Just a few pics of the old Deli,[
one photo is before I fitted the flare kit,the bush limo is still going strong (19 yrs old) hope you like.
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monstabishi
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- Mundaring Powerline track 2005
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- flare kit fitted
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josh
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Re: Monstabishi
Beauty rig, I totally like it. Looks like it is fun to play in.
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monstabishi
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Re: Monstabishi
yeah lots of fun Josh,Kev it is a 5 speed and I'm running 31''x10.5''x15 Kumho road venture A/T's on 7''x15'' R.O.H trak 1 rims (Nissan Navara offset).
Mick.
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patty
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Re: Monstabishi
are those snow or mud tires?
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monstabishi
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Re: Monstabishi
Hi Patty,tyres are A/T's ( all terrain ) not really aggresive enough for deep snow or deep mud,in your neck of the woods I would suggest Mud Terrain.
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Adrock
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Re: Monstabishi
yeah dude, the mudders are awesome. Haven't had them on ice yet though, gonna be interesting for sure.
"if its so hard to pull on your knob, put some greese/wd40 on the shaft and pull in and out, that should make it happen for you."
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majormalfunction
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Re: Monstabishi
sweet sweet ride
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ynwa
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Re: Monstabishi
Yay, finally another L300 with stocker flares! :) Did you need to do any trimming anywhere to fit the 31's? I just have a sh**mix of 235's x 15's (70) but I wonder about the clearance.
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Growlerbearnz
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Re: Monstabishi
Wow, is it zombie post month again already? 9 years on this one, must be a record? 
Nothing says "poor workmanship" more than wrinkles in the duct tape.