newbie questions round 2

ok after doing a bit of research and looking at a few landy's i have some more specific questions.

How off road ready does a landy need to be for green laning?

can any vehicle be swapped between hard top and soft top?

can a snorkel be attatched to any engine?

just get in drive - if you get stuck you need to drive more carefully LOL

Standard landies are good enuff

umbongo said:

ok after doing a bit of research and looking at a few landy's i have some more specific questions.

How off road ready does a landy need to be for green laning?

can any vehicle be swapped between hard top and soft top?

can a snorkel be attatched to any engine?

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Any Land Rover is more than capable of tackling most greenlanes without any modifications, even the Freelander. 90/110 Defenders are the easiest to swap between hard and soft top but still not a 5 minute job! And yes a snorkel will be available to fit any Land Rover engine, if not - it's not a difficult job to 'bodge' one yourself.

umbongo said:

How off road ready does a landy need to be for green laning?

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A standard one is good enough, but recovery points front and rear should be fitted.

as no-one has yet commented , green lanes are ROADS, not tracks and as such should be usuable by all vehicles








yeh right

i used to go all over the bloody place in my old standard series 3 even cowm quarry never had a problem

Standard in the right hands is more than enough to scare most people.Most green lanes are well within limits tho a plan B like a winch or a companion with a towrope is alway sensible.When your adrenal glands are exhausted you may need to modify!!