Iceland Prado Photos

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FYI just checked this link and it's now non-functional. Get an error from the Mac web server.
Pity - sounded interesting

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Just do a google for Artic trucks, they make the icelandic prados.

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I have on of these, a 120 with 37x12,5x17, built by Arctic Trucks. The conversions is majestic, and I love it. Mine is a year old now, and I love it!

Powered with the 3,0 D4D 166hp/410Nm, all extra's like 7" touchscreen, navi, leather, big audio, sunroof, rails, etc., etc.

www.arctictrucks.com This one is in English
www.arctictrucks.no


It's sad it's not possible to upload images from a computer and in to here... Something to work on?

I also tried to upload it from an other website, but even that would not work. Here's some pictures.

http://www.slck.se/attachment.php?attac ... 1163355228
http://www.slck.se/attachment.php?attac ... 1163355228
http://www.slck.se/attachment.php?attac ... 1163355228

[embi Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close embi]

There was two posts done awhile ago about this

http://www.pradopoint.com/viewtopic....ight=icelandic

http://www.pradopoint.com/viewtopic....ight=icelandic

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It's sad it's not possible to upload images from a computer and in to here... Something to work on?

I also tried to upload it from an other website, but even that would not work. Here's some pictures.

You can display images on here using the [IMG] tags...

Your links look like they need a username and password

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Links

I did manage to get to the Arctictrucks site - wow some tough looking trucks there. I must say though that with all the changes the Prado still looks very elegant - will be interesting to see what changes T make to the next model & if it will look even better.
I understand fuel tank will be 195l - as if 180l isn't enough!!

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Ya gotta love the AT38 ...



Cheers
Chippy

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A lift like this might even fix the sagging front end though ...



Yeah, I know, it's a pretty rough editing job - but you get the idea.

Cheers
Chippy

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Great effort chipster, but would look better if you shrunk your car a bit more as the tyres look almost road legal.....
:lol: :shock:

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Have they done any work on the Series 90/95 Prados?

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Re: Iceland Prado Photos

While trying to avoid going to bed I relooked at the Arctic Trucks website and they have some mods for the 150. They have fitted both 33 and 35 inch tyres. They sort of look odd without a bar and spotties:
Arctic Trucks : Land cruiser 150 / Prado

33's


35's

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Re: Iceland Prado Photos

While trying to avoid going to bed I relooked at the Arctic Trucks website and they have some mods for the 150. They have fitted both 33 and 35 inch tyres. They sort of look odd without a bar and spotties:

Hmm, wonder if they've actually done any yet or if this is just concept. Both those images look very suspiciously (obviously) photoshopped.

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Re: Iceland Prado Photos

They´ve definetly done´em. 33s and 35s are easy, the 38" conversion will take more thought and planning.

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Re: Iceland Prado Photos

Love the flared guards on the 35" conversion, I think the 150 is a mite bland without the flares, but then probably 120 GXL biased.
Cheers Troy

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Re: Iceland Prado Photos

Same here, love the guards, who does stuff like that in Australia? Would like some guards on my 150 like a 120