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HAHAHAHA 2 weekends off every 8 weeks, doesn't leave much spare time anymore:(Quote:
Originally Posted by sclarke
I'm semi-retired to web wheeler and mechanic only:mad:for the next couple of months atleast;)
let me know in the new year, or come along on the 24-26th of November:eek:
Yes, sorry :angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by isuzurover
On air stripQuote:
Originally Posted by sclarke
So did you get any sleep Scallops or did you toss and turn like a 10 year old on Xmas Eve :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Scallops
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Originally Posted by Ruslan
Hmm, airstrip, from memory could be classed as road related area under the National road rules,
or in the old days ,'open to ,or being able to , be used by the public on payment of fare or otherwise.
So there I didn;t think that was a legal speed, you are being bad.
and yea need photos
john
Because my job i drive a lot kms every month, and I can tell you there are some drivers increasing their speed when you start overtaking. And not everytime safe to drop speed and go back, overtaking with breaking speed limit only way to go. P-plated most of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnE
Who knows, bad I was or not. I did a test drive and confident that that car goes quick if i need it. 120km/h at 2200 rpm just a figure you can base and get and idea about fuel consumption and noise level inside.
That Grey 2007 Defender 110 I test drove are presented on Mount Gambier show from today till Sunday. I'll go and take some photos :)
Cheers,
Ruslan
The NT, where else?!Quote:
Originally Posted by sclarke
Nope... open speed limit was dropped last year...Quote:
Originally Posted by cdrtravis
Stand to be corrected
OK then an Airstrip is an exception....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruslan
But then why did you say in a later post its ok to speed if overtaking....
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Probably due to the angle that the engine & transmission are at...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruslan
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