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No it was left on..... i noticed it when he dropped it off ,and i went to the shop ,got under and disengaged it .He engaged it in Kenilworth state forests then drove to Noosa /Great sandy NP then back through state forest Gympie and then highway back to Southern Gold Coast:o
Well you should have been able to notice when driven. Like I said, Make sure he hasn't broken an axle.
It tells me of a story of that time that jack, an old friend of the family, of a friend of yours, was telling to a friend of you about the time of mine, said that we were out driving, I lost track of what I was sayin.
No one drives!!!!!!
MMMMMMMMM........:confused::confused:
I wish it was that story?Quote:
Originally Posted by WOLLAPIT85
Too true..
2 things I never lend out
My car and my Camera.
Nobody will take care of them like you do.
Best intentions can never be trusted as murphy will always have a hand in something somwhere.
Brad:angel:
I once put my IIA in 4x4 when working on it (same as locking CDL) - then later drove to work without realising it. Most of the drive was on the gateway at 100km/h - and it drove fine - I only noticed when I was pulling into the carpark at work and got a lot of feedback through the steering. Didn't do any harm fortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggot4x4
I can hear my old dad's advice when I got my first car - never lend your car! Saves a lot of grief.
Maggsie
NO......when you got a good one you hold on to them suppose its the same as a good vechicle...,,, but i know now ..QUOTEl:I can hear my old dad's advice when I got my first car - never lend your car! Saves a lot of grief.Quote:
Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
Maggsie
my dad use to tell me "JUST SAY NO"