Thread: Introducing "Zara"

Originally Posted by The ho har's

hhhmmmm a 2A gun buggy crossed with S3 civilian....should be interesting


Mrs ho har

Not new, tough GI types have been chasing cute civy sheilas for a long time

Dang! them those little landies are breedin' in a little dark corner.....

Onslow has asked that I pass on his sentiments in that although Zara is a cute young chic, she is by far too young for him, and besides he is quite happy with his ongoing relationship with his old ex service mate, Daisy. Especially now that Daisy has got some brand new glass indicator and park light lenses instead of the crappy old plastic ones she used to have.
Anyway, enough of those two, here are some more shots of the new young whippersnapper on the block.

Cute bum!!!





Regards
glen

G'day All, In another thread I read about the tyres on this vehicle, the front ones look like a 'Bridgestone jeep service (or retreads with the same pattern) the rear tyre look like goodyear hi-miler xtra grips, both are still available $$$$'s, I would probably just buy 7.50x16 Olympic steel treks anyway Mrs H neat little truck ya stole from Sth of the border LOL cheers Dennis

Originally Posted by Dinty

...I would probably just buy 7.50x16 Olympic steel treks anyway Mrs H neat little truck ya stole from Sth of the border LOL cheers Dennis

Mrs HoHar

I have the Goodyear Extragrip on my SIII and a previous design were fitted as OEM to many SIII. However in my drive down to Corowa, I found then to be extra noisy hi milers.

The issue for me is not wanting to use a steel belted tyre for something that is not used all the time as the belts age, rust and de-laminate as a factor of age rather than in relation to distance travelled. Several years rather than thousands of K. Hence my choice of bias ply tyres, I'll be looking for an alternative design for the next purchase but most likely still bias ply, which hopefully will be a long time away.

they are all the same tyre but 3 are retreads and are all 7.50x16's......but as I said they are all stuffed


Mrs ho har

how is the foot wells in it. looks the goods and i hope it is an easy resto.

cheers


brian