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The bottom Zuk is boggerai (spelled wrrong I am sure) was owned by tim pollock (from memory) .. was destroyed with a realitively new heim joint in his steering gear let go .. went of the side of a mountain .. he built smaller Zuks after that ... Anyone got a pic of his other "creation" XSPARTS ?? the Kawasaki green tiger striped thingy ???
" If governments are involved in the covering up the knowledge of aliens, Then they are doing a much better job of it than they do of everything else "
Tom .. Your selling your 42 inch tyred zuk .. any particular reason ??
" If governments are involved in the covering up the knowledge of aliens, Then they are doing a much better job of it than they do of everything else "
overkill wrote:C'mon guys all these Zooks are awsum. But surely there are some Aussie Zooks worth a mention.Paul Pasani's, Rodified for examples. SAM
I agree.... just take a look around the Outerlimits forums and you'll see a great range of zook's. I dont necessarily think that the best examples need be highly modded. I feel that sometimes, practicality is the name of the game. Alot of wheelers require a rig that is a daily driver aswell as a weekend warrior, and therefore needs to have a subtle yet practical mixture of both worlds. Dont get me wrong, i would love to have a zook thats the ultimate offroad weapon and could ramp the twin towers (no pun intended), however i also want a zook thats practical and a joy, or atleast semi-enjoyable on-road.
hmmm daily driver+weekend warrior..... that leads me to think of only ONE solution to both requirements.... da daihatsus!!!! wanna talk about simple but yet kicks serious ass? heheh.. get a feroza. thats my 2 cents worth! kicks serious ass offroad... looks hella badass onroad..... what more could you want really?
[quote="simplypv"]its a Strine thing and i just dont understand![/quote]
Regards, PV
Team [size=134][color=red][i]Anti-[/i][/color][/size]Asshat [b][color=orange]#5[/color][/b]- Yank!
overkill wrote:C'mon guys all these Zooks are awsum. But surely there are some Aussie Zooks worth a mention.Paul Pasani's, Rodified for examples. SAM
I agree.... just take a look around the Outerlimits forums and you'll see a great range of zook's. I dont necessarily think that the best examples need be highly modded. I feel that sometimes, practicality is the name of the game. Alot of wheelers require a rig that is a daily driver aswell as a weekend warrior, and therefore needs to have a subtle yet practical mixture of both worlds. Dont get me wrong, i would love to have a zook thats the ultimate offroad weapon and could ramp the twin towers (no pun intended), however i also want a zook thats practical and a joy, or atleast semi-enjoyable on-road.
hmmm daily driver+weekend warrior..... that leads me to think of only ONE solution to both requirements.... da daihatsus!!!! wanna talk about simple but yet kicks serious ass? heheh.. get a feroza. thats my 2 cents worth! kicks serious ass offroad... looks hella badass onroad..... what more could you want really?
[quote="simplypv"]its a Strine thing and i just dont understand![/quote]
Regards, PV
Team [size=134][color=red][i]Anti-[/i][/color][/size]Asshat [b][color=orange]#5[/color][/b]- Yank!
(no pun intended), however i also want a zook thats practical and a joy, or atleast semi-enjoyable on-road.
