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Littledan:

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which one? the gon2far 90 or Mark Evans 100" in my avatar?
 8)
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i perfer the gon2far one  :(biglove): :(biglove): :(biglove):

i would have that any day  :lol:

Jake:
although Marks 100" hybrid is sooooooo lovely!!
(but i know what you mean, the gon2far 90 is just stunning)

Littledan:

--- Quote from: "Jake" ---although Marks 100" hybrid is sooooooo lovely!!
(but i know what you mean, the gon2far 90 is just stunning)
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it sure is

its just different  8)  and lovely :lol:

Porny:
Having driven it.. it goes well too!!!

Infact, my claim to fame is that's got my old (well as new tailgate on it) and my 'unwanted' Disco rear axle....

Andy's truck is very smart, and he's a clever bloke - though I admit do you really need that much travel??  
A landy will get just as far with a locking diff or even ETC - although it will have a wheel (or two) in the air.

IMHO, although I do like his 90" (tis nice with the V8 and the Autobox) it is a bit 'bling' for my liking... I'd rather go for the more subtle approach.

Overall, it is a very smart bit of kit though  :D  :D


Ian

datalas:
tum tee too...

Seems a little bit of an over the top way to get serious droop steer, broken uj's and the cornering abilities of a very tall sail boat...

but perhaps that's just my opinion :)

An interesting motor it has to be said, even if you don't aggree with quite all the attachments.

Although, if you want "interesting" solutions to some of the more common problems take a look at the serious challenge trucks.  They have the added advantage of not being created solely to look pretty on TV.

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