You can't say you weren't warned!!!!

Welcome Ian,
Enjoy your stay mate
Might see you out there some time, I'll make sure I bring an extra strap for ya....lol

Goodonya Lone....ahhh...sorry....I mean Ian?!?! LOL
Welcome to the madhouse officially. Your a funny buggar...you've seen the never-ending b/s that goes on here and you've STILL shelled out your hard-earned to join in. WOW.
If you're up here arounf the YP some time, call in and say g'day. We don't discriminate against softroaders.
Cheers mate

Welcome Lone Wolf...err Ian. err..Redaor Tfos..ahahahahha..

set up a rig pic so we can check out your soft roader...

welcome aboard and enjoy

Lyn [Mrs. Al]

do you need a flea collar? or are you domesticated?
and wellcome!

Hey Lone Wolf welcome to the group sure you'll fit right in.

See Ya
PatC

G'Day digger

Welcome aboard .... but no lickin yer bits in public .... OK?

From one dog to another...Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

At least you didn't call yourself the Bees Knees. Welcome to the club and keep rocking.
You will have to keep the June longweekend free for a bit of a get together on the River near Loxton. A few forumites will be there. Got a couple of tracks in mind that even a soft roader could follow with detours LOL

Gee,

Flow Enol just does not sound quite so impressive.......!

Nice pic. How bout one with 4 wheels rather than 4 paws.

Good to see you among the true believers. The card is good for coffee all over Oz!

Steven

Yep welcome to the house of fun, like everyone said how'bout a pic of the 4wd as well as the 4pd (4pawdrive).

To all those that have replied & welcomed me into the brethen.......Thank You.

I will upload a small piccy of the Honda in the next week or so. But really, it's nothing special, besides the stuff I've tacked onto the outside.

Anyone remeber the Delorean from "Back To The Future"?........ well......... its sort of maybe a bit........well maybe a big bit like that!!

I just can't help myself, I won't be happy 'till I can't see out of the rear window.......

Anyway, thankyou all for having me on board.

welcome wolfie...enjoy this place,,,there are more laughs than you can poke a stick at,,,and more combined knowledge that you could bark at...
and dont worry about the "soft-roader".....i'm sure we will convert you with time and patience on our side......:)

rick.

Welcome,

We used our Freelander offroad for 2 years before we bought our Troopy. Did a lot of club trips and went anywhere a Disco could go except for the real lumpy stuff where we ran out of ground clearance or the real steep stuff that needed low ratio 1st but on the trips we did, it was not often that we did need a tow or alternate route.

Soft offroaders are under-rated for off road use and , espcially in mud where their lack of weight helps.

You learn a few tricks to survive with no low ratio and an auto helps. Also carrying a couple of snatch straps plus having rated tow hooks helps a lot along with a friend or two to help recover you.

In my experience, you can go a long way in a soft off roader, then get stuck. You can go further in a standard Troopy, Patrol, etc and get stuck. Then you can go even further in a modified Troopy, patrol, etc and get real stuck real bad and have to use self recovery as no-one can get as far as you to recover yourself.

Have fun

Stevesub

Welcome mate, nice handle, sorry i,m a bit late, i was crook last night, have to show of the HRV when you can. Should be good if the bet stands i'll be there if it happens lol.

Baz.

Here Puppy, here Puppy. SIT ! Thats a Good Boy.

Cheers

Welcome aboard the crazy train Ian. I'm a bit worried about that psuedonym - another bloody introduced species - watch out or the greenies will after you!

Welcome aboard Lone Wolf, nice to see all the "real 4wd" rivalry did not scare you off. As said earlier, some of the soft roaders go pretty hard before they get stuck ;-) Hope you enjoy the forum.

Cheers

Captain

Yeah - welcome to the site.

By the way there is nothing wrong with Soft Roaders - we all need a ground anchor occassionaly.

Karl

Welcome to the funny farm Ian, Just make sure you carry your doggy bag around with you!! And most importantly, like many others on here DONT forget your medication!
Enjoy the ride