I’m really keen to have a look at a Dakar with the hard door kit fitted so I can work out how to fit mine..finding other owners local to me would be great also!
I’m really keen to have a look at a Dakar with the hard door kit fitted so I can work out how to fit mine..finding other owners local to me would be great also!
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Welcome to LandyZone
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
Hello and welcome
Thanks for the welcomes, Shimsteriom and brianp38dse - looking forward to engaging with members!
Knappster - thanks. I’ve always liked them since a friend borrowed one many years ago. This one just came up for sale at the right time. It needs some work, but hey - it’s a Land Rover - show me one that doesn’t!
Knappster - thanks. I’ve always liked them since a friend borrowed one many years ago. This one just came up for sale at the right time. It needs some work, but hey - it’s a Land Rover - show me one that doesn’t!
Not me but my mate does. It’s a total hooligan car, I love it
he doesn’t have doors though
Thanks flat - good to know ive found one other (indirect) owner so far. Im sure there are more though, either direct or indirect! The search, and hope, continues...
The storms (at least in my area) last night - and wind continuing this morning - remind me why a Dakar without doors is FAR from an all-weather car. All terrain? Absolutely. All weather? Not at the moment.. ha.
Do it, P38-DFX! I know the kits fit a Discovery or classic RR - not sure about a P38, but with 'a little' engineering, anything is possible. A P38 Dakar would be something id like to see!
flat
Well-Known Member
P38-DFX
P38 Enthusiast
I’m sure I could doctor it to fit the Range Rover. They’re not all that different in dimensions. Would be fun with the working air suspension lol
this is a project I could follow - let us know if you decide to do the conversion!
P38-DFX
P38 Enthusiast
It all boils down to cost I’m afraid. I have considered a whitbread cage too.
Thanks Hippo!Welcome to the forum
