My GUIV by Touring Rich. .

[Touring Rich]

Here is a run down of our daily driver and choice of touring machine, A Nissan GUIV Patrol.

We purchased the Patrol back in June 07 and this is when the touring mods began to take place. It came with a Bullbar and cargo barrier and that was about it.


A few days old.


It didn't take long to get it dirty!


The new car smell is a distant memory


Snow time

[Touring Rich]

It wasn't long before the "Touring Additions" began to take place. There is limited room in the GU dash area for a UHF and with the GME3440 just released this was the pefect option for that factory look.


The mic was mounted to a blank in the dash and the unit was hidden out of eye sight.


I matched the unit with a GME Ariel.


Next was the Piranha Battery tray for the auxiliary battery


The battery isolator is a Projector 150amp which I had in my last 4WD


The rear was set up with a fridge socket for the Engle and a few extra outlets.

[Touring Rich]

Up next was a snorkel, I went with a factory Nissan set up


It's handy when doing this!


Next was to replace the OE suspension.


2" lift


Then came the Tradesman Oval roofrack and Kaymar hi-lift, shovel holder

[Gary]

Great write up Rich. There's just something special when there's snow in the photos. Out of the showroom and into the dust and mud, that's the way.

Hope the engine bay is still that clean.

[Touring Rich]

Finally a decent set of boots.


Warn Winch fitted at a mates 4Wdrive workshop


Poly airs to assist with the towing duties


ARB Awning, this has been a great addition


Lightforce lights replaced the IPF's that I bought with the Patrol.

[Touring Rich]

A black widow fold down door table is great for those roadside stops.


Kaymar work light


Rear shelf unit with Engel fridge slide takes it's place in the back.


And finally is the ARB rear awning off the roofrack.

Thanks for looking!

Cheers

[D4D]

Work of art, what mod is next?

[Touring Rich]

Great write up Rich. There's just something special when there's snow in the photos. Out of the showroom and into the dust and mud, that's the way.

Hope the engine bay is still that clean.

Cheers Gary, It didn't take long to get it dirty. Actually its still the same to this day! As for the engine bay it's not to bad...cool:

Work of art, what mod is next?

I'm not sure mate any suggestions?

Cheers
Rich

[Gary]

Can't be too much left to do. All good mods.

[D4D]

I'm not sure mate any suggestions?

Synthetic winch rope...