1996 Mitsubishi Pajero

[Tonynos]

There's a new rocker cover gasket in a packet in my oldmans garage if you want a spare. Not sure if there's anything else. I'll have a look.

[Daniel]

Cheers Tony, but I've already ordered them

[Stuart]

Looks in great condition Dan. I must admit, with the forthcoming weather, changing from a rear wheel drive sports car with bloody great rear tyres into a nice tough, predictable, elevated four wheel drive seems like a great idea.

You've got more wood on that dash than I have in my woodburner

[Daniel]

Cheers Stu. It really is in good nick. Hopefully before christmas you'll be able to see it? But yesh, after having some greenlane fun today in huge dips and slipperly/muddy surfaces it makes total sense. And i have a lot of mod ideas in mind too.

haha, tbh i'm not a big fan of the oem wood trim. Much prefer the bare plastic underneath. But hey ho, cross to bear and all that shit

[Daniel]

Quick video from today on one part of the green lane route from East Wretham to Croxton; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBiYbTi- ... ture=feedu had to compress it down to 480 because youtube is crap.

[Stuart]

I christened my first Hilux Surf with exactly the same route a few years back Great fun, until I got stuck

[IWANT1]

Travelled that route too bit flat:auto::driving:

[Daniel]

Yeah could really do with some more peaks and troughs with mud

[pablo]

You spent all that time cleaning your truck then take it out looking for mud:driving:. Some would say you're not right but i say fair play to for using the truck:thumbs:
We've got a road like that round here, it's called the M6:smilielol5:

[Daniel]

lmao

Yeah I know, a couple of people have mentioned that too. But now it's been t-cutted and polished up the mud will wash off easier rather than being an arse to shift But thanks Paul, trucks have got to be used at some point or another