And there ya go, a dodgy can slap freshen up to last a few more years. Now it makes the bar look tiredDSC_5264.jpg
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And there ya go, a dodgy can slap freshen up to last a few more years. Now it makes the bar look tired
.......from under the great down under.
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BrazilianY60 (18th October 2023), Cremulator (18th October 2023), jay see (17th October 2023)
LOL. Off to the next dodgy can spray job you go!Originally Posted by taslucas
Now it makes the bar look tired
1997 Blue Nissan Patrol Y60 blacktop TD42 - Honey Badger (build thread)
2006 White Nissan Patrol Y61 TB45 - G-Unicorn (build thread)
1997 Red Suzuki Samurai Canvas Top SJ413 - Tatui
2005 White Toyota Landcruiser FZJ105 - Stormtrooper
growler2058 (18th October 2023), taslucas (18th October 2023)
A nice little run down to Arthur River for a camp and it's first trip on the beach. Beautiful weatherDSC_0462.jpgDSC_0522.jpgDSC_0525.jpg
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BrazilianY60 (29th January 2024), Cremulator (29th January 2024), growler2058 (30th January 2024), jay see (30th January 2024), MB (29th January 2024), pearcey (30th January 2024), Plasnart (29th January 2024)
What a wonderful view! With the amount of Aussie content I see when looking for Patrol content online, this makes me feel really curious about driving on the beach. Unfortunately over here beaches are not considered roads like they are for you folks. A run on the beach here, if caught, could end up even in jail. Crimes "against the nature" here are heavier penalized than against humans. Seems odd and it is, but it is true.
1997 Blue Nissan Patrol Y60 blacktop TD42 - Honey Badger (build thread)
2006 White Nissan Patrol Y61 TB45 - G-Unicorn (build thread)
1997 Red Suzuki Samurai Canvas Top SJ413 - Tatui
2005 White Toyota Landcruiser FZJ105 - Stormtrooper
growler2058 (30th January 2024), MB (29th January 2024), pearcey (30th January 2024)
What?? Crimes against nature don’t include Amazon clearing?? There’s not much damage to a beach by driving along it but it’s not normal here in Australia either. Only a minority of beaches here can be driven on, not common.
Gong him Red!!
MB (29th January 2024)
Whatcha talking about Willis, different strokes for different folks
IT’s all GOOD, personally love locational choice of colours on this Non-Political Forum
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BrazilianY60 (30th January 2024), Plasnart (30th January 2024)
Not for the ones friends with the power... Here the full weight of the law is only for regular citizens... it is called 3rd world for a reason..
But, enough rant! What it matters is that driving on the beach seems cool as it can be and I am learning a lot about that from Molly Dixon. MB approved I recon!
1997 Blue Nissan Patrol Y60 blacktop TD42 - Honey Badger (build thread)
2006 White Nissan Patrol Y61 TB45 - G-Unicorn (build thread)
1997 Red Suzuki Samurai Canvas Top SJ413 - Tatui
2005 White Toyota Landcruiser FZJ105 - Stormtrooper
Oh wow, lots of beaches to drive on here in Tasmania. They even say that all road rules apply for beach driving ie: no drunk driving, speeding, must be licenced etc etc. This was on the west coast of Tassie though where the beaches can get pretty dangerous to drive on. I was happy to chug along with my td42 in ideal conditions but it's usually the play ground if tb48s, LS Conversions and all manner of turbo petrol power
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MB (30th January 2024)
Lucas Brother, I / US Nuffy Victorians years ago truly thought Tassie Quicksand was a Furphy
Lo and behold, that crazy southern wilderness is ABSOLUTELY REAL
How to spot it tonking along at speed………well, that’s another secret on-site teaching
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taslucas (31st January 2024)
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