Lambert centre

Because I am an aussie Willem and i respect our flag and country, do you

I too am an Aussie and respect everything Australian and love this country to death

But you havent answered my question.

Somehow people think that everything in the outback must operate to conditions and standards similar to that in more populated areas. This is just not feasible.

Hence my comment.

Willem,
I know things in the outback cannot operate like the more populated areas,and I do know what its like to live in these places,all I am saying is a little national pride would be nice to see. And answer to your question I was told it got stolen does that make you happy now. I have just come from 50,000 acres and it operates like a populated area its all how you handle it mate.
I have thought it through.
cheers

Peter A

My question was Who told you it was stolen?

" I have just come from 50,000 acres and it operates like a populated area its all how you handle it mate. " What does this mean?

Mate you are sentimental but not practical. Lets leave it at that,eh?

The flag pole didnt by chance have an Exploroz sticker on it ? Sure sign of SA vandals at work:)
Cheers
Greg

it didnt 3 days ago, but the inside of the lid of the jerry can book holder did.

Ahhhh. GO OFFROAD

How is the GU ute going?

very well thank you, its current pootrol home page cover girl too i think.

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/Patrol4WD/

Darren

Is this a permanent addition to your stable of vehicles?

It is a permenent vehicle, to the dwindling garage, down to 4 now, and the rodeo going shortly, with the TX prado gone, and the pootrol replacing it.

Ended up with the new car 5 days before departing, so 4 x 2am working nights after work saw the tray get made, 4" lift, castor plates, ridepro shocks, front control arm spacers, 4.88 diffs, 37" tyres on 10" rims, triple batteries, uhf in, lightforce XGT's on and working, fuel fillers mounted, heavy duty rear control arms, steering arms fitted, and it had 400km on it before I left to the Simpson, hay river 3 weeks ago, and it now has 6800km on it.

What a trip it was, taking 9 other cars with me from LCOOL.org.

Yeah Darren

Saw you at the Birdsville Caravan Park but did not know who you were until Ruth told me after you had left. Now I know what you look like but I may still be a mystery to you...hahahahaha

Anyway the Nissan is a good looking truck and no doubt a very capable off road machine. How were the Pro Comp tyres in the sand?

I am going to mount an expedition next year in a similar direction in the Simpson to look for a plaque I put out there 18 years ago.

scaredycat ;-)

We were in search of afew things while out in the hay area, some going back to 1973, members of the current trip put out there etc going back to then.

The Pro Comps I would put a close 2nd to MTR's, only because they are directional, but drive very nice, work well, anfd are reasonably quiet.

As you probably know, its not that difficult to find your way around, or head cross country out there, i think alot iof people would be surprised what you find when tootling around in the desert.

Why not?

Arrrrgggghhhhh Rosco Where have you been,fella?

Small things, huh? Yeah well.....................

Just keeping a quiet eye on you me old mate ...... ;o)

going back a while some uni student burnt a flag in some protest and it started a debate if it should be illegal like in the good ole US. didnt get to have my say but I thought it should only be an offence if a hotplate wasnt chucked over over the fire with a couple of snags

I was there in early October 2003 and the flag was missing. The hoist rope was still in place though.

Cheers
Stephen J.