Dutch 79s in North America
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Yep, i did, here in holland when i mounted the winch bumper...
Mike
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Mike
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Were their travels strictly in the confines of Canada or have they ventured into the U.S.?
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All over north america.
I've been looking all evening for this bloody post! Spotted in Sarasota, Florida....right past the airport. I was sipping a tea while studying and watched the tan one zip by, two seconds later the red one went past as well with Dutch (I thought German) plates. It took me a while to compose myself and get back to reading.
edit* - I've already been yelled at by Charles for being too slow to get photos!
edit* - I've already been yelled at by Charles for being too slow to get photos!
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edit* - I've already been yelled at by Charles for being too slow to get photos!
It is virtually impossible to "yell" at someone via the Internet ( well perhaps Wayne has figured out how to do it
). I simply pointed out that even 3 year kids carry
CAMERA phones.
It is virtually impossible to "yell" at someone via the Internet ( well perhaps Wayne has figured out how to do it
). I simply pointed out that even 3 year kids carry CAMERA phones.
What are those yellow squares underneath the tyres?
I would guess it is some type of chock.
Yes, thats what I thought. Not seen these before.
.....and to think I would have just used scrap lumber to chock the tires. Perhaps these guys have more class.
.....and to think I would have just used scrap lumber to chock the tires. Perhaps these guys have more class.
Piece of wood or a small boulder...
More class? Of coures. These are Tyre Cloggs.
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I think they are to level the camper. Its annoying being in one of these if it is not level.
If they were chocks ,they would be in front or behind the wheel.
Please don't introduce logic to this thread. It makes the rest of us look bad.
Fairly sure these are the two I saw in Yellowknife last summer, parked in a Walmart parking lot for the week, haha.
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free camping. I don't imagine these do too well off road.
They are highway trucks. Really reliable ones.
Those two are getting around. No idea why they chose Sarasota though............
I guess those guys don't sleep in their rigs much
. I often have to drive on top of 6" - 12" boulders to get level to sleep.