Do you call your 4wd a truck ?

LOL Very good Geoff :-)

hey Geoff

Kev has an X-Trail.................is he?????

If he calls it a "Truck" Yes, otherwise maybe!

Geoff

Geoff

the only thing he calls is the RACQ :-)))

Cause it is a typical Missan always broken down.
Lucky I have the reliability of Darkie AKA "King Off and On the Road"


Cheers Kev

Hey Kev...that half chopped breadbox of yours only sees the bitumine....hahaha

hey Willem

and he has RACQ on speed dial too

Willem,

Who asked you??

Mark,

Like I said only for a Missan

Cheers Kev

willem

if Kev wanted a lowlux.....why didnt he just but one???

Was just thinking the same....not too mention noise complaints; all we need now is someone to post they are thinking of buying a 'Landy' ... that will stir up the mine is better than yours brigade, not too mention the 'Landy' jokes....

:)))

Cheers

I was waiting for someone to start the Toorak Tractor Jokes Mate.
It's all.
:)

when i said in the end it's my truck... i didn't mean the x-trail.

You are onto it.
If it looks like a truck drives like a truck, then I guess that what it is.
Seems to me people buy a 4WD and expect on road handling like a sports car.
I call my Landcruisers and the F250 and the old F100 trucks, because that is what they are, even if the F250 rides more like a car.
I will call them what I please.
Don't think I would call a Niss Trial a truck though!!l

Truck/4wd what ever you want to call YOUR vehicle, is really up to YOU isn't it, and it aint got anything to do with anybody else really has it!?



have another beer, a chill pill, and enjoy life guys, cheers unc

So the vehicles most people refer to as a truck that you can hire from kennards hire ( Hire trucks -- words as per there website)- AVIS truck rental are NOT trucks but vans as they can be driven i standard Car licence >?


Boc

yep vans

Mine is a car, simple as that.

I would define a truck as a goods carrying vehicle (ie. designed primarily for transporting of goods [by road], but differs from a van because of separate compartments for driver and goods)
A bus is a passenger carrying vehicle (generally more than 12 passengers)
A car is a personal-use vehicle (regardless of the number of wheels driven by the transmission - you don't hear people referring to non-4WD cars as '2WDs'). Mr Harold Scrubby might like to make a distinction and think that 4WDs are inherently more dangerous than 2WDs but if you walk in front of a Holden Commodore or Subaru Outback the outcome is going to be pretty similar, likewise for a Toyota Landcruiser or a Ford Transit

To use get outmore's definition, a tractor would also fit into the definition of a car (class CA licence includes tractors and 'implements') LOL ;-)

Could be a Motorbike.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm........makes you wonder doesn't it!

This has been discussed 264269 times,,,,,well seems like it anyway.

I dont think I have seen ss-ss before, so maybe you could be right Gone Bush, hopefully they will lock this thread or delete it.....

Karen

G'day Karen,

You're not related to Truckster by any chance - he alway use to quote these type of numbers!

Kind regards

lol, no I am not. But speaking of him does he not get on anymore?
Or does he get like me and gets sick of the nonsense on here and has to have 12 months away from the site..............lol

Karen

G'day Karen,

I think he pops up every now and then and wouldn't suprise me if he started this original post! I think we all need a break every now and then AND occasionally these breaks are work imposed (like mine).

Kind regards

haha I was going to call mine DOLLY!

Has it got a large pair of bulbous headlights


LOL

Graham

dunno about the lighting but Bonz does have a saggy rear end i'm told.

yep its got both

Hello Dolly wheres your wig

Jon

do they still make parts for your old jinka?????

Don't you worry about that Old Mate.
It'll still be going strong well after yours as seen it's last days.
AHAHAHAHAHAH

Jon

is it true that 98 % of all Landcruisers ever made are still on the road??











only 2 % made it home :-P

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gday all

thats the sound of Jon's lifters

Ha ha, reminds me, was at couisin-in-laws home at the weekend and we (I) were watching a car channel on foxtel and something about engine size was mentioned......

Cuz-in law is far, far from being motor oriented innocently asked "do americans talk of engine size in litres or pints"?

He couldn't figure why I cracked up. lol

landseka,
I do know that some Americans think the The Star-Spangled Banner ends with,
Now Gentleman, Start Your Engines. :)

C'mon Mark...that is plagerism.......it's a 'Landy' joke..

It's okay, I'm sure there are plenty of them to share around!

(the Landy jokes that is)

Having said all that I dont usually ever refer to it as a truck.

Mine is old girl cause she is. Cruiser mostly and Mongrel when it wont do what I want it to.

ONYA WILLEM.........NOW YA DUNNIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can understand your confusion! Perhaps you could start a new thread so the helpful folk on EO can help you decide what to call each vehicle :-)