EP 16 || 16 Months Post Rebuild Recap - 1982 Range Rover Classic.

[@RangeBoysMelbourne]

Loved watching this build. Keep up the great Work ✌

[@endakhudson]

Appreciate that, thank you!

[@ericdunn555]

One life. Live it. You are an inspiration. Thank you ever so much for the wonderful videos.

[@endakhudson]

Much appreciated, thank you Eric🙏🏾 stoked you’re enjoying them!

[@RebelwithaRolls]

what a legend and inspiration you are mate

[@endakhudson]

Thank you, appreciate that :)

[@RoverRunn]

chasing your passion in pursuit of mastering your craft and persevering --- unto itself an inspiration to many - this life -liv it

[@endakhudson]

Thank you kind sir!

[@Tanosmk]

So good mate you should be very proud!

[@endakhudson]

Thanks legend!

[@Micko79]

Love your build mate. Some people just can't understand why we love Range rovers and land rovers, it's just something that finds you i think. I have grown up with a father who absolutely loved British 4WD's and i think that just rubs off on you as you grow up. My 5 brothers and I have all had Land rovers and Range rovers over the years and have some great memories from our time exploring in them. My Dad passed a couple of years ago and left us a 1991 Range rover CSK, one of only two in Australia if i am correct. I wish I had the money to get it restored by someone like yourself but we have to let her go. Let us know if you know of anyone who would be interested. She is No.145 of 200 in the world. Get the videos coming. All the best, Mick

[@ericdunn555]

My Dad worked at Lode Lane Solihull factory for many years; maybe that is why I now own a 1991 manual 300tdi (engine transplant) (and a L322 with the BMW M57 engine), I wonder? I dream of owning a CSK, but their rarity and therefore their cost here in Europe means that it will always be a dream, I think.

[@endakhudson]

Appreciate that Michael - thank you! They certainly are infectious thats for sure. Sorry to hear about your old man, fitting he left you guys the holy grail of RR's! Good luck with the sale :)

[@Mat-hh6hj]

As good as it gets

[@sameeralazawee7524]

Thank you

[@Cy993C2]

Brilliant build . . . enjoyed watching it. Best RR Classic going for sure! Great you’ve been able to get 70K miles on it since completion. Did you share the BFG shoot on your channel? Might have missed it. Would be cool to see if not. Thought you’d mention the repaint . . . that even traumatized me! (And seem to remember you doing that with the one arm in a sling.) When you make it to the US you should have a meet-up. Would love to see your truck in real-life after watching the build virtually. My ‘72 S3 coiler with 300/380/230 and RR axles isn’t ideal for long journeys but I’ve a Series 80 and 7.3 Excursion that are always up for a road trip. Many thanks for taking the time to get your RR content out!

[@endakhudson]

Appreciate that, thank you! ahh yess, the paint, something i certainly should have mentioned - it's traumatised me enough that my brains naturally shut it out of my thought. I certainly plan on getting over to the States so when i do i'll definitely make a point of reaching out! Be cool to do a meet and great!. Link to the BFG shoot below! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKa5fayJd556l9E

[@donnelleeustache4549]

I need one

[@aodhhead]

well done again, just wanted to ask about what roof rack you chose and why? Mighty stuff

[@endakhudson]

Thanks mate! Roof Rack is Rhino Rack with custom legs ( as Range Rover roof slants in the front and rear) Platform works great for everything i use it for and with the legs i've made, i was able to get it really low which is what i wanted.

[@p-hawk1956]

Don't really need to compliment you on how dialled it looks, but 🕰🕰🕰

[@endakhudson]

Thank you :)