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LOGAN NIGHT RUN FEB 2007

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Post by Turbz »

hahaha.. that reminds me.. about a month ago we made up "G- a-y Pride" and "I blow Goats" stickers on the brother p touch at work.. stuck em on a mates car...back windscreen and rear bumper.. he drives a big yellow F truck.. he came back to work after a week off, and still had the stickers on it. Man was he pissed. But damn was funny shit.
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Post by Marshy »

Just got home. A good run (from what I saw). About 15 finishers. Not exactly sure of how many started. I think it was about 25 or 30.

On a sad note, we unfortunately had a serious rollover. A nice and BRAND NEW built 80 Series ute. I'm told that both occupants are fine, but the vehicle is in need of some serious TLC. But, as the saying goes. 'Cars can be replaced.....'

Anyway, should find out exact placings tomorrow, and post them up!!
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Post by dirtyGQ »

carnage unfortunately is the risk you take,how did he manage to roll it ?
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Post by Marshy »

It unfortunately was a she. :cry:

And, I'm not sure how it came to be, as I was officialling on CP3. Only heard about it through radio banter.
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Post by BIG GQ »

Marshy wrote: A nice and BRAND NEW built 80 Series ute
A blue one Marshy? Sounds like Johnny Trackabout's wife.
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Post by Marshy »

Yeah mate, that's the one. She had Whitey navving for her. It'd be HIS fault for sure!! :D
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Post by bastard »

Thanks to all involved for a fantastic night ,that was the best night run ive been on,does any one know if the young feller who lost the keys to his patrol found them and if not how did he get home..
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Post by RV80 »

BIG GQ wrote:
Marshy wrote: A nice and BRAND NEW built 80 Series ute
A blue one Marshy? Sounds like Johnny Trackabout's wife.
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Post by Marshy »

That's it alright. :?
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Post by Johnny Trackabout »

Yep it was my wifes truck and unfortunatly it's pretty much a write off and a real big thanks to all those guys who helped to recover Barbs truck I'm nort sure who you all are but we'll be in contact and it just goes to show how great this sport is when complete strangers band together to help out !!

THANK'S AGAIN

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Post by dirtyGQ »

Johnny Trackabout wrote:Yep it was my wifes truck and unfortunatly it's pretty much a write off and a real big thanks to all those guys who helped to recover Barbs truck I'm nort sure who you all are but we'll be in contact and it just goes to show how great this sport is when complete strangers band together to help out !!

THANK'S AGAIN

Cheers
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pics ? sorry about your truck mate,what now?
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Post by Marshy »

Sorry to hear Johnny. I wasn't involved with the recovery, as I was manning a checkpoint. But, I know Shane raced home to grab his chainsaw so they could remove the tree that was causing all the dramas as far as getting it back to ugly side down again. Also pretty sure that Darren and Starky and those guys were there helping with the recovery.

Mate, I really feel for you guys. You've done a nice job on the 80, and now it's looking like a write off. Not good news.

How's Barb feeling today? Is she OK?



(I guess I should ask how Whitey is, but.......... naaah!! :finger: )
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Post by 80lsy gq »

bastard wrote:Thanks to all involved for a fantastic night ,that was the best night run ive been on,does any one know if the young feller who lost the keys to his patrol found them and if not how did he get home..
yes he did amid many cheers from the crew of us that were standing around about to go down the steep incline he had been searching on for an hour or so

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Post by Marshy »

Hey Bolsey!

What happened to you and Jason? Didn't see ya's at the end mate.
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Post by 80lsy gq »

we were never gunna go to the end with Jasons car..not exactly road friendly to drive on the last section of highway and the halfway point of the run was right near his house so we finished there...also i broke the engine mount on my car so it was double reason to finish there

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Post by Marshy »

Oh, OK no worries. How did you's go?

No other breakage, apart from your engine mount?
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Post by 80lsy gq »

nope...but my butt is still clenched tight from driving down the steep incline after CP 1 :D ..certainly feels different driving something like that in my daily driver compared to harder stuff in the buggy

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Post by bastard »

80lsy gq wrote:nope...but my butt is still clenched tight from driving down the steep incline after CP 1 :D ..certainly feels different driving something like that in my daily driver compared to harder stuff in the buggy

dave
I didnt think i was gonna stop and then about 2meters before that tree you get control again,my ass puckerd to. :D
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Post by Marshy »

bastard wrote:
80lsy gq wrote:nope...but my butt is still clenched tight from driving down the steep incline after CP 1 :D ..certainly feels different driving something like that in my daily driver compared to harder stuff in the buggy

dave
I didnt think i was gonna stop and then about 2meters before that tree you get control again,my ass puckerd to. :D

Pair of tight-asses! :D :finger:
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Post by scrun »

I SHAGED MY HIEM JOINT IN THE RANGIE WHICH TWISTED MY DIFF WHICH
LOCKED UP MY DRIVE LINE WHICH THEN BROKE MY CENTRE DIFF .
LUCKY I HAD A FEW METERS OF GOOD OLD TELECOM ROPE TO TIE THE
DIFF BACK IN TO LIMP HOME !! SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT BARBS TRUCK !
IT WAS A NICE TRUCK ESP FOR A TOYOTA . SHIT HAPPENED HEY !
THANKS AGAIN TO SHANE & JULIE & ALL THE HELPERS . GOOD RUN
EVEN THOUGH WE ONLY MADE IT TO CP1 .. LATER
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Post by rvh96 »

was our first logan nite run and we had a ball. thank you to all involved
'05 GU Patrol coil cab ST
6" lift
Tough dogs
Snake Racing drop arms
3rds Rear Arms
Twin ARB air lockers
37" trepadors
ARB bullbar
WARN winch
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Post by MUMS 4X4 »

Thanks to all who helped recover my vehicle it was much appreciated.

Special thanks to Shane S, Whitey, Starky and Darren and also the Barcode boys who hung around to make sure we got out safely.

And an EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS to Will and Cass for getting out of bed to come and get us and also the TJM boy's for the use of their trailer.

And to let you know it was not Whitey's navvying or my driving that was at fault. We had a mechanical problem which locked my steering. The car is salvageable and I am hoping to be back on the road soon.

Up until that point I had lots of fun and thought it was a great night and would love to do another night run. :)

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Post by Lepar »

:lol: THATS THE SPRIT MUM!!!

MAKE SURE YOU HIDE THE WOODEN SPOON !
80 Series Dual Cab For SALE!!!!
Twin Locked,roll cage,custom bar work etc.READY TO RACE.Almost.
Call Troy on 0421155870.or just PM ME.
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Post by Marshy »

MUMS 4X4 wrote:
And to let you know it was not Whitey's navvying or my driving that was at fault. We had a mechanical problem which locked my steering. The car is salvageable and I am hoping to be back on the road soon.

Up until that point I had lots of fun and thought it was a great night and would love to do another night run. :)

Barb AKA (Mrs Trackabout)

Godd to hear you're OK Barb.

My comment about Whitey was only in jest. He knows what I'm like, and trust me, he gives more than he gets. Sorry if it sounded like I was blaming him. :cry:

I'm glad the truck's looking salvagable, and we hope to see you on a few more runs real soon. :)
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Post by andy & di »

MUMS 4X4 wrote:Thanks to all who helped recover my vehicle it was much appreciated.

Special thanks to Shane S, Whitey, Starky and Darren and also the Barcode boys who hung around to make sure we got out safely.

And an EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS to Will and Cass for getting out of bed to come and get us and also the TJM boy's for the use of their trailer.

And to let you know it was not Whitey's navvying or my driving that was at fault. We had a mechanical problem which locked my steering. The car is salvageable and I am hoping to be back on the road soon.

Up until that point I had lots of fun and thought it was a great night and would love to do another night run. :)

Barb AKA (Mrs Trackabout)
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Roll Over

Post by stinger »

Barb,
Glad to hear you are okay, if need a good Chiropracter I know of a good one (I am involved in Health, Safety and Rehab) and know how imporatant it is to get some good help. No affiliation blah, blah, blah.

I am also glad to hear the mighty 80 is salvagable, because it means I will see it again and get some more ideas on roll cage construction considering yours is the best I have seen (and obviously works).

Hope to see you out and about shortly.
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Re: Roll Over

Post by Johnny Trackabout »

stinger wrote:Barb,
Glad to hear you are okay, if need a good Chiropracter I know of a good one (I am involved in Health, Safety and Rehab) and know how imporatant it is to get some good help. No affiliation blah, blah, blah.

I am also glad to hear the mighty 80 is salvagable, because it means I will see it again and get some more ideas on roll cage construction considering yours is the best I have seen (and obviously works).

Hope to see you out and about shortly.
Cheers,
Dwayne
Hey Stinger
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Post by BIG GQ »

Good to hear Barb is all ok. Johnny do we get to see a pic of the damage ;)
Cheers
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Post by Toy80Diesel »

BIG GQ wrote:Good to hear Barb is all ok. Johnny do we get to see a pic of the damage ;)
Even better, we will be wanting pics of the rebuild!

If you can find time to snap a photo between each can of beer....


Thanks
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Post by BIG GQ »

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I expected it to be alot worse. Looking at these pics I say that MUM's 4X4 will live again :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:

Barb just tell him that if he doesn't rebuild yours then his goes in the for sale section ;) ;)


Johnny looks like you've got some work to do buddy ;)
Cheers
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