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Tinus lotz
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Full Name: Tinus lotz
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Home Town: Centurion
Current 4x4: Nissan patrol 4.8 GRX 2005 Toyota 2.7 legend 35 LWB 4X4
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by Tinus lotz » 11 Dec 2013 09:20
Alex Roux
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Full Name: Alexander Roux
Nickname: Calculator
Home Town: Johannesburg
Current 4x4: 2004 GU 3TDi (Lexus) - aka "Witblits" (sold) 2005: GU TD42 - aka "Masewa" 1996: GQ TB48 conversion - aka "Skilpad" 1993: GQ SWB TB42 - aka "Shortie" 1985: MQ Patrol (Safari) SD33 - aka "Toro"
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by Alex Roux » 11 Dec 2013 10:29
biggles wrote: One problem: it will not fit in the garage.
Too high or too long?
There is help if it is too long. On can, depending on the bumper, cut away from it.
Skilpad, Shortie, Toro & Masewa
biggles
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Posts: 514 Joined: 18 Nov 2013 05:17
Full Name: Steven
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by biggles » 11 Dec 2013 12:33
Alex Roux wrote: biggles wrote: One problem: it will not fit in the garage.
Too high or too long?
There is help if it is too long. On can, depending on the bumper, cut away from it.
Too high, but not a major as I can remove the roofrack and lift the garage door motor.
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biggles
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Full Name: Steven
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by biggles » 11 Dec 2013 21:48
Did not quite realise how big the patrols are!! Or how small the jeep was!!
I spent the afternoon putting in the radios and planning the fridge slider position.
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Jorrie
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Posts: 2185 Joined: 21 Jun 2011 18:55
Full Name: Jacobus Jordaan
Nickname: Jorrie
Home Town: Pretoria
Current 4x4: 1998 Nissan Patrol 4500 GRX (now in Benji's hands), 2019 Zook Gen 4, 2011 4.8 GRX Patrol Adventure 60
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by Jorrie » 12 Dec 2013 05:38
Congratulations Steven. I hope it will give you endless pleasure.
Jorrie
1998 4500 GRX (Benji)
2011 4800 GRX Adventure 60 (Jorrie)
2011 Jimny Sold (Benji)
2 x 2019 Jimnies (1 x Lizzybean69, 1 x Jorrie)
IanT
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Posts: 1234 Joined: 17 May 2013 10:43
Full Name: Ian Temperley
Nickname: IanT (aka) "The Joker"
Home Town: JHB
Current 4x4: 1995 GQ 4.2 Petrol (Turbo Charged) (Hell Boy) 2008 4.8 GRX Umkombe
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by IanT » 12 Dec 2013 06:09
Verrry, verrry nice Pieter!!!! Or maybe that should be Steven!! When you have warmed up a bit on the oil burner you could always upgrade an play with the big boys and get the 4.8 as g-man says sucks gas but hauls ass!
Tinus lotz
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by Tinus lotz » 12 Dec 2013 06:12
Looks good man!
Alex Roux
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Full Name: Alexander Roux
Nickname: Calculator
Home Town: Johannesburg
Current 4x4: 2004 GU 3TDi (Lexus) - aka "Witblits" (sold) 2005: GU TD42 - aka "Masewa" 1996: GQ TB48 conversion - aka "Skilpad" 1993: GQ SWB TB42 - aka "Shortie" 1985: MQ Patrol (Safari) SD33 - aka "Toro"
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by Alex Roux » 12 Dec 2013 11:17
Hi Steven
Did you manage to get the engine performance issues sorted out?
Alex
Skilpad, Shortie, Toro & Masewa
davidvdm
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by davidvdm » 12 Dec 2013 12:04
Jeeps are just generally small vehicles
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MQ C200 SFA
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biggles
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Full Name: Steven
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by biggles » 12 Dec 2013 22:13
Alex Roux wrote: Hi Steven
Did you manage to get the engine performance issues sorted out?
Alex
It was just the gearbox... It takes some getting used too.
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