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Was somewhat surprised as well.

Mine aren’t. Just lift out; drop back in.

The ARB snuggles in the rear of the RRC. With the glass lift gate up you can open it. Of course we usually have a ton of stuff back there!

When camping in Europe the 2 items that received the most attention/questions: 1. The ARB fridge 2. PETT toilet

Bought mine around 2006 from EE. Its been all over the World on camping trips. Also keeps the beer cold in a pinch when the power goes out at the house.

Amazing!!

Really great find! Have the same one. Guessing you can buy the power cords for it.

No truer words have been said. Unless maybe its a parts Rover.

As a Classic owner it is difficult enough to keep the beast operating properly totally stock. You’re throwing in the mix many unjoined parts. However if you’re up for the challenge with enough $$$$ anything can be made to work. Another option is to bring it back to Rover by selling the engine...

As a fyi: The Chicken Tax is a 25% tariff on light trucks imported to the U.S. The United States imposed the tariff in 1964 through an executive order issued by President Lyndon Johnson, in retaliation against European tariffs on American chicken imports.

Found one at John Craddock. Shipping was a bitch yet at least its a new switch.

Part no. PRC7130 aka AMR2191 which some say has been superseded by AMR3747. An operating used switch would be ok as well. Thx in advance.

Thx for the update. Decent price.

Cleaned up nicely! Look forward to seeing final bid.

As the saying goes their “reputation precedes you”! Always have read good things about that dealership.

First off - best of continued luck with your shop! My experience varies on where we lived. The Dealer in Tokyo was totally fastidious and my ‘96 RHD D1 ran like a top! The Dealer in Liechtenstein took care of my ‘94 LWB from 2011 to 2016 while we were there. They were able to get parts directly...

Better than sitting in a field rusting away!

Gateway was the only new Rover owned - ‘95 D90 SW - sold to finance 109 restoration ‘93 RRC LWB - totaled in Tulsa; guy ran light, hit him sideways ‘96 D1 RHD in Japan - sold when we left ‘67 NADA 109 SW - Blueboy - sold when we moved to Switzerland ‘06 Defender 110 in Brasil - sold when we...

Very nice. Just thinking of this when I thought I had misplaced the retainer holding the spare tire cover in the RRC. Great resource.

Great Disco. GLWS.