Latest victim of Muriwai
Latest victim of Muriwai
Less than 100m from the spot there is a biggish opening, the wreck would be way safer up there, out of traffic's way above the high tide mark. From my experience it's going to take months for the council to remove it. Couple of bigger trucks could move/winch/tow it up there - count me in.
I'd say it was just an accident, not a crash it, burn it, leave it. Lets move her to a safer spot, and keep our beach safe, clean and open for a long time, +stop the blame game before it starts.(that ORE sticker not the best look for us fellas)
I am open for most afternoons, tide is good for the next few days
If you are willing to help please let me know, need a couple of trucks to move her safely.
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that ORE sticker not the best look for us fellas
Good intent but you know so little.....
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Probably...
I won't win the Oscar here, but I'd hope the last decade thought me some basics on that stretch of our beautiful coastline.
Hope no one got injured, keep it open
I won't win the Oscar here, but I'd hope the last decade thought me some basics on that stretch of our beautiful coastline.
Hope no one got injured, keep it open
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It's a great way to clean up the beach, but I would try to check with the police or see who owned/owns it as it may still be subject to an Insurance claim... if you move it that may cause more problems than it is worth for the person that belongs to now.
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curly12 wrote:that ORE sticker not the best look for us fellas
Good intent but you know so little.....
x2. That sticker has SFA to do with this site, just another Jap import that came into the country with it.
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if it doesnt have plates pull the engine/chassis number/vin number and plug them in here -> http://www.police.govt.nz/stolen/vehicles
Will tell you if its stolen.
Will tell you if its stolen.
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I reckon they wouldn't have got stuck on the beach if only they had brought axles and wheels with them that day...
Remember, always, always, take your axles with you when going offroad. This is a lesson for all of us.
Remember, always, always, take your axles with you when going offroad. This is a lesson for all of us.
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pjb wrote:I reckon they wouldn't have got stuck on the beach if only they had brought axles and wheels with them that day...
Remember, always, always, take your axles with you when going offroad. This is a lesson for all of us.
Chuckle, Prado/hilux axles are getting hard to find thus expensive. I'm surprised to see only the axles gone.
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pjb wrote:I reckon they wouldn't have got stuck on the beach if only they had brought axles and wheels with them that day...
Remember, always, always, take your axles with you when going offroad. This is a lesson for all of us.
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One way to reduce your un-sprung weight though......
But then, with no front axle, there's nothing to keep your engine from falling out onto the sand, which might be the problem here!
But then, with no front axle, there's nothing to keep your engine from falling out onto the sand, which might be the problem here!
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Mud Camper wrote:But then, with no front axle, there's nothing to keep your engine from falling out onto the sand, which might be the problem here!
Contray to popular belief of those not too good in the thinking department but the engine is actually held in the chassis by engine mounts and can not fall out even without the axles or diff housings as suggested.
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Ralfie wrote:Mud Camper wrote:But then, with no front axle, there's nothing to keep your engine from falling out onto the sand, which might be the problem here!
Contray to popular belief of those not too good in the thinking department but the engine is actually held in the chassis by engine mounts and can not fall out even without the axles or diff housings as suggested.
Damn. Really? Much to learn, I have!
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mmm the next stage
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wax wrote:mmm the next stage
Hmm one would hope that ,that was the owner helping himself to parts ,if not hes not to bright having it posted up on a public forum showing reg no etc
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I do believe that Cruiser belongs to an ORE member too
PM Peter Varhy when the next beach clean up is. That's the way to contribute
Cheers,
PM Peter Varhy when the next beach clean up is. That's the way to contribute
Cheers,
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I think he is just checking the ground around the car looking for crabs
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went and had a look at that truck yesterday, it has really been raped and pillaged thats for sure, everyone has taken anything valuable off of it, the whole drivers seat is under sand now so by the weekend its going to be pretty hard to get it out
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wax wrote:I think he is just checking the ground around the car looking for crabs
Never had to use a winch when ever I have been looking for crabs!!
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vinceparts wrote:the whole drivers seat is under sand now so by the weekend its going to be pretty hard to get it out
Yep, that's why I thought I'll ask here, the quicker the better.
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Ralfie wrote:wax wrote:I think he is just checking the ground around the car looking for crabs
Never had to use a winch when ever I have been looking for crabs!!
must be pretty big crabs!
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