Newcastle day run
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its amazing how much difference the camera angle can make hey, the first pic you posted of your 22 is the exact same spot as the one of Sparra in the Suzi but they look totally different, it always surprises me how different things can look
They're showing as thumbnails for me.
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Joel is getting better with the camera, he wants to do a course next year in photography, but you know how kids are
next week it will be the guitar, anyone in the market for a slightly used electric drum kit, that was last years interest that's now in the box gathering dust
look at the flex on brads ute
and scotties sliders protecting the sills
Joel is getting better with the camera, he wants to do a course next year in photography, but you know how kids are
next week it will be the guitar, anyone in the market for a slightly used electric drum kit, that was last years interest that's now in the box gathering dust
look at the flex on brads ute
and scotties sliders protecting the sills
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happy john
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That track looks like an old dried up creekbed.good pics from the young bloke.
here is a link to a recent vid of DPR, we turned around at about the three minute mark of this vid lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMaYUXgcGog
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMaYUXgcGog
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Yeah sorry guys I uploaded in Tapatalk from my phone, just how they turned out.
Yeah your right Nath about the 3:10 mark was the deciding factor, especially as we didn't know where we were headed.
Id be happy to go again after I get armour and an auto locker, I rekon we could make it all the way.
4X4 Earth rates it as difficult with some remaks but who ever wrote them also turned around and couldn't make it through.
Yeah your right Nath about the 3:10 mark was the deciding factor, especially as we didn't know where we were headed.
Id be happy to go again after I get armour and an auto locker, I rekon we could make it all the way.
4X4 Earth rates it as difficult with some remaks but who ever wrote them also turned around and couldn't make it through.
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look at the flex on brads ute
look at the front end, that is what removing the sway bar can do for a D40, so much better!!
Snapping the sway bar knuckle at the last muster was a good thing Brad. I would never bother putting it back on.
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Yep i will put my winch on and some sliders and i will be back to do that track for sure.
Looks like allot of fun.
happy john
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By the look of that video turning around was a good choice. But it looked very wet when that footage was filmed and dry when you guy's went. The Ranger looks real good Nathan.And Lladnar of course.
LLadnar
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Nathan the Ranger was awesome mate, very impressed. Shame it's a Ford haha.
happy john
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I am just about to trade the duallis on a Ranger and keep the 22 for work and play, just waiting till next financial year. The kids are almost my height 175 and still growing shoving them in the back is very hard.Seeing Nathans rig makes the choice more easy.
winch and sliders a minimum I think
enough supplies for an overnighter at the bottom also
maybe a good challenge for some of your mates nath
claytons patrol would love that track
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