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I thought that is what most Queenslanders looked like.
Don't know what sort but here is a sketch that one of our SAS Cpls. did back in the 1985 period
Davman we actually do have a photo of the primate see attachmentI thought that is what most Queenslanders looked like.
I thought that is what most Queenslanders looked like.
Yes thats the case,Best of luck Les.
There must be some lady ones ; I'll bet they're as good looking as the blokes.
It's the Qld equivalent of the Tassy tiger - but if you find one , don't tell anyone where it is.
Yowie
Pretty bloody primitive that one. Doesn't look like it should be on only two legs. Photoshopped I reckon.Davman we actually do have a photo of the primate see attachment
View attachment 7802827 We have a photo of the primate Daveman
Yep, exactlyAt the end - in all reviews there were nothing new.
To me still testing a preproduction - Or a production vehicle with some software missing.. (Airbag issue)
Off Road capability in all reviews excellent.
What we knew - was - on road capability were some trade of - such as speed limit, assistants. Tyres, steering, visibility. Nothing new.
The topic of RHD footrest - applies to some drivers but not to all.
And what we all knew - the controls on transfer case - how to use difflocks etc.. is to be decided by human brain - not a computer..
We do not have driving modes. - so drivers brain decides what to switch on - off - not some sensors.
This means - a person driving a Grenadier must know about offroad driving.. - if not experienced enough - some lessons with an offroad driving instructor should be booked.
For those persons deciding to use the Grenadier as a mall crawler .. (hopefully not to many) - they may stay with a fieldmaster where just the center difflock is attached and they have the second lever anyway most in H -. and its for decoration only.. "I could if I would."
Yes @emaxYou're right. Like me: I don't need a 10'000€ camera equipment, neither do i need three or four motorbikes, or a collection of 30 knifes or a plethora of tools.
But I like them. They please me, and I can use them whenever I want or simply take them in hand and enjoy their quality and perfection.
I’m ok with that though. I shouldn’t need to justify my reasoning for liking something to anyone …well the Mrs., but she doesn’t count.Yes @emax
People come up with bullshit reasons to justify their personals choices.
Mostly the best one is ....... because I like it.
Daily Mail maybe the read of your choice thenWho I want to hear from is the grumpiest, most critical of everything, no nonsense reviewer in the auto world today. Maybe even someone who didn’t have a wonderful all expenses trip to Scotland , and see what he/she has to say.
The ‘nothings perfect’ thing bothers me greatly considering the cost of this car in my country. I know it’s a 4x4 and not a mallcrawler but issues like the RHD footwell and wiper issue are flipping basic 101 comfort and safety issues - ye can’t get those right, what else might be lurking that hasn’t shown itself yet?
Just my tuppence ….. carry on!
Never!!!!!!Daily Mail maybe the read of your choice then
It's called desire.Yes @emax
People come up with bullshit reasons to justify their personals choices.
Mostly the best one is ....... because I like it.
This was the comment that I was replying toIt's called desire.
It's personal, so difficult to critique... not sure that makes it BS