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WEROCK Australia Website

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Its up, basic info on there at the moment.

HOW COOL IS THE MAIN PIC! :D :armsup:

http://www.werockaustralia.com/
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POS wrote:Its up, basic info on there at the moment.

HOW COOL IS THE MAIN PIC! :D :armsup:

http://www.werockaustralia.com/
what a great pic pos , :) pitty it broke just after that :finger: :finger: ;)
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humphey wrote:
POS wrote:Its up, basic info on there at the moment.

HOW COOL IS THE MAIN PIC! :D :armsup:

http://www.werockaustralia.com/
what a great pic pos , :) pitty it broke just after that :finger: :finger: ;)
It didn't break after that one, it was about the 5th jump when it broke :D :D :)
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Post by antt »

where are the rest of the pics from powercruise?
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Post by Strange Rover »

antt wrote:where are the rest of the pics from powercruise?
Ill post some here - just resizing now.

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Post by De-lux »

Hey Sam,

do you have any pics of any of the buggies chucking fat burnouts in the comp or whatever they were in?
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Post by largesuzy »

does any one have pictures of me and mick doing wheelies in the golf buggy
89 lux 2bl 4inch spring 35's etc still slow as a snail
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Post by antt »

cool ad for the finals on 4wdtv.......cept for that dodgy charater doin all the talking :lol: :finger:
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Post by Roctoy »

just wondering (and for once i'm not being smug) did any of you "drive" up onto the container with any style or skill, or was it just a case of close your eyes and throttle?

maybe i have yet to learn the buggy style of driving?

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Post by RUFF »

roc70y wrote:just wondering (and for once i'm not being smug) did any of you "drive" up onto the container with any style or skill, or was it just a case of close your eyes and throttle?

maybe i have yet to learn the buggy style of driving?

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To be Honost no one actually drove up that side. We needed to get another pipe into the bottom so the rear tyres could climb a little to get over the top. So we were just putting on a good show for the spectators and of course we kept trying harder and harder till most of us broke.

Boof could have driven over it from this side but didnt want to take the chance of breaking. He came the closest. Everyone else except the mog just bellied out and couldnt get the rear tyres to climb on the concrete pipe.

We all drove over the other side easy. Keep in mind we were on the side of a hill and the side we couldnt drive up was on the down hill side.
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

roc70y wrote: maybe i have yet to learn the buggy style of driving?
I know what you mean, when Sam was kind enough to let me have a drive of the original lockless, I was being far too gentle on the accelerator. His business partner told me to think of the throttle as digital - only has on/off positions!!!
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antt wrote:cool ad for the finals on 4wdtv.......cept for that dodgy charater doin all the talking :lol: :finger:
Yeah it was a very cool promo. :armsup: :armsup:

You'd think i should get some sort of Incentive for talking it up so much :D
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Post by okz00k »

WERock.4wd.org.au now points to the new WERock Australia site.

Well done fellows
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