Lundbergs 2008' LC120 Arctic Truck

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A little update of this that are coming on the car:

Projector headlights


Dark rear lights


Connection for external audio and video.


Switchbox with 4 in and 4 out. With a remote you can choose every of the 4 outlines, and choose which inline it shall get signal from.
So every outline can have 4 diferent inlines to get signal from.


Connection of USB, SD-Card og Jakcplugg:


Have 4 cameras to be monted under the car, one in each corner to watch every tire, so i can se whats under the car in extreme conditions
A sneak peek:


And i have xenon for foglights, original headlights and the projector headlights.

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So about AUD$44K :shock: Looks good though :mrgreen:

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So about AUD$44K :shock: Looks good though :mrgreen:

Yes, it's expensive , but thats with all we got.
Everything is expensive because we have much more taxes on everything than other contries.
A car like that in sweden or Denmark would have been much cheaper, but then again, they don't build them there.
So, if you want one, it would hurt you wallet, yes :P
But for us thats in the Arctic Trucks community, it's totaly worth it.

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But for us thats in the Arctic Trucks community, it's totaly worth it.

You bet!! 8) 8)

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He who dies with the most toys wins

He who dies with the most toys is still DEAD

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Hi Lundberg,
Truck looks absolutely awesome, Love the twin exhaust.
Millsy

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Very nice truck and a great report, I am sure the boys will be keen to see some more images of the underneath, particuarly the lift side of things and moving the front diff forward.
It looks like it has airbags in the rear??

The projector headlights, where are these from and I think a lot of us would be very interested in a seperate report on them, as the factory ones suck!!

Can you take some decent images before installing them so we can see if they have a E tick (Euro complaince ) etc? And where did you pick them up from?
Are they a HID globe or a halogen behind the projector? Light patterns on a wall would be interesting to see as well!

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Very nice truck and a great report, I am sure the boys will be keen to see some more images of the underneath, particuarly the lift side of things and moving the front diff forward.
It looks like it has airbags in the rear??

The projector headlights, where are these from and I think a lot of us would be very interested in a seperate report on them, as the factory ones suck!!

Can you take some decent images before installing them so we can see if they have a E tick (Euro complaince ) etc? And where did you pick them up from?
Are they a HID globe or a halogen behind the projector? Light patterns on a wall would be interesting to see as well!

Dont have so much more building pictures, beacuase my computer hade a crash, and i lost alot. Sorry.
But i can take pictures of it underneath.

Not sure what you ment by the airbags?

The projector lights is baught on demand from a company in Japan.
The are 100% bolt on, and are halogen. But i have the xenon kit baught with them.
I will do a detailed innstallation with plenty pictures of the lights when i put them on, soo you can se.
Lightpattern before and after wil be presentet

I will get back with more information about the lights later on.

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Re: Lundbergs 2008' LC120 Arctic Truck

Hi Lundberg,
Truck looks absolutely awesome, Love the twin exhaust.
Millsy

Thank you so much
I like the twins too 8)

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Some pictures of the recovery stuff in the car.

Mounting brackets is monted in the flor and on the vall in front.
There are movable connectors on the slides, thant a can mov as i want, in order to fasten other things.







Bolted on a steel braket in the flor, so i can lock my wich in the car.



"bungy-rope", ropes, jackstrops, and much more.
See that i have made the jumper cables with a winch connector. So i dont have to open the hood to
connect in on my car. I just connect it in the wich connector in the front or the back of the car.



Portabel compressor, tire deflaotrs, tire repair set, lights, tools and needed stuff.

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Re: Lundbergs 2008' LC120 Arctic Truck

Beautiful!

What a shame you have no snow! Is there any snow up north at Kirkenes? (we were there in 2006, loved it)

Michael

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Beautiful!

What a shame you have no snow! Is there any snow up north at Kirkenes? (we were there in 2006, loved it)

Michael

"Missunderstand me right", normally we have ALOT of snow where i live.
But this year tings are upside down, the north of normay has very little snow and mild weather (including kirkenes), and the
south of norway, who normally have the weather that the north has now, have PLENTY of snow and cold weather.

So hopefully we are back in 2 meters of snow next year


What did you do in Kirkenes?

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"bungy-rope", ropes, jackstrops, and much more.
See that i have made the jumper cables with a winch connector. So i dont have to open the hood to
connect in on my car. I just connect it in the wich connector in the front or the back of the car.

So I understand you can connect the winch at both he front and the back of the car? That's pretty cool. But is the jumper leads then used for jump starting with dedicated power to the winch mounting OR or the jumper leads used to power the winch? I know you mention that you connect the jumpers to the winch connector at front and back so I am assuming this is only for jump starting.

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What did you do in Kirkenes?

We only spent a night there, but I managed to get up early and hike around part of Forstevan Lake and up the hill beside it to look over the town. While I was up there, I saw our boat turning up, so I had to hot-foot it back to our Hotel. Photo Link (from the top of the hill)

We found Kirkenes (and the whole of northern Norway) magical. It's on our list to return in Winter and do lots of the tourist stuff on offer up there. On that trip, we were doing the Hurtigruten from North to South on the Midnatsol. Best overseas trip ever.

Michael

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Re: Lundbergs 2008' LC120 Arctic Truck

Congatulations on the purchase of your Arctic Trucks LC 120 Lundberg.
It looks like an awesome vehicle, they do a great Mod. Nice finish
We could only dream that this is the new 2009/2010 model Prado -
For release here in Aussie.