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  1. 7th July 2007, 04:35 PM #1
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    A Hard Day out in Beerwah State Forest.

    Well, the Missus and I plus Scrambler and OLR067 joined with the GCLROC for a trip in the forest. Unfortunately, the trip leader for the "easy" run couldn't make it, so we were invited to tag along with the "hard boys" ably led by Mick G, and advised that we could pull out at anytime and take some of the easier side trails. Well, methinks their track grading system needs to be reassessed. After following the boys around in Leon the hard grading should read -- supension lift, diff locks and/or Series 1's.
    Seriously though, a good time was had by all and thanks to Mick and the boys for your company, look forward to the next time.
    Missus will be posting pics in the very near future.
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  2. 7th July 2007, 05:25 PM #2
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    U have gotta love Leon


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  3. 7th July 2007, 05:27 PM #3
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    Good report and bloody good pics
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    What is the locker on the LH side of Inc's rig????
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    Oops moment alright NM... Yes, a bit of a slip of the left front and brain me thinks. Either way no damage Thanks for the hand guys.

    After that incident the next set of tracks required a bit too high of a risk of panel damage for me in the stocko 110, so Scrambler and I made our way back, only to see a few young fellas in HiLux's struggling to get around the rolled cruiser.

    All in all the missus and I had a great day...Thanks again GCLRO.

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    Glad to see and hear you all had a good time today... hope to see you on the tracks soon.

    Can't believe i've now missed 3 trips to Beerwah... one day i'll get to play there... i hope.

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    Was great to meet you Numpty, Numpty's Missus, Scrambler and OLR-067. Thanks for joining us for a day out doing what we all love.

    Numpty, some great driving. I'm not sure if Leon would have been as capable in less experienced hands, it was a pleasure to see the two off you in your element

    NM, Thanks for the great photos.
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    Great pictures and glad to see you all had a good time.

    And did I miss out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sclarke View Post
    What is the locker on the LH side of Inc's rig????
    my truck has two stainless steel storage areas (one each side) with access thru the side using rabud waterproof hatches. each would be 30 odd litres capacity with the boxes bolted to the floor in two places and the side hatch having 8 or ten screws thru the side panels..

    i have put some pics in my album but need to take more to show how they are held in place...
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    my truck has two stainless steel storage areas (one each side) with access thru the side using rabud waterproof hatches. each would be 30 odd litres capacity with the boxes bolted to the floor in two places and the side hatch having 8 or ten screws thru the side panels..

    i have put some pics in my album but need to take more to show how they are held in place...
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