Noob with a Terrano

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SA Kiwi
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Noob with a Terrano

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Hey there!

I've been lurking around on this site for a while now and finally deceided to join and introduce myself. I'm from Napier in the now again finally sunny Hawke's Bay, but won't be for long. I will be starting my new job in Christchurch on the 19th 0f September (2 weeks) so will be down those ways shortly, hence the reason I thought I'd join up as I don't know a single soul in the south island and I reckon this could be a good way for me to meet some people. I ownd a 3 door VG30 Terrano in the past and loved it, slapped some 31x10.5 Radial ATX 23 degrees tyres on it (think that's what where, correct me if I'm wrong) and man was it fun in mud, did play around a little bit with it at rivers on the beach etc. and didn't manage to get myself stuck yet lol. had to sell that though. But I have recently purchased another VG30 terrano 5dr model this time though and looking to lift it a little and will most probably settle for some 31" tyres again, when time and funds allow. no plans on doing anything to extreme, because it is also my daily driver, but would like to get out there and give it a good go!!

Any ideas on clubs around the Shakey town area would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
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Welcome to the site Alfred and welcome to Christchurch, it aint that shakey now, more of a wobble.
There's heaps of info on here for Terrano owners, you just need to do a little searching.
There are many clubs available to join up with here too, have a look on the Combined 4WD website for club listings.
The third one down the list is a nice friendly club. :wink: :wink: :wink:
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Awesome i will look in to it as soon as im settled in, will try and get all the required items for truck while im at it

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SA Kiwi wrote:Awesome i will look in to it as soon as im settled in, will try and get all the required items for truck while im at it

Thanks

Just holler if you need any help eh.
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G'day! Welcome to shake city and ORE! (when you get here).

There are plenty of nice quiet river trips to be done around here that I'm sure you'd enjoy... Or they could be not so quiet depending on what you want.

I've just sent an email to CR4WD about membership so could let you know the process once it gets under way.

Cheers, Rhys.
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Thanks guys i will sure get in touch once im down there as i am keen to learn about all these things, once i get my car down hopefully soon after i will attempt some more dawnting tasks myself :D
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RJT wrote:G'day! Welcome to shake city and ORE! (when you get here).

There are plenty of nice quiet river trips to be done around here that I'm sure you'd enjoy... Or they could be not so quiet depending on what you want.

Cheers, Rhys.


and a few not so nice trips haha but nothings to far to have a play though welcome to the town that was built on rock and roll,
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Sounds like fun, was down there on the weekend just gone and found a place to live in Belfast, kinda out of town so nice and quite, with heaps of room haha. Will have to get the terrano ready for the big trip on friday, already got the bits for a service so will give it a oil and filter before I leave, any other things that you guys could suggest I check before I hit the road?
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Sounds like fun, was down there on the weekend just gone and found a place to live in Belfast, kinda out of town so nice and quite, with heaps of room haha. Will have to get the terrano ready for the big trip on friday, already got the bits for a service so will give it a oil and filter before I leave, any other things that you guys could suggest I check before I hit the road?
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wheel spanner :lol: i had a flat at the wiamake and buggered if i had my wheel spanner with me
if your alone a rope actually a rope regardless there cheap enough at cookes in waterloo road or any of the 4wd places town ,,,well near enough like 4wd upgrades and 4wd workshop last i saw there beside each other on brougham st but theres plenty around just wander in and have a yarn :D
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