Build your Land Rover Discovery I and II (1998-2004) for recovery and a roof rack.
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12,000 lb Recovery Winch with Steel Cable - Wired & Wireless Remotes
$729.99
LifeSaver Jerrycan | Portable Water Filtration Solution
$329.95
Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards
$399.00
Land Rover Discovery I & II Expedition Rack
$1,800.00
Land Rover Discovery I & II Utility Rack
$1,840.00
Hi Lift Jack Roof Rack Mount for 3" Racks
$150.00
Ledge XL Swing-Out Cargo Platform - 2" Hitch Mount
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$350.00
Regular price
$525.00
Field Box Lockable Hitch Storage Container
From $709.00
Build your Land Rover Discovery I and II for recovery and a roof rack
Discovery I and II (1998-2004) on this grid is a roof rack, a winch, and recovery, not a sleep-first page. There is no Luno mattress here. Most other racks are sold out.
In stock now. Discovery I and II roof rack, 12,000 lb recovery winch, LifeSaver jerrycan, ActionTrax, Crosby shackles, and a hitch step.
Sold out on this grid. Expedition and utility racks, rack mounts, cube lights, a 50 inch light bar, hitch rack, hitch cargo platform, and a field box sit last.
Who this is for. Discovery I and II owners shopping the rack and recovery we still sell for this platform. LR3 and LR4 has its own collection.
Shop rack and recovery above. Related camp guides are linked below.
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