What did you do with your Grenadier today?

[McPharmer II]

Why I´ve stripped my Grenny:

 

[jert]

Finished my bed construction.

 

[DaveB]

Finished my bed construction.
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I love a firm bed but that looks a bit too firm for me.

 

[Blackbox88]

I love a firm bed but that looks a bit too firm for me.

At least it has good ventilation holes

 

[Jean Mercier]

Somewhere east of Cluj

 

[Jean Mercier]

And this was on September 11, Viile Satu Mare, Romania, only the first 5 minutes are interesting:

 

[ECrider]

cracking Jean . Bet that gets a bit slippy in winter.

Love the ring tone!

Very enjoyable viewing.

 

[rovie]

And this was on September 11, only the first 5 minutes are interesting:

Hello @Jean Mercier, In the area I was already with a Lada Niva. Seriously, it looks like near Záhorce. I was working in Szügy for a few months at that time and I drove the Lada with friends on the weekend. However, they (hunters and forest owners) preferred to show me what the Niva can do. We avoided paths and drove across fields and forests, the rapeseed in the places was flattened by the car.

 

[Jean Mercier]

Hello @Jean Mercier, In the area I was already with a Lada Niva. Seriously, it looks like near Záhorce. I was working in Szügy for a few months at that time and I drove the Lada with friends on the weekend. However, they (hunters and forest owners) preferred to show me what the Niva can do. We avoided paths and drove across fields and forests, the rapeseed in the places was flattened by the car.

The Lada Niva was indeed a light and good 4X4. A friend had one when I was living in Ecuador. I will edit my posts above and write down in which are it is.

 

[DaveB]

Somewhere east of Cluj

hearing those branches scratching down the top and sides had me cringing a fair bit.

 

[bigleonski]

hearing those branches scratching down the top and sides had me cringing a fair bit.

Let me tell you, after 400-500km of it, with harder less leafy more scratchy folage, you still cringe, although the inevitability of it all sort of eases you mind a bit.
You kind of tell yourself bushstripes are a badge of honour, but you still cringe

 

[DaveB]

Let me tell you, after 400-500km of it, with harder less leafy more scratchy folage, you still cringe, although the inevitability of it all sort of eases you mind a bit.
You kind of tell yourself bushstripes are a badge of honour, but you still cringe

At least I got mine in a colour which won't show them up ............much

 

[Jean Mercier]

It was yesterday, boat crossing over the Tisza river in Hungary close to the town of Tiszakécske.
I swear this was not photoshopped, the images speak for themselves
And I don't know why my camera decided suddenly to place a watermark on my pictures

 

[Tazzieman]

I trust it was >800mm deep

 

[Fab]

So Mister Sir Jim is buying ferry’s now too?

 

[Phud]

I collected mine and drove it home, seems I have the latest software update in it.

150 miles, 240 km, no lights pings or bongs so far. Very comfortable only issue other road users

 

[DCPU]

So Mister Sir Jim is buying ferry’s now too?

- or @Jean Mercier leaving a breadcrumb trail for others to follow?

 

[Tazzieman]

We just dreamt about ours today.
And built the 3/4 FR roof rack. A very sturdy unit!
The kit includes spacers , which we worked out were for the optional table kit (see Scott;s install) , but left them off ours as I need the 8mm clearance once the quick release RTT mounts go on! Fingers crossed my calcs are perfect.

 

[emax]

At least it has good ventilation holes

But farting is bad for the climate, I heard.

 

[emax]

@Jean Mercier,

Thanks for your forest video, I like it.

But please send us a few (honest ) photos of what your painting looks like now. I would like to get a feel for the impact of such adventures.

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