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Awesome old school 4wd Training video..a video like this would't get made today!

Narrated by Peter Wherrett :P


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Peter "Wear it".
I'd forgotten all about that wacker!
A lot of the information in these videos are still relevant, but some things change like the do not tow out in sand for example.
Although it is still correct, the advent of the snatch strap etc makes it less of an issue.
There are still a lot of these old cruisers around. The fact that they out lasted the hair styles and stubby shorts must certainly be testament to their durability.
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Awesome old school 4wd Training video..a video like this would't get made today!

Narrated by Peter Wherrett :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz0hN05GyLQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D2rWt9M1q8
Man what a hoot, i reckon some people i know could use some advice from that video, namley about not fck**** up the tracks..
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a video like this would't get made today!
Haha imagine parasailing behind a vehicle on Stockton these days, lol.
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Peter "Wear it".
I'd forgotten all about that wacker!
A lot of the information in these videos are still relevant, but some things change like the do not tow out in sand for example.
Although it is still correct, the advent of the snatch strap etc makes it less of an issue.
There are still a lot of these old cruisers around. The fact that they out lasted the hair styles and stubby shorts must certainly be testament to their durability.
Indeed..lots of good tips in those vids

Yeah heaps of FJ40's and FJ60's around still..

Not many BJ40 SWB 4 cylinder diesels around though..
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Man what a hoot, i reckon some people i know could use some advice from that video, namley about not fck**** up the tracks..
Yeah it's very very well put together!!
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