Reply With QuoteIt's like a kid jumping in puddles. It might not make sense, but it sure brings a smile to your face. Good on him for having fun!
Nobody buys a Defender because it is sensible...
Master
SupporterGood to see him using it, remember it's a defender not a Prius..
Master
It's like a kid jumping in puddles. It might not make sense, but it sure brings a smile to your face. Good on him for having fun!
Nobody buys a Defender because it is sensible...
LordRover
SupporterSo no one has driven up from Noosa to the bottom of Fraser and across to Fraser and up and down the beach and across to the west coast and forded some of the creeks there.
For sure I would prefer not to drive through salt deliberately but is part of the routine of beach driving, particularly on the west side of Fraser.
Garry
REMLR 243
2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6
1977 FC 101
1976 Jaguar XJ12C
1973 Haflinger AP700
1971 Jaguar V12 E-Type Series 3 Roadster
1957 Series 1 88"
1957 Series 1 88" Station Wagon
In the words of an older guy I used to work with, "it's not like it's acid lad!". All my Rovers have been through salt water at times, west coast of Fraser, north coast of Moreton etc. Though never for fun or the camera.
Master
Gotta say it's something I'll avoid like the plague. but it looks like a whole lotta fun.
Gotta enjoy your truck & it is a nice 110.
But I do agree with ya Didge, why bring on just another issue to add to the list.
Some would say the same thing about any beach work at all.
Others might say the same thing about mud, or any serious off road work.
I know some blokes who won't ride their nice bikes in the rain for the same kind of reasons.
Appears that people hold a range of views in relation to how they treat the durable consumer goods they own...
PS what the hell is it with iPhones and random emoticons? Little bastards keep on popping up in my posts?
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