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Alex Kogan User is Offline

North Plains OR

11/20/2008 10:19 AM	Alert
tons is a bit (quite a bit) of the stretch but there are few essential things (lockers, gears, suspension, upgrades) but you won't find anything like bolton SAS kits, aftermarket suspension arms or alike, t-case doublers etc. Monteros are very stout trucks, most components are very heavy duty and overbuild. I also have 97 Land Cruiser which is undeniably good rig but I still like Montero no less. Midwest point of departure was Kansas City.

1992 Montero overland eqpt 1997 Land Cruiser family mover

Stacy Bowes User is Offline

11/29/2008 10:28 PM	Alert
Aloha! I'm a Norwester in Hawaii. My trucks include: 1972 Land Rover SIII Lightweight and a 1999 Montero Sport Limited. Hopefully I'll be returning to the PNW in 2010. Thanks Stacy

Craig Miller User is Offline

Mt. Vernon, WA

11/29/2008 11:20 PM	Alert
Mahalo. Thanks for telling us about your truck. I've always liked the lightweights. Look forward to seeing them in person when you are back on the mainland. Craig

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Andy Hough User is Offline

Renton WA

12/01/2008 1:39 PM	Alert
Welcome!

1997 Discovery SE 4.0L BFG All Terrains, LR XS Sport Alloy Wheels EBC Sport Rotor kit w/GreenStuff Pads 2 inch cat-back exhaust/Thrush Turbo Boss muffler ================================== My truck doesn't leak anything, it's just marking it's spot. ;)

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