Rangier Rover
2nd January 2010, 09:54 PM
On my last two trips to Sydney and back, one Xmas day and the other new years eve I came across four break downs and one prang. Good to see no Land Rover products involved here:)
First trip I came upon a 80 series cruiser having fuel problems and an Audi stopped in its tracks on the very busy F3:eek:
The prang was an early MG. Not sure how but she lost it on a straight piece of road at 110 kmh. I was two cars back and seen the tyre smoke and the MG spinning around bouncing of the barriers then came to rest in the right lane.:eek: No serious injuries, lucky is all I can say! Stopped and helped make the scene safe wile we cleaned the carnage up and made sure the occupants were OK. Most others were care full other than an Effy driver with a carrot up his arse:mad: Idiot:mad: Near cleaned us all up.
One the second trip a BT-50 had lost its coolant about 20odd kms out of Denman. Had a small hole in the radiator. We organised some eggs, pepper and water and he was on his way:) Told him to run the heater so he knew when he had lost his coolant as would go cool. No idea how far he got but was gone today.
The other was a Dunnydoore. The ecu had carked it from the wet. Some how water got in the kick panel area so it was dead.:(
So glad I have something reliable now:angel:
Well done to the Land Rover products:cool:
Cheers Tony
First trip I came upon a 80 series cruiser having fuel problems and an Audi stopped in its tracks on the very busy F3:eek:
The prang was an early MG. Not sure how but she lost it on a straight piece of road at 110 kmh. I was two cars back and seen the tyre smoke and the MG spinning around bouncing of the barriers then came to rest in the right lane.:eek: No serious injuries, lucky is all I can say! Stopped and helped make the scene safe wile we cleaned the carnage up and made sure the occupants were OK. Most others were care full other than an Effy driver with a carrot up his arse:mad: Idiot:mad: Near cleaned us all up.
One the second trip a BT-50 had lost its coolant about 20odd kms out of Denman. Had a small hole in the radiator. We organised some eggs, pepper and water and he was on his way:) Told him to run the heater so he knew when he had lost his coolant as would go cool. No idea how far he got but was gone today.
The other was a Dunnydoore. The ecu had carked it from the wet. Some how water got in the kick panel area so it was dead.:(
So glad I have something reliable now:angel:
Well done to the Land Rover products:cool:
Cheers Tony