I assume the Mountain Bike was in new, unused condition and the porn is well "used".

Im not sure if these count as they are more home made repairs than mod's. BTW I am spanner challanged and have a WJ 4.7HO Overland. Not a great combination I have a screw holding the heater blender doors open. So the heater only has two setting fckin hot and off. In summer I remove the screw so it ...

I came accross a NZ web site the other day advertising that they could get your petrol tax refunded, mainly for quads, petrol farm machinery etc but also for off-road vehicles. it got me thinking.... This may have been discussed some time ago on here but it's not something you hear much about. It's ...

took a mate up for a look and the rubbish is even worse, bloody shameful but whoever decided it was a good idea to use the area as a dump has left their calling card....anyone recognise it? YOZA is obviously a greenie, wanting to F ree T he P enguins As quoted from a Police 10/7/ Highway Patrol ...

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-par ... 556106.htm

Check out the boatwinch on the front

mylux wrote:

Bubba wrote:Thanks I would be interested in the cost. My parents have one sitting at there place but the canvas is a bit stuffed, Ive always toyed with get it redone.

it was a great camper in it's day

Check this out full reco.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/caravan ... 412457.htm

hang on, so it's $1400 to replace the canvas, am I reading this right?

Lucky he had the optional offroad package

Thanks I would be interested in the cost. My parents have one sitting at there place but the canvas is a bit stuffed, Ive always toyed with get it redone.

it was a great camper in it's day

How much for the canvas repairs? Just ball park

Sorry for hi-jack Curly

Re: "Winter Tyres" I have a set on my jeep, they are fckin awesome!! A cross between AT and racing tyres, ie: deep tread of a mud/AT, soft compound like a racing tyre.

Just waiting for the snow to hit Welly!!

Repco won't carry it. If you are getting a new viscous coupling, your best option would be to import it from US directly. Cheapest option even after freight. Or from Oz, I'm finding some parts are cheaper from OZ once you include freight. OZ is def cheaper than NZ, and quicker too. If in doubt ...

Just talked to the Pirtek guy in Tawa who said he will repair it cheep cheep, no worries.

"Apparently" It just a worn "o" ring at the join but the utube advice I have seen warns against trying to repair it. Another 10c part that wears out and requires you to purchase the $300 replacement. I just finished replacing both 10c parts in the door winders at a cost of $250. mmm to votes for ...

I have a leaky power steering pipe and need a little advise. Replacing it isn't a issue but trying to decide if a "aftermarket" part or a "Mopar" part. I can get from Chch for $257 or a "Mopar" one for $336 from Armstrong in Wgtn overnight. Heard bad things about some of the aftermarket jobs, cross ...

I like the elephant walking shot! Oh and the angry Jeep!

I want to scream and shout and let it all out! Fcking stuck in my head now.

Cheers guys (from the girl shooter at work).

OMG I may have something to contribute to this most excellent topic.

My portable worklight (Supercheap) has alligator and cigi-lighter connections, on a nice long lead. Buy one (cheap as chips) and re-purpose the leads, would be handier if you need to drill something in the cab

I only got to chapter one... its a good read, I just need to brain my rest...

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It is a great drive, if you plan it right. You have to get the timing right when you for the Wgtn traffic and again as you go through Auckland. Then take your time and relax

Whats the back story to this???????

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-ca ... 432709.htm

WTF!! Why would you think this is ok to do???

Well, we got back from our first decent road trip in the WJ. I reset the computer before we left; clocked 2000kms and averaged 11.1 L/100km. Just to compare, this is a 4.7HO V8 with about 287 ponies. I did the same trip two years before in a Disco2 running a 2.5 Diesel that averaged (about) 9L/100 ...

So i upgraded from a Isuzu Wizard to a Isuzu Bighorn today. Hey! That was my wizard, where did you get it from? looks as though my brother in law keept my patrol wheels i had on it, he still hasn't payed me for selling it lol. why did you get a big horn? Lol your brother in law is my brother ...

Does that make it a "C-Wagen"

Dude, I'm sure it's not that hard to do yourself. I managed to do mine single handed on the weekend, no issues and that was on the Jeep, and I'm a complete spanner Womble. Just watch lots of Utube video's on it, get the tools you need and dive in.

That's quite some talent. Got a bit excited before I realised how old they will be now.. Not to mention what their age was then... Just had a lookupsee and the youngest was 15 at about that time, if my maths is correct, often it isn't Mike I see you have found "that place" on Utube, I don't want to ...

I know this has been discussed on here before, be interesting to see the cost, performance etc as well as when they become available in full size. This could be the new direction folks, or just a passing fad

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/farming ... -quad-bike

smurf182 wrote:Some kind of electrically actuated boost controller?

What like this??