Howdy!

[Daniel Wilson]

but that would mean taking off my rock sliders! And sidesteps are more expensive than a rope ladder
It's not that tall really lol. Luckily my wife is quite into 4x4s as well so she's cool with it

[Andy Harvey]

Originally Posted by Flib1

Hello, i am indeed on the website, without it I don't think i'd be able to do anything to a surf myself, it's invaluable for information.
Are you a member on there or just do the admin?

I'm "Lucky" on the Hiluxsurf site. I help Koi with the admin and originally did the site build for him.

Also should have known you were on the site - the big web address on the front of your Surf gives it away somewhat - must be going blind in my old age.

[Daniel Wilson]

Originally Posted by Andy Harvey

Also should have known you were on the site - the big web address on the front of your Surf gives it away somewhat - must be going blind in my old age.

I recognise the username actually you have concorde as an avatar?

I don't post too much on the forum as my technical knowledge is a little limited, but it's a great forum. I'm searching the threads at the mo to find out how to fit an intercooler

Do you go on any of the trips they organise on HLS?

[Andy Harvey]

Yep that's me with Concorde as the Avatar and The Godfather as the user title.

Haven't been on any of the trips for a long time, used to go to Devil's Pit occasionally but since I moved to Gloucestershire 3 years ago it's a bit of a way. Plus don't really want to take the cruiser greenlaning as it's too nice to scratch - how sad is that. Save real use of it for 4x4 Response work, apart from that it's a bit of a Chelsea tractor - except it doesn't get used for the school run - my daughter is far too old for needing that now.

Wasn't so bothered about the Surf plus it was a bit narrower and also had proper off road tyres - BFG MTs. Only just got the Land Cruiser 100 and although it has BFG ATs on they only get dirty in the carpark at Morrisons

[Daniel Wilson]

that's fair enough, the first time I put scratch down my surf I felt a bit gutted even though I kind of expected it to happen at some point
What's it like being a member of the response groups? I'm not a member of ours yet and i'm a little bit excited about it

[Andy Harvey]

It's great, got to say not too involved at the moment as my Wife is ill and in Hospital but it is great to be part of a community that is doing good things as well as all sharing a common interest.

It's also been really good when being out on a callout to think that you are doing something valuable.

Even the fund raising events - we do quite a bit during the Summer and Autumn - car parking etc at events - are great training in working together as well as good fun too.