Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Hey everyone I was wondering if all the people on here who drive daihatsu fourbys from brisbane could give us a brief description of themselves and their truck so maybe we can do a run up to double island point or something similar on the July 3 Saturday. I am keen to to meet other daihatsu owners and wheel with them

Or if anyone has any other suggestions on where we could go wheeling give us a pm

Nick

My name is Murray, I drive a Feroza called Ferwoaza. I live in Jimboomba on the south side of brisbane (out near Beaudesert). It's big, it's blue, it sounds good and I drive it like a ricer

I wouldn't mind doing a nice cruise somewhere, taking it easy on the car at the moment as I can't afford repairs.

I'll represent the smelly diesel Rockys and join you for the day.
Saturday 3rd July sounds good to me.

Any other Rockys in Brisbane going to join us?
I know you're out there - it's time to come forward and show these Ferozas how to get really stuck in the sand.

Stu
Brisbane

Depending on where you all end up going I am keen to go for a run especially if you are all heading up to double island. I have a green feroza and live in Gympie

Hi my names Heath, and I'm an alcoholic.

Oh sorry wrong place.

I had a feroza, but changed up to a GQ 9 mths ago, and sold the Feroza 4 days ago. I'll be up for a drive, though, having been a previous owner/driver, I know these cars well.

July 3 Double Island Point we are going then

So far we have going

Newbyferoza - Nick
Ferwoaza - Murray
Big Stu
Kell - maybe


So anybody else with a daihatsu wanna come, it should be good

I dont know where we could meet, maybe at the noosa barge, or at the servo near the barge, dont know, am open to suggestions, I reckon we meet at about 9 as I want a full day of fourbying

Nick

newbyferoza wrote:July 3 Double Island Point we are going then

So far we have going

Newbyferoza - Nick
Ferwoaza - Murray
Big Stu
Kell - maybe
Heath

So anybody else with a daihatsu wanna come, it should be good

I dont know where we could meet, maybe at the noosa barge, or at the servo near the barge, dont know, am open to suggestions, I reckon we meet at about 9 as I want a full day of fourbying

Nick

Shell servo at 9.00 am on that weekend sounds good, then I'll just go into rainbow and home to gympie that way

just checked my diary, I won't be able to make it this weekend. Sorry guys.

9am at the Shell servo (that's the one on the corner I presume)-
Count me in.

Heath must have a AA meeting planned for that day.

Where's them Rocky owners?

Stu
Daihatsu Rocky
Mods: It's got a nice spare wheel cover

Damn we are going up overnight on the 26th June. I'll talk to the handbrake try convince her to go the following weekend and link up with you guys. Will see how the cooling system holds up after I done some minor repairs this weekend gone. Been putting some high demands on the poor old 16valve EFI lately so will see how it goes.

Cheers

Jim

I might bring the girls roza (formerly mine) if I'm not working the Saturday. No doubt my zook will be in peices

DAMMIT

leave for school ski tour to jindabyne on sat 2nd July

porbably too early though since im goin for my
licence on the 23 june

great idea anyways

oh yeah i got a stock diesel Rocky

Lucas

Shame, if it had been one day later, I will be in transit from Gladstone to Bribie, and I would have made a detour via Maryborough to Rainbow, and down the beach.

We have just bought a black and silver '90 diesel rocky and are keen to take it for a run up the beach.
All going good we may be there, it could be good to meet up with some people with real 4x4s!!!!(LOL).

I should see if my Feroza grill will fit Heathers zook...that'll confuse em!!

Painted my sidebars today...if I'm doing this trip the rig has to look neat Will get some pics up in a day or so.

hi we would love to join you we will keep this date in mind
and keep an eye on this page 4 more info
i have a 92 feroza we call her rozza silver & black she was neils
b 4 he found out he couldnt do as much as he wanted to her so i bought her of him and he now has a 92 hilux which rozza hes saved many a time let alone a patrol and harley
neil&nettie

So what is hte rough outline for the day......was thinking we could start at Tewantin go up the beach that way then come out through Cooloola NP into Rainbow up to Inskip and back down that way? I don't know that way though I just know that you can't get round the rocks at Rainbow...

You can get around the Mudlow rocks when the tide is going out so I would check the tide times. Or take the NP inland track from Teewah to rainbow, about 20km of 4wding which I would rate as medium with a couple of harder sections.
Undecided about if I'll go yet

cheers
J

Jimmy L wrote:You can get around the Mudlow rocks when the tide is going out so I would check the tide times. Or take the NP inland track from Teewah to rainbow, about 20km of 4wding which I would rate as medium with a couple of harder sections.
Undecided about if I'll go yet

cheers
J

Unless mudlow rocks has changed in the last few weeks then I wouldn't touch it at all.

What do you mean?

At low tide you drive on the hard stuff very simple.

you still have to drive through the water though when going round - don't know about anyone else but I am not driving my car in salt water

Mudlo rocks is passable on low tide only. But, may pay to make a call to teh ranger to find out for sure.

Jimmy, the inland track is not medium mate - its easy with some medium parts. Most of the time you don't need low range. There are other tracks that are not as easily found.

my mistake, it's an easy track I'm going soft in my old age. I've gone that way in high range haven't needed low. Heath, are you talking about other tracks in the National Park? I think there should be bit more off-road than a drive along the beach as this won't take long.
As for the rocks, all depends on the time you go around, at low tide you shouldn't have to drive in the wash.

J

Jimmy L wrote:my mistake, it's an easy track I'm going soft in my old age. I've gone that way in high range haven't needed low. Heath, are you talking about other tracks in the National Park? I think there should be bit more off-road than a drive along the beach as this won't take long.
As for the rocks, all depends on the time you go around, at low tide you shouldn't have to drive in the wash.

J

well whenI was up there just under a month ago (at low tide) you still had to drive through the water to get round

Jimmy L wrote:my mistake, it's an easy track I'm going soft in my old age. I've gone that way in high range haven't needed low. Heath, are you talking about other tracks in the National Park? I think there should be bit more off-road than a drive along the beach as this won't take long.

I dont know many, but there are othe rtracks in there. There is a road that 4wd monthly diod a write up about a few months ago, there Cooloola Way and the track to teh old hut, and several others.

Kell wrote:well whenI was up there just under a month ago (at low tide) you still had to drive through the water to get round

and the problem is?????????

HeathGQ wrote:

Kell wrote:well whenI was up there just under a month ago (at low tide) you still had to drive through the water to get round

and the problem is?????????

Just saying that I am not driving my car through salt water.

That is all

Kell wrote:Just saying that I am not driving my car through salt water.

That is all

Sometimes cant be helped. Just give it a good rinse when you get home. Just drivin on teh beach in just as bad as driving in teh water. If its timed right you'll be in worst case and inch of water.

Could go through freshwater track it's a bit of fun. The sand becomes pretty soft especially after no rain for a long time can make things interesting. We managed to get ourselves and my parents bogged there when it was really bad one year. The only thing that did make it through was my brothers rocky even if it was a shitta!!! Hope ours can get through too.

HeathGQ wrote:

Kell wrote:Just saying that I am not driving my car through salt water.

That is all

Sometimes cant be helped. Just give it a good rinse when you get home. Just drivin on the beach in just as bad as driving in the water. If its timed right you'll be in worst case and inch of water.

Well when we are up there camping as long as its low tide you can drive from the ferry all the way to town without driving in anything

Came back from Inskip around the rocks on Rainbow last Thursday. What used to be a few rocks near the town is now loads of rocks all along the beach and its definatley low tide only stuff! The cuttings are pretty easy going. Managed to get through in my GU Patrol(the wife's claimed the Feroza) with camper trailer no sweat so a 'Roza will p!ss it. The track in 4WD Monthly(Pettygrews Road?) is a good track with only one sketchy bit. A slightly up hill sandy section which gets cut up over some big roots but i made it up after six attempts in the 'Roza! Has anyone checked the tide times B.T.W. Hope this helps.