Must have been the Jap made bridgies.....!!

I reckon they need those tyres of yours Willem, be a good test lol
Cheers Pete

LOL...I don't think even the MRF's are up to it.

It happened to me once too. Around 1964, I was travelling through the Kalahari National Park on the South Africa and Namibia Border and this Hyena walked up and bit into the right hand back tyre of the Vauxhall. Can't remember what brand of tyre but the would have most likely been Dunlops. 'Twas a nervous time changing the tyre when the offender had sauntered off.


Cheers

Here Pussy Pussy.

barry - notice the jack under the car in the fifth. Who put that under there?



A J

No I hadnt seen the jack. But I just ran out of undies!!

Barry,
May I suggest that the jack was put under there when they were out of harms way, !!!
Who took the pictures then???

Cheers Pesty

Dont know Pesty. It was basically sent to me as an email of interest.

obviously they were behind bars..... in another vehicle perhaps?

didnt they do that type of thing to one of the drivers on the show Top Gear recently

not even with some of he toys i have would i do that

finally I understand the lettering thing.........LOL

I meant as opposed to the Oz made, tougher 693LT's...

Cool just havin a lahf,,, :-)


cheers Richard

Well that just dropped the standard of this forum lower than the outside temperature


lol

Footy........given the standard of your posts today, I reckon you must be in desperate need of a decent trip LOL

Aww..fair suck of the sav (tyre ?) felllas. I had to promise the EO people that I'd stay on topic.
I'd hate to have been lion to them . LOL

I reckon you are as bored as i am Footy, day off and to blxxdy cold to do anything, just went and scrubbed the bathroom how desparate is that.
While I have got you chaps here, where are the pyrnees sit in Vic?
Cheers Pete

Ain't they between Spain and France?????

lol

Believe it or not I'm freezing my fingers off and still "working" on someone's HF radio.
They sit on top of the fridge I rekkon :)

My wife has had brekky on the French/Spanish ones...in summer. Closest I ever got was flying over them in winter!

Kind of a long winded way of saying that I'm not exactly sure where they are in relation to Melbourne, but they can't be too far away :)

Pete,
Pyrenees Highway is between Avcoa and Ararat. Immediately west of Avoca is where the good tracks are - in the Pyrenees State Forest.

Thanks Phil, just thinking of doing the trip in Nov. I have only half as far to go as Sir Kev.lol
Cheers Pete