Thread: What did you do to your Puma today?

It's been a while for me too.
Today I made a new bodgy (AKA) prototype door handle. The factory one nudged my knee slightly and it eventually became a kind of Guantanamo torture session. I'll send it off to my leather wiz brother in Toowoomba. He'll make a shmicko job of it, I'm sure.

Same problem here!
I’m having them made in Paracord

I've been installing this before work the last week or so.
Dual battery setup and an in car rear air bag adjustment and gauge.
A decent amount of work involved... more than I was thinking anyways.

Originally Posted by Tombie

Same problem here!
I’m having them made in Paracord

Hmmmm. Paracord eh?
I did consider plasma as I have some lying around but its too bloody slippery and possibly a bit on the overkill side. Anyway leather smells nice.

Took it out and used it

Headed down to Willis in Friday night, drove up to Native dog via Macfarlaines and Cobberas tracks then up to Charlies creek for a couple of nights. Went down to Kings plain fopr a swim on Sunday and then came home via Buckwong to Tom Groggin and back to Yass via Tumbarumba and the Hume this afternoon. Met some nice people from the LROCV at the top of the hill at Kings plains too.

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And a very dirty Defender just before the Murray River ford at Tom Groggin

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Regards,
Tote

Or you could get a set of these:

Nakatenenga Leather Door Handle - Interior Accessories - Products

Or just measure mine up.

However you do it, highly recommended mod - much more comfy on a long trip.

Cheers,
Jon

Originally Posted by Tote

Took it out and used it

Headed down to Willis in Friday night, drove up to Native dog via Macfarlaines and Cobberas tracks then up to Charlies creek for a couple of nights. Went down to Kings plain fopr a swim on Sunday and then came home via Buckwong to Tom groggin and back to Yass via Tumbarumba and the Hume this afternoon

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And a very dirty Defender just before the Murray River ford at Tom Groggin

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Regards,
Tote

Nice. Looks like it was as dusty as it was over Christmas. Heading back down that way at Easter (via Cooma). How is the Cobberas track at the moment?

Cheers,
Jon

Coberras isn't too bad, there's some scalloping on the last bit of the descent down to the Ingegoobee river which would make it interesting going up in the other direction and the steep rocky climb after the Cowombat flat gate is reasonably challenging. I needed a tug up it but a couple of Disco 4s on the trip got up OK on their own.

Regards,
Tote