Thread: Underrated I recon.

I had a Toyota carib at one point with a centre diff lock, took that places I wouldnt take my Isuzu mu even after it was done up! Now my mrs's diahatsu terios goes 70% of the places i'd want to take my landcruiser

Daihatsu feroza it's my farm bike down the river go anywhere truck this my 2nd one picked up for $1000.
Also got a honda acty 4x4 truck 660cc ex jap firetruck complete with sirens and lights @Dundee might have a video of it goes anywhere and everywhere

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Originally Posted by Tussock

Ok, googled Acty. Why do I have to be so damned tall?

This thing is FACTORY! Road legal (somewhere) with front drive and rear track.
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This is not one, but you need these for the Rav Cam.

Warning hit mute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsOO...layer_embedded

OMG I have just seen my dream off roader!

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Bring it....my penis is big enough.

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photo shopped, rims are too clean

chopped

puddles will do that.

Originally Posted by Tussock

Ok, googled Acty. Why do I have to be so damned tall?

This thing is FACTORY! Road legal (somewhere) with front drive and rear track.
Attachment 46218

This is not one, but you need these for the Rav Cam.

Warning hit mute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsOO...layer_embedded

got working sirens lights and loud hailer. Goes anywhere

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I had a 5 door 1995 Rav4 and it has seen more mud than 90% of 4x4s on the road.
With my 80% bald H/T tyres, I made it through many bogs and muddy tracks.

Best one was when I went camping near Lake Lyndon and drove through a huge muddle puddle that was way deeper than the RAV was ever designed for, made it through easily.
On the other side was a guy in a decked out Surf with big mud tyres and a snorkel who was weighing up whether he would attempt it or not.
Definitely not the smartest move in hind sight, but the mighty RAV laughed in the face of danger.

My little toy, looks like a Remuera taxi but it's not...

Just had the new tyres fitted for this photo, have had the river flowing over the bonnet and she just kept on going... haven't yet seen another that has been lifted or had a snorkel fitted, damn good wagons I can tell you, all the comforts inside but has plenty of bits to do the outside work... now looking at a removable winch for emergencies...

It's about to get a cut and polish as the poor girl has been a touch abused in the bush...

Originally Posted by Double Shot

My little toy, looks like a Remuera taxi but it's not...

Just had the new tyres fitted for this photo, have had the river flowing over the bonnet and she just kept on going... haven't yet seen another that has been lifted or had a snorkel fitted, damn good wagons I can tell you, all the comforts inside but has plenty of bits to do the outside work... now looking at a removable winch for emergencies...

It's about to get a cut and polish as the poor girl has been a touch abused in the bush...

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looks good in that colour old man got one a few weeks before i git the colorado

lucky for me it was the Monday before the floods so took it for a tiki tour think it had about 100kms on it and had the wheels underwater
dont think i told him that bit

yur kidding me mate . why get it lifted ifyou put low pro tyres on it

i will just stick to my trusty old izusu wizard

Originally Posted by Tussock

I had a Subaru Justy when I was at Uni. One snowy night my mate and I (both of us 100kg at the time) took it all over Dunedin and well out the back into 3 mile hill. We could not pick the whole thing up and walk with it, but we could lift one end then the other out of pretty much anything.
900cc with push button 4WD on the gear stick. A legitimately retarded vehicle.

Should have got the Justy RS turbo instead! (or built one like Trev Crowe's justy of epic madness...)

Car antics at uni were always fun, I remember one night taking a flatmates Suzuki Swift through the middle of the Otago campus - the accesses were all chained off, but the car was small enough that you could lift the chains up and drive under them. Could lift each end of the Swift with a couple of guys too, one night we turned it to a 45deg angle inside a carport... she spent ages doing a 53 point turn just to prove that she didn't have to ask us for help to get it out.

Some good times in Subarus in the snow too, funny cruising up Cargill in the Leone and watching badly driven 'proper 4wds' sliding off into ditches on their way down.

We put a "passed out "mate" into his mini then 6 of us lifted it inside his house (took off sliding doors) and put it in front of TV in the lounge.

He woke up next morning and freaked as he didn't remember anything , and we caught hell from his mum cause it leaked oil on carpet.

Originally Posted by mikee

We put a "passed out "mate" into his mini then 6 of us lifted it inside his house (took off sliding doors) and put it in front of TV in the lounge.

He woke up next morning and freaked as he didn't remember anything , and we caught hell from his mum cause it leaked oil on carpet.

Classic!