Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 08 Dec 2014 19:10
Christo
Jou fotos sê dit alles!
Jou fotos sê dit alles!
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Patrols at work.
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Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 03 Feb 2015 14:55
Chris, het al jou patrol bakkies 33" bande op? Want ek wil weet of 33" bande gamklik op die patrol bakkie sal pas met standaard suspensie sonder lift) en standaard 6.5j rims, ?
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 17 Mar 2015 13:20
Ek hoop julle kyk nog na Christo se Patrols!
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 16 Apr 2015 17:11
Just returned from a work trip with the red gq with the 4.5 petrol engine.
The job took me into the north of South Africa first.
I went to Ellisras first. Then to Potgietersrus (very nice drive in the mountains) and on to Lebowakgomo.
Home for the weekend.
Then up to Louis Trichard , Messina , Tzaneen , Thoyandou , Burgersfort , Nelspruit and Witbank.
Home for the weekend.
Then Secunda and Standerton.
Home again.
The Tuesday after Easter weekend I Loaded the magnetometer and set the gps to zero.
The week started at Vryheid then Ladysmith , Kokstad and Umthatha. Found a place in East London to leave the Patrol and flew back home for the weekend.
Back on Monday and off to Grahamstown , Queenstown , Sterkspruit , Bloemfontein , Klerksdorp and back home.
The gps measured 2980km on the last leg of the job alone.
The point of all this is that the Patrol just worked faultlessly. No oil used , and a steady 6.5km/l.
This is a 20 year old car with more than 500k km on the clock and there is nothing wrong with it.
The potholes and hooligan drivers never bothered me as the car intimidates the idiot drivers and eats bad roads.
The job took me into the north of South Africa first.
I went to Ellisras first. Then to Potgietersrus (very nice drive in the mountains) and on to Lebowakgomo.
Home for the weekend.
Then up to Louis Trichard , Messina , Tzaneen , Thoyandou , Burgersfort , Nelspruit and Witbank.
Home for the weekend.
Then Secunda and Standerton.
Home again.
The Tuesday after Easter weekend I Loaded the magnetometer and set the gps to zero.
The week started at Vryheid then Ladysmith , Kokstad and Umthatha. Found a place in East London to leave the Patrol and flew back home for the weekend.
Back on Monday and off to Grahamstown , Queenstown , Sterkspruit , Bloemfontein , Klerksdorp and back home.
The gps measured 2980km on the last leg of the job alone.
The point of all this is that the Patrol just worked faultlessly. No oil used , and a steady 6.5km/l.
This is a 20 year old car with more than 500k km on the clock and there is nothing wrong with it.
The potholes and hooligan drivers never bothered me as the car intimidates the idiot drivers and eats bad roads.
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 16 Apr 2015 17:52
Dit is baie goed 
Dit kan met gedoen word met nNissan
Dit kan met gedoen word met nNissanRe: Patrols at work.
Posted: 16 Apr 2015 18:40
Praat die man met n arsenaal patrols....bly die rooi gq het hom goed gedra dis n yster partollie daai....
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 17 Apr 2015 07:21
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 21 Nov 2015 11:55
Oops. Cut the top quarter of the tree 3/4 way through and tried to break it off with the Patrol.
- Tree felling 1
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Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 22 Nov 2015 08:00
hahahaha. thats awesome! classic
Re: Patrols at work.
Posted: 26 Aug 2018 16:01
Doing some work in the Cape and some photos for proof.