Come on! We know he was dragging somebody BACK out of the mud pit!Quote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
(You really should be looking over your shoulder when backing up like that.) :)
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Come on! We know he was dragging somebody BACK out of the mud pit!Quote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
(You really should be looking over your shoulder when backing up like that.) :)
Hahaha that was very silly though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cobrajet
Cool pics, maybe I should see if Camp Ripley will open up for a wheeling day like that.
I'm diggin' the camo shorts with the hi-viz vest combo... :bwgr:Quote:
Originally Posted by crotchrocket
oh man wormgod...ill say it since dub isnt here to do it..Quote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
'if you havent been on both sides of a strap than you arent wheeling right' (Ldub)
i know ive been on the stuck side of the strap a few too many times....
great pics though rocket!
looks like your getting full use out of your VX! i love it!
Not entirely true, i believe some of the older Mazda MPVs had 4wd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riff Raff
I'll take your word for it. My VX is an urban offroader so the only way I would ever get stuck is if a Smartcar ended up under my rear axle. Been known to happen. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by pbkid
Crotchrocket,
Dude looks like fun! And remember, please put your woman in the calendar for next year.
Peace.
Tom
yea or over here its called a mitsubishi delica ( the 4x4 van)
seen some older versions as well.
Ah yes; MARLIN, you are correct (somewhat). The Mazda MPV 4WD (rather AWD) van was produced 1989--1998 and was essentially rear drive with a steering column mounted push button that engaged the front axle for 50/50 "high range only" drive output between the front & rear axle. Basically, it was 2WD with push button "on the fly" selectable AWD. The Mazda MPV did not have a traditional Hi/Lo range transfer case found on a common 4WD. The vehicle was not designed for true off-road; but rather as a 6--8 passenger "snow vehicle" with on-demand AWD cabability.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marlin
Cheers Guys, we had a great day and yes, Claire is a legend!!!!!! She's great at helping with that stuff and loves the mud :D
The van as said is a mitsubishi Delica, the guy put up all kinds of posts on the thames vally 4X4 forum before going and it turned out to be quite god. Its basically a mitsubishi pajero underneath!!
There were LOADS of other 4x4's, if you want to see pics of th day here is a link to my clubs gallery. Have a scroll through !
http://www.tv4x4.co.uk/index.php?set...view_album.php
ah ok!Quote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
now i understand ;)
please dont tell me your a mall crawler right?
Can't be what I've never heard of, heh. *shrug*Quote:
Originally Posted by pbkid
If it's any consolation, I don't go to the mall. Amazon.com for me. :p
lol....mall crawler is the trucks you see rolling around with huge lifts and perfect looking rims and bumpers, with not a scratch anywhere on the vehicle (im talking about HUGELY modified trucks, not 2-3 inches)Quote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
I'm going to be a pedant - its a Mitsubishi Delica. Its basically a minivan body on a LWB Misubishi Pajearo/Shogun/Montero chassis with a 2.8 turbo diesel engine. There aresome great videos of them off-roading on youTube.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knigh7s
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