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BACK FROM THE QUARRYWow, had a great day and i would like to thank everybody for a great day. Everyone deserves a thankyou, but an extra big thank you to paul for taking my lad through the big puddle (lol) at full force and a bigger thank you to matt for dragging me out when i got stuck
2.4 Petrol estate
shake,rattle and rolls ![]()
Ian
--------------------------------------------------- 2.2rs sport Green 3"suspension lift, 3"Body lift,Safari Snorkel,32" mt`s,Car Pc running the tunes + Gps and other things Member no. 705 http://www.humber-yorks4x4response.org.uk ![]()
Ian
--------------------------------------------------- 2.2rs sport Green 3"suspension lift, 3"Body lift,Safari Snorkel,32" mt`s,Car Pc running the tunes + Gps and other things Member no. 705 http://www.humber-yorks4x4response.org.uk ![]()
Ian
--------------------------------------------------- 2.2rs sport Green 3"suspension lift, 3"Body lift,Safari Snorkel,32" mt`s,Car Pc running the tunes + Gps and other things Member no. 705 http://www.humber-yorks4x4response.org.uk ![]()
Well once again, what can i say.
A fantastic weekend with exceptional company, and lots and lots of fun Thanks to everyone who attended, it was great to meet you all and look forward to meeting you all again very soon. But a massive thanks must go to Andrea, Steve and Andreas mum and dad for organising the meet, and providing food and wonderfull hospitality. Thank you all. I have too many photos to process tonight, its been a long day. But here are a few of the 77 i took, some of the high and low lights of Saturday and Sunday morning In total, 13 Frontereas were in attendance (Marco and his dad joined us later) :
Ian, in his great 2.2 petrol SWB, you have yet to be stopped, well almost, you nutter
Jond66uk, well and truly stuck Jon, it was great to meet you. Im really gald you joined us and had the nerve to have a go, well done mate. (i secretly think you were trying to get stuck, so i would get covered in mud attaching recovery gear and pulling you out
2 nutters in a 2l Sport, who i forget the names of Hope the fuel relay lasted till you got home. Next time, dont forget the cable ties
Solihullsteve in a water splash
Trugga showing off
The three amigos Sherman, SS2 and my muddy Fronty
A very dirty Fronty
And now for the out takes. Ill let Trugga explain this one
And finally spare a thought for Sherman A pully on the aux drive belt seized, so had to be stretcherd home
Sorry Andrea Hope its sorted soon, and doesnt cost too much. At least Sherman is clean again now Steve cant get online tonight, but also relays his thanks to everyone. He has some great pics, and a fantastic vid of the (all be it abriged due to technical problems All in all, a great weekend. Lets do it again soon
Looking good folks
Ste Ste
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Sorry folks, I forgot to mention removing the front number plate before doing the splash, At least 2 of mine, one of my dads, and one belonging to haps is under there somewhere LOL
Its the reason mine is secured on the front grill...
All I broke was my alternator (Again) which is why I dashed off before dark... Picked one up on the way home and swapped it. I suspect its water thats killing them... It doesnt work now less than it didnt work before.
Ive just noticed how mine was the only petrol that hasnt broken down over the weekend.
Co-incidentaly, i was the only one who stayed out of that frotting big puddle.... There is a lesson in there, somewhere.
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