Are they left or right handed shifters, Gav?Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
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Are they left or right handed shifters, Gav?Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
I'd say that they're right-handed, Ian. They would be hanging the other way, if left-handed. :spudnikhattip:
One for Ian[biggrin]
Just back it out,no worries....
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Originally Posted by scarry
Please tell me that has been photoshopped...
Couldn't wait for the syncronised swimming?Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
It's easy to laugh and criticise, but that surface is extremely greasy. It would only take the drive wheels to spin, or the steer to follow a depression and you become a passenger. The driver has tried to save it but the lack of grip beat him/her.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Hi,
That stuff can get so slippery even the road camber can be a challenge,
Cheers
Yes i have done worse in a car in those conditions,more than once.Quote:
Originally Posted by austastar
Edit,did it in the D4 a few years back,out past St George,just been a light shower,black clay.
Spun around, backwards at a slow rate of knots into a drain.I tried to get out the car,the road was that slippery i couldnt walk on it.
Anyway,somehow the car got out,i used Rock Crawl.Took a few goes but it got there.