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by brachunky on Tue Jan 22, 2008 12:16 am
Danny-Treg wrote:Hi everyone,
Just thought I'd introduce myself, the name is Danny - I was the "fool" driving the Touareg! What a great day!
A big thanks to everyone who attended. I spoke to a number of people - was overwhelmed by the friendlyness and organisation at this event. I hope to attend further meets - think I could do with some tyres, a suspension lift and a skid plate first though - will wait until she is 10 year old though until I get a snorkel, have seen what happens when you get stuck in H2O!!!!
I understand the day was a celebration of a birthday and also to celebrate the life of a sadly missed friend. I thought this was very touching that you all cared so much and dedicate the day so.
I'll be watching for other events and hopefully see some of you again.
Fantastic!
Danny
PS: The crunch on the "Big One" didn't actually do any damage - I can't believe it!
Welcome along Danny
I was guilty of thinking to myself" what the hell is that bloke up to in that new Touareg"!!  but as already said, hats off to you mate-you had a bash at places the landy whussies would'nt dare go  If Im honest, I was impressed at how the VW handled the terrain  Dont damage it though, get yourself and old fronty next time!
Cheers
Martin
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by Rich2.4i on Tue Jan 22, 2008 3:33 am
Just to let everyone know
The money that was raised on Sunday has now been passed on to Robs family.
Just before i say what the money is going to be used for i have been asked to say
A very big thank you to everyone for donating the money & some members travelling so far , also a big thank you to jase for having his birthday bash in memory of Rob. I hope you all had a very good day & thank you once again for being such nice people & doing something like this in memory of Rob . Also a extra thank you to 4x4 bobby ( Rob), FUDDY MUCKER (jase), 4x4 chrissy (Chrissy) for coming up with the idea of using the £5 entrance discount as a donation . And thank you all for showing a black ribbon on your trucks & having the One Minutes Silence. Thank you Kate
Ok i have started a New topic as to what Turbo's ( Rob ) family are doing with the money
Please have a look / read at http://fronteraowners.co.uk/v-web/bulle ... 411#160411
I Like this Truck of mine, just like me it's well run in it's not old just older.
My Truck's : Playtoy : '94 M Frontera 2.4i LWB NOW SOLD AS DIED Family truck : '07 Ford Ranger Thunder 2.5 TDCI
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by 4x4 chrissy on Tue Jan 22, 2008 7:24 pm
Hi Danny, must admit I tried very hard to get the shiney dirty when we played in the puddles but you avoided me quite skillfully, welcome to the site and the family as I believe we are one big family, we here to help, advise and take the p*** but it's all good fun
regards chrissy 
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by Danny-Treg on Tue Jan 22, 2008 11:46 pm
So it was you 4x4 chrissy who tried to soak us! Just as well we managed to get the window up!!!!
I've got some questions - probably not for this topic but what the heck let's see how it goes.
Farley was the second time I have been off road - ever, that's assuming (as someone mentioned already) that parking on the pavement does not contribute to offroading! So what makes a good off road car? I mean the Treg has hill start assist, hill decent control, low range, central diff, EDL and 500mm fording depth as standard. not to mention 45 degree incling and 35 degree yaw angles...surely if I raised it a few inches, added a snorkel and put some beefy tyres on than it would be classed as a real offroader?
Aside from that thinking of getting a car that I can wreck - but not sure about fronties as I hear parts are hard to get hold of?
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by Red Oktober on Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:04 am
personally ..if you want a "toy" to play in i'd go for a suki sj or an LR 90
was very impressed with the vw's perfomance in the water ...
did you see that kia sorrento that was there as well
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by weave67 on Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:43 am
tell me about it 
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by alex on Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:27 pm
Control and decent, takes all the fun out of it.
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by john boy on Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:06 pm
Hi Danny it was me who posted about them only going up pavements they are very capeable off road i know i used to work on them but no one wants to use them for that they just want them for the school run but if you want a toy then a fronty is the way forward cause parts are cheap and easy to get hold of and they are fantastic fun.  sorry if i affended you and welcome along
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by Sir-Doris on Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:06 pm
Some great pics there, it looks like fun was had by all! Just wish I could have made it. Will deffo be at the next one wherever it may happen. Well done FOG!
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by weave67 on Sat Jan 26, 2008 7:58 am
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by Red Oktober on Sat Jan 26, 2008 9:22 am
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by weave67 on Sat Jan 26, 2008 10:29 am
oops never mind i will have another go 
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