Rain Rain slipping'n'sliding up Worsleys Wed night mission
- mike
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Rain Rain slipping'n'sliding up Worsleys Wed night mission
Worsleys was fun in the dry but would be awesome in the wet and has it been raining or what, its meant to rain all day tomorrow and dry up on thursday.
So Anyone up for a night mission tomorrow night (wednesday) up worsleys spur? Last night mission I had was a very very wet aotea block in wellington and it was fun. Sure it was a friday and we didnt get out of there till midnight(stupid hole) but it was dam slippery and enjoyable.
I'm guessing a lot of digging, towing, and mud slinging and in the dark towards the end of the night.
Whos keen?
would need about 3 - 5 vehicles with agressvie muddies.
I'll fix my CV tomorrow.
Mike
So Anyone up for a night mission tomorrow night (wednesday) up worsleys spur? Last night mission I had was a very very wet aotea block in wellington and it was fun. Sure it was a friday and we didnt get out of there till midnight(stupid hole) but it was dam slippery and enjoyable.
I'm guessing a lot of digging, towing, and mud slinging and in the dark towards the end of the night.
Whos keen?
would need about 3 - 5 vehicles with agressvie muddies.
I'll fix my CV tomorrow.
Mike
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1994 Toyota Surf
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- billyvanboheman
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I have a new found respect for a close to standard baby whale,
I don’t think your short wheel base SAF can be described as a full grown whale so hence the baby whale term.
After your SAF towing both me and mike up and down Worsleys
I was really impressed by how well it went
(I'm sure it was the good driver as well!!!).
As a staunch Isuzu owner I might have to concede that the Safari might become a second choice.

After your SAF towing both me and mike up and down Worsleys


As a staunch Isuzu owner I might have to concede that the Safari might become a second choice.

1989 LWB Isuzu Bighorn, Intercooled 4JB1T, Ball Joint flip, Torsion bar wind, 3 inch stainless homebuilt snorkel,1/2 done electric fan mod,front sway bar quick disconnects, 15x8 ROH White Spokes,33x12.5x15 Hankooks.
H2OLOVA wrote:DaveM wrote:billyvanboheman wrote:As a staunch Isuzu owner I might have to concede that the Safari might become a second choice.
Ahhh, you have seen the light
Your right, those Nissans will always be a second choice![]()
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aaah more evidence someone has water on the brain

***Prior Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance***
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.
You are wasting your time H20 and Insky. Nissan owners are experts at argueing the point that Nissans are better than all others
You would think their time would be better spent fixing all the inadequacy's of the CARS that they drive.
The day I see a nissan out with us going where the Toyotas like to roam, is the day I'll give them some cudos
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There we go boys, fight to the death over that!!!


You would think their time would be better spent fixing all the inadequacy's of the CARS that they drive.

The day I see a nissan out with us going where the Toyotas like to roam, is the day I'll give them some cudos

There we go boys, fight to the death over that!!!






Ugly is a state of mind..... and the state of my truck!
[quote="rokhound"]
The day I see a nissan out with us going where the Toyotas like to roam, is the day I'll give them some cudos
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Umm im sure this thread started about Elmo's towing of said vehicles
while they were roaming 
The day I see a nissan out with us going where the Toyotas like to roam, is the day I'll give them some cudos

Umm im sure this thread started about Elmo's towing of said vehicles


***Prior Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance***
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.