Bitumous undercoating for Patrol

[Clunk]

thats just like the floor in me house mate lol

[Bigrig]

The little one is still too young for school, but this is what some of the roads here look like:

Turn stupit photo sideways to view. That is an actual Ukrainian city road, in the capital city, no less.

The funny thing is, most of us can only dream of having roads like that on which to get to work!!! LOL ...

[Mrowka]

To be fair, that photo was not taken on the way to work. It was taken about a kilometer from where I live, on a day when I had to rescue two local geniuses in a very bogged Opel.

I actually take the subway to work, as I live and work next to a subway station. The subway is fast, clean, safe, convenient and cheap. None of these things can be said for Kiev traffic, especially in the center of the city.

I go off-roading as a relaxing distraction from Kiev traffic and especially the other drivers.

[GUte]

Im have to do something about my chassis soon as there is a fair amount of bare metal and rust bubbling on a few welds and in joins etc, disappointing for an 05.
A mate has a sand blaster and a heap of garnet so I can get it cleaned up easy enough, but what to cover it with? I was reading about polyurethane enamel paints that are extremely durable and dont require an etch primer. Where is this undercoating available from or is there someone in perth that can apply it?

[growler2058]

To be fair, that photo was not taken on the way to work. It was taken about a kilometer from where I live, on a day when I had to rescue two local geniuses in a very bogged Opel.

I actually take the subway to work, as I live and work next to a subway station. The subway is fast, clean, safe, convenient and cheap. None of these things can be said for Kiev traffic, especially in the center of the city.

I go off-roading as a relaxing distraction from Kiev traffic and especially the other drivers.

Wish I had a road like that close to my place! I'd never be home

[Mrowka]

Wish I had a road like that close to my place! I'd never be home

Yeah, except I had to drive through extended mudholes well over my bumpers to get that Opel out.

Ended up getting water in both of my diffs. Caught the problem before I caused myself serious damage, but all the same: I = nidiot.

[Mrowka]

Totally OT, but these are some of the trucks we see around here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-B_eI53zV0

Note the axle articulation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSQTC...feature=fvwrel