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There's a white one bouncing around locally here ... Chopped with a simple tray, no canopy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxhead
Sex on wheels !! Sounds just as good.
Hope you're well Kriso mate. Don't read much of you here as of late.
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All you need is an ABN and a good accountant. Not that exy really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxhead
Keeping real well and still here mate, can’t get rid of me just yet…lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
Just been busy with life mate
I’ll keep dreaming about the Y62’s for now[emoji3]
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Chit yeah,you'll love it,just don't sell it you'll regret it wverytime ya see one on the roadQuote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
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Fark yeah, just #sell IT, you’ll be stressing coin down every decent tight track ya rich prick [emoji23] Love Ya Plassy, Beautiful Truck [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji106][emoji106]
Dayam! Sexy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
Very nice Plassy, enjoy.
Well, didn’t buy it but a nice donation from a supplier. http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2022/12/31.jpg
I sold pallets of these kits over the last twelve months. Got big reviews from some on YouTube. So will be a good replacement for the abortion of a tool kit I currently have in the Patrol.
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Nice one! Top brand for sure.
Laughed at your "abortion of a toolkit", hahaha. Mine is just like that! Started as a chinese set I got as a gift that I have been replacing individual items as they break. At the end it will cost me the price of two nice kits, because I am buying one piece at a time (more expensive that way) . Despite that, I´d rather keep it because it was a gift from a key person in my life that is already gone. Every part I have replaced was a motive for a friendly phone call full of man-close-friend-gratitudes of the likes of "look at this POS thing you gave me! I had to buy a new part for it! AGAIN!" and lots of laughs.
That doesn't happen anymore...
... but the POS still breaks! LOL.
Thanks boss the gift card was used on the way home
I'm going to enjoy my little break..
Japanese gin and spiced rum [emoji108]
I've had the rum before, but the Japanese gin, omfg.[emoji106][emoji106]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2022/12/33.jpg
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I can’t get into Rum. But like most liquors, if you are introduced to a new liquor but it’s a cheap one, chance are you won’t enjoy it. For example I could never enjoy drinking Vodka neat. Until my brother gave me a glass of whatever brand it was he drinks, it wasn’t Russian as he had Russian mates who never drink Russian Vokda, anyhow, it tasted really nice, easy and smooth. So I suppose it the same for a good Rum.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Gin on the other hand I have never tasted at all. Been meaning too but ever time I go to buy one, I find a new import Bourbon I just gotta buy and try.
One day.
Enjoy mate.
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Start off with the sugar cane champagne, Bundy rum. You'll never go back to anything else.
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Maybe you will have to give me a sample at CJ first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I hear ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Never been a fan of vodka, but I've never tried anything but Smirnoff.
If I'm wanting to mix the gin I'll get Gordon's, but having it neat I like to try different more expensive ones. I saw a gin and chilli one, need to try that one day.
I do the same with rum, so far the Baron Samedi is full of different flavours and nice to have it mixed or neat.
Does anybody else NOT have ice. I'll prefer to pour a glass and stick it in the freezer for 20 minutes.
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G`Day Mudski mate.
Here`s a good Vodka to rap your tongue around, Zubrowka, Bison grass vodka, Polish stuff.
Comes with a long blade of bison grass in the bottle. There are a couple of different qualities but even the el`cheap`o one is good. NO MIXING, a tad of ice if you must. Attachment 86410Attachment 86410
Also the two Whisky Liqueurs are worth a try.
Lark Slainte from Tas is a favorite of mine, on the boat going over and back they normally only have one bottle on board so its a run around the bars to find it.
The Limeburners, Karri Honey whisky liqueur from WA in smooth as .
Can be drunk at room temp or can be cooled to your liking. totally changes taste from room to cold. I prefer it to be cold no ice but I spose you could drop some in.
Well done Plasy, did you colour co ordinate your ear trumpet aswell so you can see what’s on here haha
No I colour coded it to my boot that will go up your arse next time we meet mate! :D What colour are your dacks? HahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
Getting ready for my German Shepherd dog. He's either at the tadpole stage or a bit more advanced. LOL.
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About 3 cubic m of sand shoveled and barrowed by hand. lol
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@DX grunt Photos of the new pup asap old mate
Absolutely. He's being flown from interstate in mid-April to his forever home in the Wheatbelt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woof
Some will probably say he's spoilt. I say that I have provided him with the 'necessities of life'. There's a fine line. lol.
@Woof
A wobble extension and a splined 17mm socket (my socket set is hex) to help with the bellhousing top bolts. That and some working gloves to see if I can keep the skin in my hands after the engine swap.
20LM of 38mm replacement suction hose for under $200 in this financial climate [emoji120][emoji23]
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Who knew Victoriastan would eventually start browning off to need dry strike considerations[emoji848]
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I bought one of these recently, its a soldering iron that runs off a makita 18v battery, they also make them for a wider range of makes and models. Very handy if yu are already carrying the batteries for tools or chainsaw. Heats up very quickly, small and lightweight, highly recommend it.https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/32544769...3ABFBMovaXi7Nh
Kindly gifted FOC so thankfully after months searching [emoji322][emoji120]
Nearly the last two cans in this Southern State, possibly Australia [emoji22]
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Look out Harley Ferguson, there’s a new Night Patrol Train stealthily a coming, hidden under an old GQ bonnet fortunately, no no shiny stuff [emoji23][emoji106][emoji106] [emoji1986]
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Hi MB! I was going to ask you how was the new TD going on but this tells me you were waiting for some header paint to put it together?
Why not just buy a gas powered one. I have one and use it all the time, and fits in my pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeeBee
Getting there slowly BZ Mate, have been crazy busy with property maintenance and work of late. My last piece needed for the TD is enroute now 4 weeks away too: [emoji322]Quote:
Originally Posted by BrazilianY60
https://shop.pwr.com.au/barrel-kit-4...rcooler-system
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I already have a gas powered one. Its 'somewhere', this one is too big to lose and I wanted it, its another option and another toy, please dont deny me my obsessions. If you want to buy one, here is the lead, if not, enjoy your gas torch!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Hahaha! Go easy there old mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeeBee
I've been tossing up the idea of one of these, but the Ryobi type. How have you found it compared to the gas touch..Quote:
Originally Posted by PeeBee
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Its hard to compare as its been a while since using the gas torch unit, but it heats up very quickly and is variable temperature. The tip is a blade style and you can purchase pointed and larger block configurations I believe. Its just an option and made sense since I carry the batteries for the chainsaw anyway. I find the gas unit is so small it tends to get lost in the pile of stuff in the spare parts box.
Bought a set of OCAM electric extendable mirrors.
That is nice stuff. Site says it takes 13 weeks to manufacture, thats enough to drive someone's anxiety through the roof haha. The heat exchanger with the fans will be top mount or front?Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
The wife wanted to make her car look good, she's been with me for 25 odd years and it's rub off.
SSSL (lowest you can get) all round with 20x8.5 and 20x9.5 Walkinshaw rims on 255 front & 275 rears.
If only it had a couple more cylinders, story of my life...http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2023/01/28.jpghttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2023/01/29.jpg
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Selling them ALL, GQ, GU & Mav [emoji22]
Finally found my dream twuck for Aussie environments friendly [emoji3590]
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2023/01/30.jpg
Think of ALL the Yabbies WE can save together let alone Freshwater Crayfish [emoji3081] crossing rivers with an engineless “pass-through” interior front bonnet hatch [emoji23][emoji23]
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~Sarcastic disclaimer
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Bought the boss airbag kit and the coil tower braces in readiness for the mdc van.
An EVC Throttle Controller to plug into the work D40 Manual 5 speedy Navara peddle [emoji23]
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Has done absolutely ZERO to the lower ‘torque/inertia:-)’ (2.5L) take-off clutch fanning problem, but Crikey Moses…above 2,500 rpm it’s brought back foolish younger days FJ - Landcrabs full series “pissweak” drive-train sounds/groans of old [emoji3590][emoji23]
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planning a solo cape york trip
thinking of a front locker?
don't really know, i've got pretty good articulation and if I let the tyres way down, she seems to grab/grip reasonably well while the front is in the air.
lot of money for something that won't get used much.
had a front locker in the navara and really liked the control and added stability and sense of security it gave me.
hmmmm.
Tell me who you get to fit the locker as mine is still in its box.Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G