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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
mate !! every logging truck in new zealand has a id plate on the back , you should have reported the f--ker its a great big yellow plate with the truck number and a 0800 number on it that goat track you went on to get from hunterville to napier is not a flash road !!!! its school holidays too ! so good luck on state highway 5 show the rest of the guys Napier mate ! its a neat place ! remember we love pics here -
I like the tool one. Trouble is, leverage multiplies torque very substantially. Ask me how I know when I broke my 40 year old quality ratchet handle and the rusty nut just sat there, laughing. -
Did everyone read that? 5-10 mins. Go on then - let us know how many torturous hours you spent contorted into a jellybean under the damn car trying to install that thing. Where's the beer & popcorn?
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Drove from Hunterville (6°C this morning) on a beautiful twisty mountain road to Napier. More breathtaking spectacular scenery BUT not a Challenger in sight, so that was different. Some nutbag froot loop in charge of a B double logging truck figured that speed limits weren't for him and tailgating a Corolla (and anyone else unfortunate enough to be in front of him) was the way for a professional driver to act. Those things are supposed to be speed limited to 90 or 100km/h. I was doing 110 and it wasn't good enough for him. I ended up creating a gap between us and then pulled over. He can go and kill someone else. Disappointing. I sound like an old fuddy duddy but believe me, I drive in a 'spirited' manner most of the time and am always polite enough to never tailgate but never hold up faster traffic either. Whatever - he'll end up learning the hard way that physics will eventually win. Napier to Taupo (Kiwi's home town) via the Death Race 2000 road that is the main link. I think I'll be letting all the nutjobs pass me on that one too! Especially the ones in purple Challengers.
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