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Well I finally took the plunge and got married on Friday the 10th October to my beautiful partner of five and a half years, Rishelle.
When it came to organising the cars there was no question that I needed to have Sierras.
A huge thanks goes out to Skippy, Damo and Cam for painstakingly washing painting and polishing their rigs up to have them ready for our big day. I know it can be hard to wash off all that character building mud and grime but I cant thank the guys enough. I promise to take em all out and get them dirty again Here are a few pics from Skippy that shows the Zooks lined up in front of my place ready for the journey up to Mt Tamborine and one of them parked up at the hotel where we held the wedding.
I never would have got my wife to agree to that .. but at least she agrees that he 35's look better than the 31's on my Zuk
Congrats ..
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come off it, you seriously think my POS could flex? I get hung up in the maccas drive through on the speed humps.
lol
Fewoza, I was surprised we didn't need low range up the mountain. Hopefully Andy holds tru to taking us out in the bush near his house to get the rigs dirty and maybe break some shiate.
Skippy
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Hehe, I was up there on Saturday arvo for a drive...coming down the Canungra side was interesting!! Hmm..what's that burning smell? Oh..it's only my brakes
Are there any tracks around that area, heading up from Tamborine village on the right there was a "State Forest" sign with a track leading in but didn't bother to read..
So how many people were to a car? Not much room in the back of those things
Ferwoaza wrote:Hehe, I was up there on Saturday arvo for a drive...coming down the Canungra side was interesting!! Hmm..what's that burning smell? Oh..it's only my brakes
Are there any tracks around that area, heading up from Tamborine village on the right there was a "State Forest" sign with a track leading in but didn't bother to read..
So how many people were to a car? Not much room in the back of those things
most of us are only 2 seaters. except for camski. he hd a seat in the back and ended up with 3 people in his.
Skippy
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Thanks for the congrats guys. The whole day went better then expected.
I am staying true to my word and will get all the guys (and anyone else who wants) together for a play on the rocks and in the bog holes. Those nicely painted and polished panels wont stay like it for long
I must also defend Damo here by saying he was still putting his Zook together the morning of my wedding only having painted it up the day before. I'm sure he will post on here when he gets the time. It does look mighty mean and should go well off the tarmac. I, as everyone else, am keen to put it to the test.
