An observation of zero importance

There is always the Variety Club Bash.

:o Oh my, yes. :twisted:

There is a tiny little old HB Torana in the shed.
Time to find or fabricate, a really ridiculously big 4WD chassis, for the Torana.

I feel another project coming on. A fun one.:twisted:

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Originally Posted by dobbo

yeh well I have one of them, among others but I'm still looking for an offroad photo of us scruffy lot in impeccable dress.

I reckon it would be worth a laugh.

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In Striped Pyjamas may be or Y fronts?:cool:

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Originally Posted by Rovernaut

In Striped Pyjamas may be or Y fronts?:cool:

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Are you thinking what I'm thinking B1?

I think I am B2.

:D:D:D

Cheers
Simon

For some reason the image I originally had of landy owners were that of tweed hats and what not, but anyone who has a Series knows if you are out in it most likely you well end up under it or over it somewhere, a series and dirty greasy clothing goes hand in hand, dont forget that smelly old Akubra, I still have fond memories of Harry Butlers show on telly and the venerable Les Hiddins, these were and probably still are the people I associate Landys with now. They wore khaki and thongs

I wear whatever is appropriate - this time of the year it does tend towards shorts and thongs, although it does vary with the job - for example, cutting firewood will usually mean overalls, boots, eye and hearing protection and gloves, rescuing bogged neighbours will mean pulling the thongs off and putting on boots.

On the other hand, in the cooler part of the year, moleskins, boots, leather jacket, or, if wet, Drizabone, for a trip to town.

The only time I would wear a suit would be weddings and funerals. And I don't own a tweed jacket.

And, of course always a hat, although this will vary according to the task and the time of year - Akubra, hard hat, bush hat, or round here, usually the once white cloth hat, now stained with sweat, EEP90, RX super, etc, because it has a wide stiff brim.

John

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Originally Posted by Rovernaut

Yep your correct, the Jap drivers are normally bogans and yobbos who swill from cans of VB.

Landy drivers are more refined dressed in Harris tweeds and sip on Chardy. It's from the house of Windsor you know.
RARTHER.

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Good show ol chap:spudnikhattip:


Barry ESQ;)

Proof - The Numptys trip down the Hay River 2006

What a bunch of Bogans :D:D:D;)

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n...6GeorginaR.jpg

Part trip report here

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/queensland...hay-river.html


Martyn

I am going to buy tweed wear for 4wd purposes.

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Originally Posted by Aaron

I am going to buy tweed wear for 4wd purposes.

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Better a one piece jump suit top half in a tweed pattern bottom half slacks pattern

I wear thongs.... Sometimes even bare foot it!

I don't use my feet for anything other than walking/balance and just like a native australian my feet are fine.

I am very safety conscious, but I do wear thongs. My trusty Japanese work boots.

I also have no problem with wearing a good pair of boots.... I just don't own a pair as yet :angel:

Old tatty clothes fit my description :) or my GCLRO tshirt (prob gets worn more than three times a week :blush:)