Roof top tinnys on 4WD's Interesting concept !

Depends if he has the drain plugs in or not.

what is the forcast, maybe ya are expecting rain, heavy rains ... flooding .... and he is simply very prepaired hahahahahah
Interesting concept i must say, i have pondered doing that as it is a pain to take everything out and it also drip all sorts of crud over the roof when flipped up-side down, any sand, scales, mud, bait and so on falls on the roof, with all the light stuff as rods, life jacketes ect they can stay in if it stays upright and that is excellent for repeat use like when you are camping but dont have a trailer ...... sooo given THAT it is a dam good idea as far as praticially speaking goes..
Cheers
Joe

G/Day Fred, ,,Ya could sit up there and have lunch!!, enjoy the view somewhere...LOL.


Cheers Axle.

Gday,
Maybe it doubles as a play pen for his kids......
Or a rainwater tank?

LOL

That bloke has a lot more faith in the strength of a Nissan gutterless roof rack than I have!!
Maybe he's relying on the "lift factor" of the wind under the hull, when he's doing 110kmh, to ease the load on the roof rack bars? - and reduce his fuel consumption too?!
Could lead to a whole new meaning for the description, "low flying"?!

I think its for deep river crossings!! Vehicle goes under, just climb out the windows and you are safe and sound!! I thought you of all people would work that one out Fred!! :)) Michael

G`day Fred,

He seems to be getting a few bites, well on here he is anyway. :>)


Scrubby

Fred,
I can see why he has mounted the tinnie on the roof that way.

Number 1 the nose gives him lift and when he starts the propellor spinning that makes it fly. All those out there use a diesel chips to get it up and boogieing don't know how to do it. He just uses the lift off the bow and his outboard propellor.

I also see you have an anti nissan deflector on the front of your bus windscreen.

All the best.
RA.