why would you want pics of her over Andrew ??sniper wrote:c`mon...............no pics of Janette??????
c`mon!!!!!!
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Outback Challange 2008
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As a UK spectator I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed watching the OBC 08.
Had the pi$$ taken out of my Land Rover 110 by some of the Jap CRAP drivers but found the spectators/shepherds/marshalls/competitors to be very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend people to come and spectate at future OBCs. Saw some awesome countryside, some superb driving and seeing the grit and determination of some drivers to complete the event was marvellous. I take my hat off to all the competitors.
From my point of view the event was let down by the lack of communication from the organisers.
If any of you see a UK registered Land Rover at the Cliff Hanger event come and say hello and have a cold/warm beer.
Regards
Brendan
Had the pi$$ taken out of my Land Rover 110 by some of the Jap CRAP drivers but found the spectators/shepherds/marshalls/competitors to be very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend people to come and spectate at future OBCs. Saw some awesome countryside, some superb driving and seeing the grit and determination of some drivers to complete the event was marvellous. I take my hat off to all the competitors.
From my point of view the event was let down by the lack of communication from the organisers.
If any of you see a UK registered Land Rover at the Cliff Hanger event come and say hello and have a cold/warm beer.
Regards
Brendan
Poster size. I am guessing theres where the pics of Andrew on the bonnent. So std poster size would actually make him 1:1 scale.krimnl wrote:dont worry Joe im currently getting posters printed up for you.Drafty wrote:Heath i was only joking. Put them back up dude.Drafty wrote:Can one of the mods please remove these photo. (DONE - HeathGQ)
You are giving all the women out there the wrong impression brother, you could have altleast put a pair of footy socks down there.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
correct.. rumour has it that he needs to run around in the shower to get wet!!turps wrote:Poster size. I am guessing theres where the pics of Andrew on the bonnent. So std poster size would actually make him 1:1 scale.krimnl wrote:dont worry Joe im currently getting posters printed up for you.Drafty wrote:Heath i was only joking. Put them back up dude.Drafty wrote:Can one of the mods please remove these photo. (DONE - HeathGQ)
You are giving all the women out there the wrong impression brother, you could have altleast put a pair of footy socks down there.
Hi Brendanleeds wrote:As a UK spectator I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed watching the OBC 08.
Had the pi$$ taken out of my Land Rover 110 by some of the Jap CRAP drivers but found the spectators/shepherds/marshalls/competitors to be very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend people to come and spectate at future OBCs. Saw some awesome countryside, some superb driving and seeing the grit and determination of some drivers to complete the event was marvellous. I take my hat off to all the competitors.
From my point of view the event was let down by the lack of communication from the organisers.
If any of you see a UK registered Land Rover at the Cliff Hanger event come and say hello and have a cold/warm beer.
Regards
Brendan
Met you at Silverton for a beer after the event. Look forward to having a beer with you at the Cliffhanger. Don't worry about the Jap cars we Land Rover owners need to stick together. Look out for the orange Range Rover competiting for the fourth year at the Cliffhanger. Cheers Gary
Gday Brendanleeds wrote:As a UK spectator I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed watching the OBC 08.
Had the pi$$ taken out of my Land Rover 110 by some of the Jap CRAP drivers but found the spectators/shepherds/marshalls/competitors to be very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend people to come and spectate at future OBCs. Saw some awesome countryside, some superb driving and seeing the grit and determination of some drivers to complete the event was marvellous. I take my hat off to all the competitors.
From my point of view the event was let down by the lack of communication from the organisers.
If any of you see a UK registered Land Rover at the Cliff Hanger event come and say hello and have a cold/warm beer.
Regards
Brendan
Glad you had a great time
You have my number in sydney when its time to service the Landy
Mal
Vid of GQHoon morning stage at Viewmont
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What a fantastic week!!!!!
We want to say a huge thank you to everyone that offered words of support, we really appreciate it. Thank you Shane for your updates on here, top job. Next time we catch up there will be something more in your can of coke. There is certainly no better community to be in.
Congratulations to Adrian and Alan, Todd and Ivan and Neil and Chris....
Thanks to the competitors throughout the week, it is great to mix with such a wonderful bunch, Group D was awesome, we had a real laugh. I don't think it would have been as comical if Krimnl had his turbo, the comentary in the sand was one of the highlights.
Special thanks goes to the marshalls and our passage controllers for making the week run so smoothly. You guys are tops!!
We drove the family wagon home, she didn't miss a beat after the flogging we gave her, took the scenic route home as this is our annual holiday and got home Wednesday night. We were very fortunate this year with no breakages other than an engine mount. Will have to see about 24 volt winch in the future I think.
It was really good to compete in the 10th anniversary with the likes of Celia and Eugene and Barry and Sue, they will be sorely missed.
Thanks for an awesome week,
Peter and Jane
Car 14
We want to say a huge thank you to everyone that offered words of support, we really appreciate it. Thank you Shane for your updates on here, top job. Next time we catch up there will be something more in your can of coke. There is certainly no better community to be in.
Congratulations to Adrian and Alan, Todd and Ivan and Neil and Chris....
Thanks to the competitors throughout the week, it is great to mix with such a wonderful bunch, Group D was awesome, we had a real laugh. I don't think it would have been as comical if Krimnl had his turbo, the comentary in the sand was one of the highlights.
Special thanks goes to the marshalls and our passage controllers for making the week run so smoothly. You guys are tops!!
We drove the family wagon home, she didn't miss a beat after the flogging we gave her, took the scenic route home as this is our annual holiday and got home Wednesday night. We were very fortunate this year with no breakages other than an engine mount. Will have to see about 24 volt winch in the future I think.
It was really good to compete in the 10th anniversary with the likes of Celia and Eugene and Barry and Sue, they will be sorely missed.
Thanks for an awesome week,
Peter and Jane
Car 14
obc
Now that all the dust has settled....there is one v. important/sad side to this year.
Roger Smith, the Rangie Legend and gentleman of the Sport and competitor of many OBC's past, lost his beloved wife last week, after her long fight with Breast Cancer. We were all told on Sat. morning and a minute's silence was observed in her memory.
I'm sure you all join us in conveying our Deepest Sympathy to Roger and his family.
Celia & Eugene
Roger Smith, the Rangie Legend and gentleman of the Sport and competitor of many OBC's past, lost his beloved wife last week, after her long fight with Breast Cancer. We were all told on Sat. morning and a minute's silence was observed in her memory.
I'm sure you all join us in conveying our Deepest Sympathy to Roger and his family.
Celia & Eugene
Re: obc
OMG that is so sad. Roger is the original gentleman of the sport alright. He was definetly an inspiration to me when i met him in my very first pajero challenge. My deepest sympathy and sincerest condolonces go to Roger and his Family.cebarry wrote:Now that all the dust has settled....there is one v. important/sad side to this year.
Roger Smith, the Rangie Legend and gentleman of the Sport and competitor of many OBC's past, lost his beloved wife last week, after her long fight with Breast Cancer. We were all told on Sat. morning and a minute's silence was observed in her memory.
I'm sure you all join us in conveying our Deepest Sympathy to Roger and his family.
Celia & Eugene
R.I.P.
Dan
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Hi all
Im new to the whole off road scene but am keen to get into it an get competing, so i just have a few questions:
What tyres and size would you recommend for a suzuki sierra
What suspension set up
Does it pay to go slow and decide which is the best path or just use a bit of the right boot and hope all goes well?
Cheers
Sloth
Im new to the whole off road scene but am keen to get into it an get competing, so i just have a few questions:
What tyres and size would you recommend for a suzuki sierra
What suspension set up
Does it pay to go slow and decide which is the best path or just use a bit of the right boot and hope all goes well?
Cheers
Sloth
II IT DOSENT WORK THEN USE A BIGGER HAMMER!
You'll need to read the CCDA rules, they're available on line, and decide which class you want to compete in.gunrunner wrote:Hi all
Im new to the whole off road scene but am keen to get into it an get competing, so i just have a few questions:
What tyres and size would you recommend for a suzuki sierra
What suspension set up
Does it pay to go slow and decide which is the best path or just use a bit of the right boot and hope all goes well?
Cheers
Sloth
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
obc
Have sent u a pm....and as Steve says check your CCDA rules also.gunrunner wrote:Hi all
Im new to the whole off road scene but am keen to get into it an get competing, so i just have a few questions:
What tyres and size would you recommend for a suzuki sierra
What suspension set up
Does it pay to go slow and decide which is the best path or just use a bit of the right boot and hope all goes well?
Cheers
Sloth
Celia Car 9
We blew the turbo on our first stage after the quarry stages, so we raced the whole week with no power. we couldnt even sit on 100kmph on the road it just didnt have the grunt.Drafty wrote:Thanks Darren, but im not looking forward to seeing them again, especially not in poster size.
By the way, well done in getting 5th place, and with the blown turbo, fantastic effort mate.
The car went on the dyno today in its as finished condition and made 42kw @ 3400rpm road speed was about 75kmph at peek power.
So that was like Traction Control?krimnl wrote:We blew the turbo on our first stage after the quarry stages, so we raced the whole week with no power. we couldnt even sit on 100kmph on the road it just didnt have the grunt.Drafty wrote:Thanks Darren, but im not looking forward to seeing them again, especially not in poster size.
By the way, well done in getting 5th place, and with the blown turbo, fantastic effort mate.
The car went on the dyno today in its as finished condition and made 42kw @ 3400rpm road speed was about 75kmph at peek power.
Well done, great effort
:rofl: :popcorn: :snipersmile:
Thank you to Celia for your reply
I think tthe best thing to do is not to use a zook due to its small size.
Ill probably wait a couple of years to get some more experiance before i compete as i dont want to get out there and not know what the heck im doing.
Cheers
Gunrunner
I think tthe best thing to do is not to use a zook due to its small size.
Ill probably wait a couple of years to get some more experiance before i compete as i dont want to get out there and not know what the heck im doing.
Cheers
Gunrunner
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Im here for the sausage!
Who is Roberto?
Where is the pic of me when I run out of 'fuel'
Top eat that BBQ below, mmmm
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The only two I have, unfortunately it did not make it to our stagesSurfin Alec wrote:Nice pics Sniper.
Does anyine have any pics or details of that Merc G-wagon?
I would love to know if it was running that asmatic diesel or something with grunt. My mum's boyfriend has a G-wagon and I'd love to show him an action pic or 2.
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That BBQ rocked. But that would have to be the best eating I have had out of the 3 yrs I have been there. Roast night was the best meal. To bad I was still crook and couldn't eat much of it.fool_injected wrote:Who is Roberto?
Where is the pic of me when I run out of 'fuel'
Top eat that BBQ below, mmmm
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Also Steph and Jason be organized with bring lunch out also rocked.
Wish I had a pretty red shirt or jumper though.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Unfortunately the Merc boys had probs from the Prologue and missed the majority of the week sadly doing repairs. Not fun when you think they'd spent a fortune entering from South Africa.Surfin Alec wrote:Thanks, what happened to it? Any idea?fool_injected wrote: The only two I have, unfortunately it did not make it to our stages
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