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Anyone doing it this year?

http://www.touareg-trail.be/2cv_2009/taalkeuze.htm

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June 16th, 2009, 9:17 pm
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June 16th, 2009, 10:41 pm
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Tell us more Jono!

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June 16th, 2009, 10:43 pm
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OK. It's a guy from Norfolk. He called in at Eleanor's whilst I, and a few others, inc. Max, were there at the weekend.

He and his daughter are doing the trail this year. He bought the car as a bleu celeste knocked-down kit from a certain well-known place in the north of England. Incidently, he's so pissed off with what he got, at what price, and the quality of certain parts (such as the chassis) that he'll never go there again.

Anyway, he built the car up to raid spec himself. Looks like he's done a very nice job of it. It does have some rather hefty extra protection, mind, so it's tough, but it might have issues maintaining forward motion in sand. Still, it looks cool, and drives nicely.


June 16th, 2009, 10:52 pm
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Hollis told me about the way it was sold, shocking! They have more front than blackpool!

Any pics of Eleanor and hollis' car?

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June 16th, 2009, 10:55 pm
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Any pics of Eleanor and hollis' car?


Erm, it's not quite finished yet.

Or started.


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Any pics of Eleanor and hollis' car?


ohhhhh.... for a moment I though they were taking the limo :oops:


September 2nd, 2009, 1:16 am
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".....its not a limo" *

Intrested to see what mods were done for the raid

Some of the suggested mods on Touareg site i wouldnt necessarily agree with, and some Id insist on...
However the Touareg publicity jugernaught seems a well organised and safe umbrella!
Looked a running a UK Maroc one few years back but the people that wanted to go were just not the people Id have wanted to risk such a journey with :roll:

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*on going wind up with Hollis "Limo" implies LUXURY

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OK. he's so pissed off with what he got, at what price, and the quality of certain parts (such as the chassis)

Poor guy if he had only taken some time to ask around rather than being drawn in by the hype :x
There is only one aftermarket chassis being produced thats up for the job "straight out of the box" its done plenty Australian Raids and one particularly hard Morrocco one and nothing has ever been dammaged.

Original chassis need a fair bit of prep to survive that sort of punishment
hardcore raiders usually use good Ami8 chassis and ive seen can mounts pull off and longerons collapse.

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Sean wrote:
Jono wrote:
OK. he's so pissed off with what he got, at what price, and the quality of certain parts (such as the chassis)

Poor guy if he had only taken some time to ask around rather than being drawn in by the hype :x
There is only one aftermarket chassis being produced thats up for the job "straight out of the box" its done plenty Australian Raids and one particularly hard Morrocco one and nothing has ever been dammaged.

Original chassis need a fair bit of prep to survive that sort of punishment
hardcore raiders usually use good Ami8 chassis and ive seen can mounts pull off and longerons collapse.

Sean


Could we get the name of that chassis please?

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