'97 Terrano II in Oz.

Josh L · 14-08-2012, 11:22

G'day All,

My name is Josh, I joined the forum not even 10 minutes ago and have decided I'd do the good thing and introduce myself and my Terrano II.

I'm a panel beater (auto body repairman), I live in Tecoma in the shire of Yarra Ranges in Victoria, Australia. My father in law decided to hand over the keys to his Terrano II as a gift. It's a '97 Ti 2.4. It has no added factory options except for dealer fitted nudge bar and tow bar.

I have fitted a set of little driving lights with HIDs to give a bit more light when out and about. i have just bought a pair of roof rack rails from a wrecking yard that I plan to adapt to the so I can attach some custom built racks. I fitted a UHF CB Radio as it's almost a given piece of equipment on a 4x4.

I also plan to lift the body by 2", fit some 31" mud tyres and build my own front and rear steel bars... For a start anyway. I've included a couple of photos too

Cheers,
Josh.

A bit of stock flex for fun.

After some light off roading near the Victorian Alpine region.

14-08-2012, 11:22	#1
Josh L Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Yarra Ranges, VIC, Australia Vehicle: '97 Terrano II Ti 2.4 Posts: 4	'97 Terrano II in Oz. G'day All, My name is Josh, I joined the forum not even 10 minutes ago and have decided I'd do the good thing and introduce myself and my Terrano II. I'm a panel beater (auto body repairman), I live in Tecoma in the shire of Yarra Ranges in Victoria, Australia. My father in law decided to hand over the keys to his Terrano II as a gift. It's a '97 Ti 2.4. It has no added factory options except for dealer fitted nudge bar and tow bar. I have fitted a set of little driving lights with HIDs to give a bit more light when out and about. i have just bought a pair of roof rack rails from a wrecking yard that I plan to adapt to the so I can attach some custom built racks. I fitted a UHF CB Radio as it's almost a given piece of equipment on a 4x4. I also plan to lift the body by 2", fit some 31" mud tyres and build my own front and rear steel bars... For a start anyway. I've included a couple of photos too Cheers, Josh. A bit of stock flex for fun. After some light off roading near the Victorian Alpine region.