Day trip ex Gold Coast - graded black

1). Hope he doesn't read this thread:D
2). Hope he has insurance;)
3). Trust he has another on order from 'yota:twisted:

only joking...






(insert Borat 'not' gag here):D:D:D



GQ

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Originally Posted by WhiteD3

Thanks Guys, I'll agree a date and post it.

But keep in mind he is a mate of mine so "bruised, not broken" would be the order of the day;)

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Seen the way you drive that D3 mate, he will be in for a challenge to get near ya..........:D

we don't want anyone scratched or damaged, and will assist him to find his way,
hell, i'll even tow him out!
the quarry is good for a novice, my last trip to pac pines was a bit tough as the tracks are cut deep in some places.

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Originally Posted by harry

we don't want anyone scratched or damaged, and will assist him to find his way,
hell, i'll even tow him out!
the quarry is good for a novice, my last trip to pac pines was a bit tough as the tracks are cut deep in some places.

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Bloody hell Harry, what's the fun in that :angel:

Dents are like trophies, should be signed and worn with honour....... Well in my case, but a $80K plus D3 that's a different story, hence why I like my Rangie for that reason :twisted::twisted::twisted:

Have fun, hope you give the 'gaylux' what for :2up:

Trav

trav, you don't drive your lr to work.
mine has to be servicable every monday morning.

Ormeau would be my Pic over Pac Pines, was in Pac Pines today with Bolts and it's quite wet in places. Ormeau has some good tracks to test both cars as does the quarry.......post up when you are going and if I'm free and you don't mind a tag a long, I'll join you and show you some tracks around the place.

Aye, Mick

was in Pac Pines today with Bolts and it's quite wet in places.
yep, it's deep too,
didn't get an invite?
but i would have refused, just polished and de dented it from last week at pac pines.

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Originally Posted by aquarangie

Dents are like trophies, should be signed and worn with honour....... Well in my case, but a $80K plus D3 that's a different story, hence why I like my Rangie for that reason

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....aaahhh....I think we're a bit confused here. The object of the exercise is to get a Hilux stuck (but undamaged), then rescued by an LR, all captured on video;).

It is not to dent my D3:o After paying for it, I can't afford any repairs:o:o:o:o

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Originally Posted by WhiteD3

....aaahhh....I think we're a bit confused here. The object of the exercise is to get a Hilux stuck (but undamaged), then rescued by an LR, all captured on video;).

It is not to dent my D3:o After paying for it, I can't afford any repairs:o:o:o:o

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i havn't lost sight of that,
just say the day and we can do it, as i suggested, quarry is good at the moment with a varied assortment of dry hills and wet bits, and some mud for the lux.
i will only take him where he cam go until we know his, and his vehicle's capabilities.
i don't want dents either.

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Originally Posted by harry

trav, you don't drive your lr to work.
mine has to be servicable every monday morning.

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True, I like it that way. You break it then it's no stress to get to work the next day :D:D:D

But each to there own I guess. Being a daily driver limits the LR to certin things, I HATE that, plus as you know I like to push the limits with the blue beast :twisted::twisted::twisted:

If I had to drive my LR to work it wouldn't be the way that it is now :eek: :eek: :eek:

White D3, I know where you're coming from. To play hard, buy an old dunga for $2K, then dents as mentioned become a badge of houour plus the satrisfaction of attempting **** you would of thought impossible !!!!

Trav