Hardly. Such rails exist in aircrafts and elsewhere.
Hardly. Such rails exist in aircrafts and elsewhere.
It can only be used as the lower of two rails. As the upper rail - because of the bulge underneath - you can not hang anything without spacer bolts, which renders it useless to hang anything there.
A "Tootility belt", so to say - as opposed to a "Toot Button".
I guess we are all boys of daddies
Haha but will you actually use it off-road once in a while? Because Defenders drivers in SEQLD do not!!! You need to be in real-estate to drive one here!!!Hmmm, most Monday’s to Friday’s I’ll be driving my Iggy into a CBD carpark wearing business clothes, and a lot of weekends it’ll just head around town taking me on non 4wd adventures. Maybe even to a cafe for brunch.
I suppose I’ll fit in with all these daddy’s boys in their Defenders.
My mental image of Qld real estate dealers
Wrong Tazzieman.
Agreed, and my Grenadier will be on bitumen most of the time too, even at school drop offs, unfortunately that's just daily life ... but it is also being bought with the intention of being able to have the freedom to continue our enjoyment of going bush camping for a few weeks, fossicking, exploring and on the beach for a bit of surf fishing … basically all the things you would have bought a Defender for, if it was still true to the car it used to be.
If you';d attended the Hobart Red Hot Summer rock show on Sunday you'd have seen things have changed in the past 50 years.
We just had a few days in a row of 35 but with 2,476% humidity! Sweating whilst getting dry after your nightly shower is bollocks... felt like 40 during the day and what's the point of antiperspirant, when your sweating beads from under your eyes!
Funnily enough I don't give a rats about image and can never wait to get remote enough so as not to see another coiffed human.
This is what I was referring to
So they're not attempting to patent the rails, just the idea of using them on a vehicle in the way that they illustrate.
What about bending some L track and inserting it around your King Gee shorts?
Surely you would need a pair of 'ruggers' or 'stubbies' for that sort of extreme sport?
yeah, sure, patent that!
And how much does a patent application cost?
You're right, I think. That's what we call a "Gebrauchsmuster" (use pattern?) in Germany, not a patent. The result is then a "Gebrauchsmuster Schutz" - a "use pattern protection".
