New 110 CC ute?

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Originally Posted by dobbo

Puma drivers who will take the cars anywhere this is an image of the easy section of Sawpit rd a few weeks ago,
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I accept the challenge when are we going?

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EXTREME:eek:

















Not:p

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Originally Posted by rovercare

EXTREME:eek:

















Not:p

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Extreme was not implied, but is available if your set up or stupid enough to try it.

Wow that looks really good, was it a one off??

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Originally Posted by sclarke

If you want a Real British ute that you can accually fit a full sheet of plaster in.......

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2009/07/66.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2009/07/67.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2009/07/68.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2009/07/69.jpg

I want it back... i miss it..... my wife loves it.... its on her finger..

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Not a one-off Juddy. Don't know how common they were, but my uncle in Adelaide had the sedan and the ute in the same model, both in a light green colour, for many years. The ute proved to be the more reliable - I can recall that he had a few suspension issues with the sedan - but it did ride very smoothly when all was well with it.

That thing has some wheelbase. it looks like a hearse with the roof cut off.

2100 made, roughly... give or take 100.....

Made in Zetland NSW...

I always thought about dropping one on a Rangie Chassis....

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Originally Posted by dobbo

WGAF?


I can put the kids in the seats and stuff in the tray, thats a ute.


Next you'll be telling me my old Valiant wasn't a ute due to the same reason.

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Or they'll be telling you they aren't your kids.