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[Marv]

Hmmmm.... not too sure now, with the way you asked that question... lol

 

There is special code to enter on the site for the 2 for 1 ticket

 

I have friends into them and have owned a Rodeo MT as a station hack myself. If you actually want a good minitruck, I know of a few for sale. If you just want a lowered Japanese ute thats another matter

[Zac]

 

I have friends into them and have owned a Rodeo MT as a station hack myself. If you actually want a good minitruck, I know of a few for sale. If you just want a lowered Japanese ute thats another matter

Nice... not really interested in it being lowered actually... I prefer the practically of them as a ute still, but I don't like them looking bog stock in white like the typical workman's ute...

[B4TT]

Radam, you picked a great day to ride to work

 

http://www.smh.com.a...0218-32ygd.html

[Marv]

Nice... not really interested in it being lowered actually... I prefer the practically of them as a ute still, but I don't like them looking bog stock in white like the typical workman's ute...

 

Lowered is fine, even bagged. I know a bloke who used a bagged, notched Mazda spacecab right up to the time he pulled it off the road to bodydrop it (and 20B).

 

My Rodeo was lowered in the front, 2.5 blocks in the back with a cutdown tray. Was still plenty practical... except in the wet. Traction was for other people lol

[Zac]

 

Lowered is fine, even bagged. I know a bloke who used a bagged, notched Mazda spacecab right up to the time he pulled it off the road to bodydrop it (and 20B).

 

My Rodeo was lowered in the front, 2.5 blocks in the back with a cutdown tray. Was still plenty practical... except in the wet. Traction was for other people lol

Ahhh... well I wouldn't mind it a little lower, easier to get the dirtbike up on there... lol... but nah, not going bagged...

 

Rather get a tub back than a tray... because more pratical for me I guess, and yeah, more usable on rainy days with the tonneau cover... traction would be nice.. but I don't plan to race anything or drift in a ute.. lol

[Robert]

 drift in a ute.. lol

in a ute it happens by itself

[Adam]

Radam, you picked a great day to ride to work
 
http://www.smh.com.a...0218-32ygd.html

Haha yep.


Don't know if I'll last that long at work today. Got stupid amount of hayfever

in a ute it happens by itself

They practically slide sideways when stopped.

[Robert]

It's good fun when you intend to do it, not so much when you don't expect it

[Marv]

Ahhh... well I wouldn't mind it a little lower, easier to get the dirtbike up on there... lol... but nah, not going bagged...

 

Rather get a tub back than a tray... because more pratical for me I guess, and yeah, more usable on rainy days with the tonneau cover... traction would be nice.. but I don't plan to race anything or drift in a ute.. lol

 

Traction isn't from powah or driving  like a dickhead. It's because there is no weight over the rear + antiquated leaf-sprung rear-end designed for loads not handling/ride/traction.

[Zac]

in a ute it happens by itself

Yeah... not looking forward to that part... was shite in my sister's old mazda bravo ute...

 

Haha yep.


Don't know if I'll last that long at work today. Got stupid amount of hayfever

Same here bro... can't stop sneezing...

[Zac]

 

Traction isn't from powah or driving  like a dickhead. It's because there is no weight over the rear + antiquated leaf-sprung rear-end designed for loads not handling/ride/traction.

Understood man... thats why you get better traction when you are carrying a load, and in the old days of Holden utes, friends used to throw sandbags in the back for added traction..

[Marv]

Easy way to cure it is to pull the towbar off, fill it with lead and then have several friends refit it.

[Zac]

Easy way to cure it is to pull the towbar off, fill it with lead and then have several friends refit it.

Haha damn... that is a pretty smart move... don't lose space in the tray then... lol...

 

Oh well, this is still just something I'm looking into...

 

Going to check out a bike today and if it isn't as soon as it looks, I'll spend a little more time looking into a ute/minitruck...

[simon]

Blergggg minitrucks.........but whatever floats your boat

 

[Adam]

Blergggg

Minitruck exhaust note

[B4TT]

Armadillos look cool.

[simon]

Minitruck exhaust note

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God im bored......

[B4TT]

Watch porn.

[nickknack]

Sack, if you're not buying a motorbike with that money why not put it into fixing your current car up, instead of buying another car which wil most likely have problems of its own, especially if it is a clapped out old rust bucket shitbox minitruck

[Marv]

The trick is not to buy a shitbox MT. 

 

They do exist (and are, in my experience, generally easier to find than a non-fucked Subaru)