Suzuki 4WD Club of Victoria

Can someone please carry Harleys old gearbox over on the boat for Simon? Been in my shed for ages.

neofitou wrote: ↑Mon 27 Aug, 2018 3:54 pm Can someone please carry Harleys old gearbox over on the boat for Simon? Been in my shed for ages.

I will have room, if needed, wrap it well and bring to meeting.

I be there early, but will eat on the way.
I do not have a key.

stevend34 wrote: ↑Fri 17 Aug, 2018 8:11 pm Yeah agree let’s do dinner before meeting, at the club hall. Order pizza in or something. I can make 6pm. Turn up then if you can.
Anyone got a key that would be coming to that?

Hi Steve, there will be 2 80 cruiser coming including my car and Thanh.
Thanh will be by himself and his dog
I will be by myself and plenty of room for spare if you guys need.

I will be a little late tonight. 1830 but you can call me when ordering food.

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Hi everyone,



This is Thanh a new club member with the "Suzuki" Landcruiser 80 series... Well let me explain, because this is Suzuki club + Uncle Wayne said that I have a wrong car, therefore I changed my car name from Toyota to Suzuki hahaha

I will go with my dog (Coco) and for this Tasmania trip, I decide to leave my old roof rack on so it there for members if need.



Best regard,

Thanh "Suzuki Landcruiser 80 series"

Hi Fellas.
Hi Thahn.
If anyone is wondering who Thanh is. He came with us on the last Mt Robertson trip.
He is the big 80 landcruiser in the bog hole. (see Mt Robertson video)
A roof rack is handy for carrying stuff....but, on a vehicle that is already very high.

Regards. Wayne.

Hi Uncle Wayne, I found the roof rack with loads makes the car very unstable special when turn at high speed, but that's okay I will take extra care when I drive. Who knows members may need my roof rack because Suzuki don't have a lot of space.

Hi Fellas.
Hi Thanh.
I was thinking more about low branches.
Some of the tracks look very overgrown.
Regards. Wayne.