Thread: How to sabotage a Land Cruiser Campervan??

Empty his fuel tank? Put a kink in or constrict his fuel line with tie wire? Get some hose divert his exhaust into the air intake? Don't do the latter option...


If you can't sleep, try driving closer and rev the crap out of your engine with bonnet open, car facing campervan at half hourly intervals until he/she/it comes out to complain.

Or get an Isuzu 4BD1 and idle it next to his, the noise will defeat any earplugs, whilst the gentle vibrations will lull you to sleep. Be prepared for a noise hangover come the morning though.

Hang a wet towel over the bonnet and over the grill
Should seal it up well enough to limit air flow and hopefully overheat the engine to the point it boils and stops.... being a cruiser he will just ned to top it up with water in the morning and no damage!

Ah the joys of a roof top tent - in those situations I would have just climbed down off the roof into the cab and trundled off to a quieter location.

Gotta love peoples complete selfishness - it is what makes the world go round

Steve

All way to elaborate. Just shove a spud up his exhaust pipe (or even the cars LOL)

Ah the serenity!

If you have a defender, drive over next to him and idle for a while.

When the bloke comes out complaining about the noise, just tell him you are doing the same thing he is!

Reminds me of the campers who left their generator running all night at Sheepyard Flat last winter to power their electric blankets. Stuff the rest of you.

Originally Posted by sschmez

Reminds me of the campers who left their generator running all night at Sheepyard Flat last winter to power their electric blankets. Stuff the rest of you.

Sweet mother of God. Are you kidding me????

Just start cutting every hose under the vehicle, eventually you'll find one vital to the engine and it'll stop.

Same works for the owner, but the vital lines are easier to locate.

A plastic garbage bag over the snorkle should do the trick, if its a dark coloured bag they probably wont find it till the morning.