dnewman9
January 30th, 2004, 03:49 PM
For those who are interested in the NAS 90 I purchased on Ebay for $18,200, I copied this over from the for sale forum as an update.
"I remember that thread from last month when you posted that you were the winning bidder. Care to give us some feedback on how the truck is?
That is a really sweet deal. Good luck with it!"
Here is the ebay url;
My Ebay D90 (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&category=31849&item=2449599327&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWN%3AIT)
My Ebay 97 is pretty good, I got it here for $500 bucks more and given what I paid for it I can not complain. It runs and drives fine and is solid into the 80s on the highway.
From my initial inspection i will need to do the following,
-New tires- still debating steel or stock wheels but I think I have settled on 285/16 as the size of choice.
-New Stereo- already replaced thanks to Crutchfield
-Adjust the door latches- already done.
-Find an oil leak from underneath.
-Re-connect the dash harness after a shoddy repair job by Land Rover Denver South-already done.
-Clean replace the carpet-still in process, smells like the guy stored the truck in a horse barn.
-Recover front seats.
-Find out what is loose in the rear suspension.
-Replace one missing rear jump seat.
-Fix the cracked console door.
The body is not as straight as it was from the factory, its not bad by any means but being a former body man I a bit particular. I am Really happy with all the options this truck has like the rack and the winch. I just purchased an ARB for it and am really in the process of customizing the truck to my tastes. I have been trolling the D-90 site for some time and have a pretty good idea of how I want it to look. My long term goal was to build a 110 out of it but I am pretty happy with the 90 and my wife likes the 90 more than the 110. Given that and the cost I will probably hold off if not cancel it all together.
I have removed the stock nerf bars, I am going to replace the sils with rock sliders and again still am undecided if I want steel 110 wheels or the stock mags. The nice thing is the frame looks like new, given what i have read i was a little worried but either this one has had a new frame or that oil leak has kept it fresh as this one looks as good as some of the new vehicles I have owned. Other than one missing jump seat the truck is 100% original.
I have a ton of projects planned for it including lift and the sliders and will do what I can as I can afford. I have a 68 Shelby and an early Bronco that are my other hobbies so I will have to spread the wealth in the garage as my wife, while patient, will put an end to this quick otherwise.
Thats pretty much it, I really love the truck, i transitioned to this from an Audi S4 and while this truck is simply primitive in comparison I would do it again in a heart beat!
Thank you everyone for the help so far and for the future help. This site has been a great resource for me.
Dennis
"I remember that thread from last month when you posted that you were the winning bidder. Care to give us some feedback on how the truck is?
That is a really sweet deal. Good luck with it!"
Here is the ebay url;
My Ebay D90 (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&category=31849&item=2449599327&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWN%3AIT)
My Ebay 97 is pretty good, I got it here for $500 bucks more and given what I paid for it I can not complain. It runs and drives fine and is solid into the 80s on the highway.
From my initial inspection i will need to do the following,
-New tires- still debating steel or stock wheels but I think I have settled on 285/16 as the size of choice.
-New Stereo- already replaced thanks to Crutchfield
-Adjust the door latches- already done.
-Find an oil leak from underneath.
-Re-connect the dash harness after a shoddy repair job by Land Rover Denver South-already done.
-Clean replace the carpet-still in process, smells like the guy stored the truck in a horse barn.
-Recover front seats.
-Find out what is loose in the rear suspension.
-Replace one missing rear jump seat.
-Fix the cracked console door.
The body is not as straight as it was from the factory, its not bad by any means but being a former body man I a bit particular. I am Really happy with all the options this truck has like the rack and the winch. I just purchased an ARB for it and am really in the process of customizing the truck to my tastes. I have been trolling the D-90 site for some time and have a pretty good idea of how I want it to look. My long term goal was to build a 110 out of it but I am pretty happy with the 90 and my wife likes the 90 more than the 110. Given that and the cost I will probably hold off if not cancel it all together.
I have removed the stock nerf bars, I am going to replace the sils with rock sliders and again still am undecided if I want steel 110 wheels or the stock mags. The nice thing is the frame looks like new, given what i have read i was a little worried but either this one has had a new frame or that oil leak has kept it fresh as this one looks as good as some of the new vehicles I have owned. Other than one missing jump seat the truck is 100% original.
I have a ton of projects planned for it including lift and the sliders and will do what I can as I can afford. I have a 68 Shelby and an early Bronco that are my other hobbies so I will have to spread the wealth in the garage as my wife, while patient, will put an end to this quick otherwise.
Thats pretty much it, I really love the truck, i transitioned to this from an Audi S4 and while this truck is simply primitive in comparison I would do it again in a heart beat!
Thank you everyone for the help so far and for the future help. This site has been a great resource for me.
Dennis