Now that is one hell of a chick magnet 
Mick
Mick
how many of you have a 4x4
- Thread starter littleazza
- Start date
Help Support Prospecting Australia:
goldbug
James
We recently purchased a 97 Jackaroo (Isuzu) with the 3.2 L V6 on gas. Seems to go well and is very comfy. Bit slow on step inclines but if you get run up it will chug its way to the top. We took out all of the rear seats and store our gear in 4 large plastic tubs, which is not ideal but it works OK. Biggest downfall is the fuel set up, its 100% on gas, there is no petrol tank. Little did we know when we purchased it that the range would be very limited on gas, we only get 250 K's a tank 8.( The 3.2 is a nice motor though, very smooth and is supposed to be very reliable..so far so good.
Heres a photo of 'Jack' being proudly 'modeled' by its happy owner
Heres a photo of 'Jack' being proudly 'modeled' by its happy owner
WalnLiz
In remembrance, April 2024
There'll be no stopping you now...next pic you post will have to have some gold bearing mud attached to it.best of luck with it ...Cheers Wal.
Bulldog
Hugh Carrington
- Joined
- Jan 29, 2013
- Messages
- 60
- Reaction score
- 12
Nugget said:Some pics of my new / old beast. Not too bad for $1800 hey
Now nugget i'm not sure wether that qualifies for this thread, but seeing as how your the boss i suppose we can bend the rules just this once.
I've got a GQ Patrol TD42 bulletproof i've done a fair bit of maintenance on my truck but were over 660,000km's now
Best bit of 4by is having draws in the back with everything ready to go, i.e. tent, cooker, shover pan, wheel barrow on the roof, fishing rods you get the picture don't even know its there.
I tell you it came in handly living in brisbane over the last few years with the floods
I'd probably sleep in my truck if the missus let me
Best bit of 4by is having draws in the back with everything ready to go, i.e. tent, cooker, shover pan, wheel barrow on the roof, fishing rods you get the picture don't even know its there.
I tell you it came in handly living in brisbane over the last few years with the floods
I'd probably sleep in my truck if the missus let me
some 33" tyres wouldn't go astray nugget
Nugget said:Some pics of my new / old beast. Not too bad for $1800 hey
The turbo diesel GQ wagon or trayback was one tough truck, too much computerized crap after that. The 80 series turbo diesel was the best Toyota wagon they bought out. I'm not a fan of IFS either. Mick
Mick- Joined
- May 7, 2013
- Messages
- 216
- Reaction score
- 46
Us LandRover people have feelings too Ya know, don,t overlook em !!!!!!!!!
Regards L/R
Regards L/R
Sorry landrover, forgot to mention the landrover defender, this will be my next vehicle Mick
PS: landrovers don't leak oil there just marking their territory
MickPS: landrovers don't leak oil there just marking their territory
- Joined
- May 7, 2013
- Messages
- 216
- Reaction score
- 46
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I can see Your a true Believer !
Regards L/R
Regards L/R
Dogmatic
Matt
Here are a couple of pics of my baby from our last trip. Had her 14 years now and still going strong.
Reckon I will get at least another 14 out or her.
Reckon I will get at least another 14 out or her.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA,Bulldog said:
Russian mafia staff car Mick
And if they did....Do you think you would own up to it ?....in public??Bulldog said:
pauly250
Paul T
Got a 99 hzj79 landcruiser ute with a 1HZ at 450,000km,s and a 83 HJ47 landcruiser ute with a 2H original 320,000 km,s no rust with aircon,i usually take the 47 to the most difficult to get areas as it has a PTO driven winch that can winch all day and not over heat any electrics and i believe its a tuffer 4X4
CASPER's conveyance.... chipped TD5
WalnLiz
In remembrance, April 2024
Nice looking spot Casper...looks very similar to the Crooked River region in the Vic Alps.....Cheers Wal.
