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Tough Dog Tuff Truck Challenge 2009

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Post by spectator »

was there any competing vehicles that drove to tuff truck and drove home (no trailer)
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Post by j-top paj »

pricey wrote:
Unfortunately i did see a team pull out all the rock packing they did after they completed the stage, which was pretty unsportsman like and pretty disappointing to watch.
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:? :? i thought you had to leave the course as you find it before you start?
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Post by j-top paj »

spectator wrote:was there any competing vehicles that drove to tuff truck and drove home (no trailer)


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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Post by 80lsy gq »

spectator wrote:was there any competing vehicles that drove to tuff truck and drove home (no trailer)
i did hear Pete was gunna drive his truck up there and home however he needed somewhere to sleep and he didnt fancy the idea of spooning with Taz in the 40 series so he towed it with his Renegade motorhome


:roll: :roll: i think you are getting confused with Tough Tracks
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Post by booflux »

80lsy gq wrote:
spectator wrote:was there any competing vehicles that drove to tuff truck and drove home (no trailer)
i did hear Pete was gunna drive his truck up there and home however he needed somewhere to sleep and he didnt fancy the idea of spooning with Taz in the 40 series so he towed it with his Renegade motorhome


:roll: :roll: i think you are getting confused with Tough Tracks
Why up until a year or so ago DGR used to do it :cool: But then you were meant to be a fully engineered and road registered rig so I guess it seems a silly question to ask :roll:
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Post by v840 »

Didn't the WA 100 series drive over?
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Post by Nat84 »

v840 wrote:Didn't the WA 100 series drive over?
don't know if the WA boys drove it over or not but this yr the rigs did not need to be rego
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Post by j-top paj »

v840 wrote:Didn't the WA 100 series drive over?
yeh on the back of a truck at 80kph :lol:
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Post by hyzook »

Screwy wrote:
MissForby wrote:
Nelso wrote: And don't get me started on the wankers that just drive around Saturday afternoon doing laps like the sausage-smoker in the ten foot high 40 series with all the sub-woofers and amps exposed on the back.
I haven't read the rest of the thread yet but...

Lets just say it was a pleasure to find this spanner broken down on the side of the M7 on the way home :D
HA HA HA HA i went past that knob broken down on the M7 on the way home too with all the subs and his bonnet up.....
was funnay.... mind u i was only crawlin home cause i blew a turbo water line..... but i made it!!!!
I saw him broken down on the Putty early arvo and also found this rather amusing if not satisfying :finger:
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Post by j-top paj »

hyzook wrote:
Screwy wrote:
MissForby wrote:
Nelso wrote: And don't get me started on the wankers that just drive around Saturday afternoon doing laps like the sausage-smoker in the ten foot high 40 series with all the sub-woofers and amps exposed on the back.
I haven't read the rest of the thread yet but...

Lets just say it was a pleasure to find this spanner broken down on the side of the M7 on the way home :D
HA HA HA HA i went past that knob broken down on the M7 on the way home too with all the subs and his bonnet up.....
was funnay.... mind u i was only crawlin home cause i blew a turbo water line..... but i made it!!!!
I saw him broken down on the Putty early arvo and also found this rather amusing if not satisfying :finger:
so most thought he was a tool....
but did anyone inform him of this???

i would have if he ever stopped or got close enough...

the closest he got was when he was doing laps past the competitor area and there was talk of a paint gun... :lol:
on his 7th lap he stayed at camp i think...
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Post by Gonzo »

He was booed off the RTI ramp late Sat arvo. He couldn't even get 10cm up it :armsup:
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Post by j-top paj »

Gonzo wrote:He was booed off the RTI ramp late Sat arvo. He couldn't even get 10cm up it :armsup:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: i wish i was there
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Post by pootrollin »

j-top paj wrote:
v840 wrote:Didn't the WA 100 series drive over?
yeh on the back of a truck at 80kph :lol:
Man that would have been one hell of an uncomfortable trip in the Suzie and slooooow. Still be worth the drive though.
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Spiderman was on Fire at Tough Truck

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Spiderman Lukey's 4x4 on Fire and flying at Tough Truck
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Post by maccasMQ »

holy crap, anymore pics from that sequence???
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Re: Spiderman was on Fire at Tough Truck

Post by j-top paj »

ROK88 wrote:Image

Spiderman Lukey's 4x4 on Fire and flying at Tough Truck

PHUCK ME!!!!!!!! thats an AWESOME pic :cool:
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

grimbo wrote:awesome vid.

Pete have you thought about taking it Stateside to do Top Truck?
from what ive seen in top truck DVDs he wouldnt need to engage lockers.
but it would be good to see an aussie smash them.
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Post by AT4ANTHONY »

Wow nice pick off me taking it easy in the frame twister I love it . :D :D :D :D
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Post by Mid73 »

Wow nice pick off me taking it easy in the frame twister I love it .
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Post by FireTruck »

Huge congrats to Nick and Craig, Team Black Betty. Consistent driving all weekend, finishing in 4th place... first 'full body' truck, first non queer steer truck.

Competitors area was much better this year - security worked well here I would say. It was a bit of a pain to have to walk all the way around the compound everytime you went in or out, but it was well worth it.

Mud run was a farce, but I know there will be plenty of feedback on this - hopefully constructive. I don't think any of the competitors think this stage adds much to the weekend. Bring on mud drags...

The crowd, particularly at the mud run, and particularly Sat night, were a discrace. I thought there was going to be a riot - it was as feral as I have seen it. Too many poleaxed 16 year olds shotgunning cans and ruining the experience for everyone else.

Security didn't work here...

I hate to say it, but I reckon a few cops walking around carding people would be a start to adding a little control. Most of the idiots were kids as far as I could tell... at least they were certainly acting like kids. First time drinking for most by the look of it.

The 'no glass' rule was also poorly policed. About half the people I saw were drinking stubbies. Come on people, drink cans for one weekend a year would ya? There were so many broken bottles laying around all over the place it wasn't funny - bloody dangerous.

Other hopefully contructive comments: would be nice to have some leaderboards here and there, maybe for comentators to give running progress scores or something. Post-comp results should be up on the website by the next day... surely it can't be that hard. I have been in mountain bike races with 1500 entrants where the results for every competitor were on the website the day after the event, along with a photo gallery for every competitor, searchable for competitor number or name.

Top weekend - see ya next year... tempted to put another truck together... hmmm...

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Re: Spiderman was on Fire at Tough Truck

Post by coilylux »

ROK88 wrote:Image

Spiderman Lukey's 4x4 on Fire and flying at Tough Truck
i wont to see bandage bear's pic he did the same over the logs, but just wasn't on fire
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Post by FireTruck »

...he did have 1,000 tools flying around all over the place though... it was like a frag bomb.
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Post by rustys »

Has any one got a photo of Team Bandage Bear over that same log as I was told they were lucky that the rear wheels hit the log or Mark would of landed on his roof backwards.

Some one in the crowd had a photo from behind of all 4 wheels above the log and it looked like the car was hanging of a sky hook.

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Post by Mick. »

rustys wrote:Has any one got a photo of Team Bandage Bear over that same log as I was told they were lucky that the rear wheels hit the log or Mark would of landed on his roof backwards.

Some one in the crowd had a photo from behind of all 4 wheels above the log and it looked like the car was hanging of a sky hook.

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Post by evanstaniland »

FireTruck wrote:
The 'no glass' rule was also poorly policed. About half the people I saw were drinking stubbies. Come on people, drink cans for one weekend a year would ya? There were so many broken bottles laying around all over the place it wasn't funny - bloody dangerous.
i saw a pair of little kids on the sat arvo walking around the tracks with sticks smashing bottles!! little Shiats

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Post by nissan_onroids »

was my first tuff truck as a competitor an had a BALL. plan was to start every stage an we did just that few breakages but we got there. was good puttin some names to faces to. and we will be back bigger an stronger next year too!
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Post by vanbox »

What a top weekend. My first Tuff Truck.

Constructive critisim...

I would love to see big screens...but due to the coast factor, as already mentioned, a score borad would be great, constantly updated.

A few more ground crew also mentioned. Especially one in the pits, chatting with teams as they fix their vehicles so we know where they are.

Security that do their job!!!

The blue esky back that was pinched from camp on sat night :bad-words: (ill give it back grimace :D)

I would also love to watch the mystery night stage, but Im sure you have your reasons!


Question for antunac, hope u got the rest of ur truck back after rolling just one wheel past us late on sunday arvo. :rofl: In regards to the travel ramp, if you lift the front left off the ground is that then your finishing point? Because it didnt look like you had much left in "track" to keep all wheels on the ground!
This may sound stupid but did you (pete) win the travel ramp with the new scoring system? Would have love to see Noble up there (think he was due for it on sunday morning???) compared to you.


When do we get a full list of placings including scores (and penalties) for each stage? Or is that asking too much? :finger:

Thanks to Grimace, Noddy and the boys for letting us stay with them, its a small world out there! As well as the pumpkin entertainment on saturday night. Dont think that mum was too happy behind us though :D

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Post by antt »

vanbox wrote: In regards to the travel ramp, if you lift the front left off the ground is that then your finishing point? Because it didnt look like you had much left in "track" to keep all wheels on the ground!
that was gonna be my next question after Pete mentioned in his reply that the brace on the ramp is what was stopping it from going further
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Post by Screwy »

Was a Top weekend all the same :armsup:
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Post by Batcho Snr »

This was my 3rd Tuff Truck and had a great time and yes I will be back next year. Congrads to all the teams for putting on a fantastic show ( some of you guys are nuts). Also to all the officials and workers job well done.

As a lot of members have already stated, Sat night was a huge disapointment and to be honest Friday night was not much better. Coarse too hard, too many stoppages, too boring. Just a suggestion :idea: , how about a mud race/drag with two cars racing each other much the same as you see in some rallys ( also like Coopers stadium at LCP). Now THAT would get the crowd going and hopefully stop all the drunken bullshyt.

Thought the new family/feral camp sites worked better then previous years but we still had some ferals who must have gotten lost and ended up next to us ( and pissed & flaked out by 11.00 Friday morning, nothing like pacing your self).

Otherwise a great weekend and can't wait till next year. :D
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