My old Brumby, brothers old 83 wagon and a mates 88 wagon. All the good bits of footage I have put in a 6min video. Hope you enjoy.
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A Video of the old days offroading Subaru's.
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Phizinza
, Aug 17 2008 06:16 AM
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 12:00 AM
My old Brumby, brothers old 83 wagon and a mates 88 wagon. All the good bits of footage I have put in a 6min video. Hope you enjoy.
Good video! Looks like you've got some pretty nice areas over there. Ever get any snow/ice to drive in?
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 06:42 AM
I live 800km away from where it snows enough to stay on the ground 
Where I live it has never snowed. About the coldest it gets is 3 or 4 degrees C. This winters minimum was about 7 Celsius. We have lots of sand and dust. And if your lucky, mud.
Cheers,
Where I live it has never snowed. About the coldest it gets is 3 or 4 degrees C. This winters minimum was about 7 Celsius. We have lots of sand and dust. And if your lucky, mud.
Cheers,
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 09:13 PM
I live 800km away from where it snows enough to stay on the ground
Where I live it has never snowed. About the coldest it gets is 3 or 4 degrees C. This winters minimum was about 7 Celsius. We have lots of sand and dust. And if your lucky, mud.
Cheers,
That's too bad. I like snow driving, but when it's ice, that just sucks. Sand can be a real blast, though. If there are any dunes you could drive on, I'd be mounting some ATV paddles on the soob!
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 10:36 PM
Most of the sand dunes you can drive on here are classed "public roads" so you need DOT approved tyres
And yes, the cops do come out into the dunes to defect cars and stop nonsense here.
The Kumho 27" M/T's did a great job at 14psi in the sand anyhow. Just gotta keep the load light as we've learned. An extra 100-200kg in the back and its shocking in the soft sand
And yes, the cops do come out into the dunes to defect cars and stop nonsense here.
The Kumho 27" M/T's did a great job at 14psi in the sand anyhow. Just gotta keep the load light as we've learned. An extra 100-200kg in the back and its shocking in the soft sand
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