Lwb for free though, what a find bet you were buzzing, bet u still are lol :thumb2
That was free!!!!! Lucky bugger, I've read your project thread and your manual hub one too, I didn't realise you got that Lwb for free though, what a find bet you were buzzing, bet u still are lol :thumb2
Made some good money off it as well, was going to put it back on the road but the amount of welding it needed was ridiculous!!!! :eek:
terranosaurusdoug
26-10-2015, 19:34
Yeh mine needs at least one sill doing, I've fibreglassed a front wing too, doesn't look too bad either. I was really surprised at how much mine was rusting when I got and its easy to see why some get to the point of no return if owner isn't aware and doesn't sort it, I've found out so much looking on here, going to check the rear for rust in boot etc and gonna sort my digi dash out aswell, if it works spending a tenner on here will save me £100 to £200 squids, can't argue with that!! :D
How loud is the lokka when hubs are engaged?
Cheers, Mark :thumb2
solarman216
26-10-2015, 20:12
How loud is the lokka when hubs are engaged?
Cheers, Mark :thumb2
can barely hear it, Rick
terranosaurusdoug
26-10-2015, 20:23
Nice! I wouldn't be put off by a noise tho, just I've only ever seen/heard one on YouTube etc.
I'm a reasonable home mechanic with a decent selection of tools, would a lokka in the front diff be something you guys would recommend fitting on the driveway??
Cheers, Mark.
solarman216
26-10-2015, 21:10
Nice! I wouldn't be put off by a noise tho, just I've only ever seen/heard one on YouTube etc.
I'm a reasonable home mechanic with a decent selection of tools, would a lokka in the front diff be something you guys would recommend fitting on the driveway??
Cheers, Mark.
not too difficult to do, but I had to machine my spacer washers, as could not get any from Nissan but I have a lathe, I did a complete photo step by step guide on here, so see if you can find it, about 2 years ago I think maybe 18 months just look up threads started by me, Rick
terranosaurusdoug
26-10-2015, 21:30
Brilliant thanks Rick I'll have a search for it, I have a friend with a lathe, he builds scale steam trains as a hobby. Got to sort sills out for mot and some fresh suspension then hopefully a lokka, thanks again, Mark.
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