and the boat should easily tow that beast. I think the donk on the back of the boat would be bigger than the van.
At least it made me laugh, but I have seen a Old Grannies Toyo carrolla with a WRX STI engine in it, and man did she blast. You never know whats under the hood or in the back these days.
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PilbaraBrad
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hahahaha
hahahaha
fishy fingers
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I'd like to see that!
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allrounder
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nice
So tell me have you got your info from years on the water or hours on the internet?
Brynner
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Good luck with that!!!
Obviously there's something hidden under the bonnet that you're not telling us about.....or maybe you are dreaming big time!!!!
Fishing isn't a sport.....it's an institution.
Faulkner Family
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you wont get too far, there
you wont get too far, there are bricks under the wheels of the trailer.
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
carnarvonite
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Bug eyed
If the car didn't have bug eyes before trying to tow the cat it certainly would after.
fishnut
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launch
let me know which boat ramp you are launching it from. I'll be there with my deckchair and esky....
allrounder
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is that one of the old
vans?
So tell me have you got your info from years on the water or hours on the internet?
hlokk
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Those vans were called the
Those vans were called the S-cargo cause they look like the french snail, and I bet with that thing behind it, thats about how fast they go too :p
Would explain why you'd need to coffee too
george b
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its just a advertising carr
its just a advertising carr doesnt have a machine in it
allrounder
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i have no idea
why you would ever want to drive the 200 series
So tell me have you got your info from years on the water or hours on the internet?
Faulkner Family
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why would he want to drive
why would he want to drive the cruiser when he has a nissan to drive
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
dagree
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Think I would have had more
Think I would have had more chance towing with this one http://fishwrecked.com/forum/temporary-tow-vehicle
Cheers,
David (AKA Grumps)
Location: Heathridge. Toys: 120 Series Prado ... 5.3 Stacer Seamaster/Merc 90HP.
PJAY
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nice anchor....lol
nice anchor....lol
The Kimberley....perfect one day and more perfect the next!!!
abeldog
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All the weight
With all the weight up the front, Georgie Boy.
Should not be a problem
"People See Things As They Are & Ask Why???
We Can All Dream of Things That Never Were and Ask Why Not!!"( RK )
crasny1
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Reverse them around
and the boat should easily tow that beast. I think the donk on the back of the boat would be bigger than the van.
At least it made me laugh, but I have seen a Old Grannies Toyo carrolla with a WRX STI engine in it, and man did she blast. You never know whats under the hood or in the back these days.
LOL
Neels
"I would like to die on Mars. Just not on impact!!" _ Elon Musk
alfred
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I once had a old VW station
I once had a old VW station wagon, we dropped the motor and put in a 911 motor in it. Was really tail happy!
alfred
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Where's the boat taking the
Where's the boat taking the car?
trailcraft_tony
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raise the anchor and tow it
raise the anchor and tow it out and place it as a new wreck only you know of
Alan James
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Is that a new Dominator Jay?
?
jay_bartell
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nah we have had it for a few
nah we have had it for a few years now this is a old pic
adamsmith84
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hahaha
hahahaha do a burnout