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Originally Posted by [T]Matty
dont know what your talking about....
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The Beetles would love that......they could use it as there yellow submarine......
I thought someone would have photoshopd helen clark into it by now.....the 4WD
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Originally Posted by DIXIE
lol.
i never got that. australia has like 100x more sheep than nz ??
10 to the 4th power perhaps
Haha yea i know. We have more sheep per capita (i think) But still you guys have WAY more than us.
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Originally Posted by RB30E
If you had an old VN you would have floated........common someone must have the VN boat pic....check the archives and post it again
This one?
Or this one?
there's now way that car would have started or run after that
check the height of the water inside the cabin for instance
i suspect it's the old friend of a friend of a friend story
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Originally Posted by aus880
there's now way that car would have started or run after that
check the height of the water inside the cabin for instance
i suspect it's the old friend of a friend of a friend story
Why not? As long as it didn't get in the intake it would be fine. No electrics to get wet remember.
you obvoiously havent seen the episode of top gear when they sink a hilux in the ocean.. and are only allowed basic tools to get it running again....heres a link http://youtube.com/watch?v=Lrk6vsb77xk
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Originally Posted by aus880
there's now way that car would have started or run after that
check the height of the water inside the cabin for instance
i suspect it's the old friend of a friend of a friend story
If it was a diesel what i suspect it would be a 2.4d, it would start easy as if you drained the water from the air intake and took the wet air cleaner out, ive seen cars deeper than that start ok once out!
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Originally Posted by JET-6
If it was a diesel what i suspect it would be a 2.4d, it would start easy as if you drained the water from the air intake and took the wet air cleaner out, ive seen cars deeper than that start ok once out!
It was a 3 litre diesel turbo.