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03-06-11, 12:53
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Marvelous video! Great to see it slip and slide trying to get up that slope. Bet if the soil was not as loose it would have climbed it no problem!
Love the terrain. Makes for a great playground. Holland is flat as a pancake... Cheers,
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03-06-11, 15:16
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Smashing footage! Vivian would be proud
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03-06-11, 18:44
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Very cool... great video. Tempted to copy cat that now!
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05-06-11, 10:58
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Fun alright!
Thanks everyone, it certainly was a lot of fun! As you can imagine thats only a small taste of what we got up too, we were too busy driving to film the rest. It is great to have that sort of terrain at our doorstep.
Jordan, yeah the brakes do get a bit warm. The brake pedal goes too the floor pretty early as the drums get hot and expand but the steering remains fine, just with a little more freeplay. Definitely 1st gear on long downhills for max engine braking and as little brake use as possible. And I'm sure you're all aware that a series of "lock" skid turns seem better than dragging the steering brake around on long turns. David, what do you mean "tweeked" flathead? Its original as! haha. Yeah it certainly goes good and runs sweet all day long with no dramas. Those small "tweeks" were well worth the effort. What do you reckon, part 2 video with several more carriers soon?
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06-06-11, 00:30
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Great video guys,yes film some more please,i wish i had some where to run the F30 offroad like you have,Hamilton is a bit far from Dunedin! haha.
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06-06-11, 00:57
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Can we have more please
I have been following your film and must say I am very impressed, I look forward to the next series and hope that it is not too far away from being filmed.
 Tony 
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