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  1. 12th June 2010, 09:06 AM #101
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    Quote Originally Posted by patclan View Post
    Here is mine then, its a 10MY all I have added so far is the bull bar, renovating the house is eating all my money and she wont increase my allowance.. Thank god I got the corporate pack and servicing is included.. Going to get some HID spots soon as I have convinced her that they are essential. But if the tax man is kind to me then maybe a few more goodies.

    I am commuting from the gold coast to Brisbane so putting on the K's he will hit 30k next week and is only 6 months old. going to have to start taking the train or the warranty will be out before I use him for a pleasure trip.
    Hi Patclan,

    How do you find the Puma for the commute to vegas and back?

    I do the same commute and thinking of replacing the D2V8 with the Puma 110 and this daily commute was my only concern for comfort reasons (noise mainly). Obviously know the fuel consumption would be 100 times better.

    Thanks and great looking truck!

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  2. 13th June 2010, 07:18 AM #102
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    Quote Originally Posted by baz View Post
    Hi Patclan,

    How do you find the Puma for the commute to vegas and back?

    I do the same commute and thinking of replacing the D2V8 with the Puma 110 and this daily commute was my only concern for comfort reasons (noise mainly). Obviously know the fuel consumption would be 100 times better.

    Thanks and great looking truck!

    Baz
    Hey Baz

    We love it for the commute, noise is not an issue or maybe we are just used to it, we can have a conversation easy or most mornings listen to the radio no problem.

    It is very comfortable, do it every day and no sore back or anything, much comfier than the train.

    Plenty of power so no problems keeping up with the traffic, the speed restrictor is our only hold back sometimes

    Driving a D2 you will be used to the driving position but again its great, gives you the advantage to see what lane to change into way before you grind to a stop. Have also found that people move out your way in the fast lane when they see you coming.. dont know why...

    We get around 600k per tank (standard tank), not sure if this is normal but I am probably not an ecnomical driver..

    Parking is an issue but there are a couple of car parks we can fit in, 201 charlotte st I use, $19 a day on early bird.

    Hope that helps, any other questions let me know..

    Patrick
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  3. 5th July 2010, 07:42 PM #103
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    A few more pics of my dads, so far he's quite happy with it.









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  4. 5th July 2010, 08:03 PM #104
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    Nice What camera and lens did you use for these photo's??

    Cheers,
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  5. 5th July 2010, 08:50 PM #105
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    Cheers John,

    I didn't take the photos, but I know it was a Canon 40D and a wide ange Sigma lens.. 16-24 maybe? They are a nice photo.. Photobucket took a lot of the sharpness out
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  6. 5th July 2010, 09:24 PM #106
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    Clean32 to the front desk.
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  7. 6th July 2010, 09:26 AM #107
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    Quote Originally Posted by series3 View Post
    A few more pics of my dads, so far he's quite happy with it.










    I realy think you should be a Good Son.

    and get your FATHER some NEW PANTS
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  8. 19th October 2010, 05:11 PM #108
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    Some more pictures of the new bus, purchased about three months ago and traveled about 6700kms. Just need a snorkel now.....



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  9. 19th October 2010, 05:29 PM #109
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    Interesting! Bluefox, I noticed on the side of your ute it has TDCi was this standard or did you put it on there? Are all the latest models getting this decal or just the utes??

    I know this is what the Poms have been calling the 07- model and for some reason here in Aust. we took the Puma engine name???

    Cheers,
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  10. 20th October 2010, 03:01 PM #110
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    Bluefox,

    looks great !! I like those TDCI decals.....can they be purchased Online ?
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