ON THE DEFENSIVE

RON FITS BAR WORK AND A WINCH TO HIS TROOPCARRIER TO PROTECT IT FROM THE DANGERS OF OUTBACK TRAVEL AND OFF-ROAD TREKKING

WHEN the ARB bullbar finally arrived for our TroopCarrier – it had been on order for several months – we took the Troopie to Outback 4WD in Bayswater and had it fitted as soon as possible, along with a set of ARB side-rails and side-steps. This bullbar is unique to the 70 Series in that it is large tube version of ARB’s Deluxe Bar, so it has 60mm tubing for the outer frame and 47mm tubes for the lower crossbar sections, resulting in a gutsy bar that’s up to the rigours of off-road work that 70 Series Cruisers are called upon to do. Large driving-light tabs allow for the fitment of a wide range of lights, while three tabs on the upper bar allow for up to three antennas to be fitted.…

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4x4 Magazine Australia (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2024

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