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  • #46
    Originally posted by slug
    I hope no one minds but ive started a thread in trip reports, it might catch a few more people’s eye there.
    That hasnt seemed to work

    P.S Who owns the 90 Series Prado, Gold in Colour I think with the number plates [MRBOG]??? Those plates belong on a Nissan Patrol, Not a Prado.

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    • #47
      I am going up to Rawson with some 4x4's on the 26th (next weekend) if anyone is keen to tag along?

      Dont ask me where Rawson is because I have no idea..... :lol:

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      • #48
        Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

        Rawson is the old construction township for the Thomson Dam (1970's-80's). It was known as Robertson in those days after the then Engineer in Chief of the MMBW. When construction finished, it was sold off and it was renamed after the grandfather of the owner of the farm that it was built on at Rawson's Corner (Place names authority won't allow naming after a living person). It is north of Moe, just a few clicks from Walhalla in God's country. Beautiful place, with lots of great scenery.
        2003 Prado Grande deisel. Sovereign bar, 9500 lb Warn winch, DP chip, 3" exhaust, ARB rear diff locker, ARB dual battery and compressor, safari snorkle, GME 3440 UHF radio, reversing camera, 2 in. lift kit, DIY drawers, DIY cargo barrier, Platinum drop-down fridge slider, Engel 40l fridge, under bonnet hot water system, Kaymar dual wheel carrier rear bar, Custom Boat Loader roof rack.

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        • #49
          Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

          Does that mean you will be tagging along? :wink:

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          • #50
            Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

            I'm afraid I can't make that weekend, but I plan to go up that way at Christmas.

            I know the Rawson area as I was an engineer up there on the dam in 1980-81.
            2003 Prado Grande deisel. Sovereign bar, 9500 lb Warn winch, DP chip, 3" exhaust, ARB rear diff locker, ARB dual battery and compressor, safari snorkle, GME 3440 UHF radio, reversing camera, 2 in. lift kit, DIY drawers, DIY cargo barrier, Platinum drop-down fridge slider, Engel 40l fridge, under bonnet hot water system, Kaymar dual wheel carrier rear bar, Custom Boat Loader roof rack.

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            • #51
              Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

              Oh well.... Maybe see you around next time then.
              I dont think I'll be going now at this stage, I am sick as a dog :cry:

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              • #52
                Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                Bumpo 8)

                How about Avoca???

                Nice and central for everyone except gippsland.
                2008 Holden Calais 6ltr

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                • #53
                  Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                  I dunno where that is but it sounds good to me!
                  I'm chucking the 32's on the prado this weekend to see if they scrape, if not I'm all set to go!

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                  • #54
                    Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                    Avoca sounds the good to me!
                    2000 TD RV
                    Bent sidesteps
                    The odd scratch and dent

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                    • #55
                      Re; November 8th gathering - Pyrenees

                      Ok folks,

                      Looks like there will finally be a Victorian trip to the pyrenees on the 8th of November . I will be heading down there on the saturday morning and camping the night.

                      Member Slug will be staying the friday night and said he will catch up with the Exploroz group to see what tracks they are doing as they are having a gathering in the same area - this should give a few tips on good tracks/camp spots etc.

                      If anyone else is thinking of heading over give us a yell and we can organize a designated meeting point either in the Pyrenees or at Avoca.

                      I have not been 4wding in this area so it will be good to see some new country

                      Sorry about the short notice but if we don't do it now it will never happen, it will be great to finally meet a few fellow Pradopointers.



                      Cheers

                      Ben
                      2008 Holden Calais 6ltr

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                      • #56
                        Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                        It's going to be a busy weekend up there as I am going with the Ballarat 4WD Club to Avoca and the Pyrenees as well. So if you see a white Prado with a Custom Boat Loader roof rack, say hello.

                        It's a popular place with lots of great tracks, but there will be a lot of traffic up there, so take care!!!!
                        2003 Prado Grande deisel. Sovereign bar, 9500 lb Warn winch, DP chip, 3" exhaust, ARB rear diff locker, ARB dual battery and compressor, safari snorkle, GME 3440 UHF radio, reversing camera, 2 in. lift kit, DIY drawers, DIY cargo barrier, Platinum drop-down fridge slider, Engel 40l fridge, under bonnet hot water system, Kaymar dual wheel carrier rear bar, Custom Boat Loader roof rack.

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                        • #57
                          Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                          Thanks for the heads up brian. If nothing else it will be a social weekend!

                          At this stage im unsure what is happenning friday, im hoping to head up and camp somewhere in the vicinity, perhaps drop in on the exploroz mob saturday morning then meet up in Avoca or wherever.
                          2000 TD RV
                          Bent sidesteps
                          The odd scratch and dent

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                          • #58
                            Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                            Howdy all,

                            Well, we are getting close now! Does anyone have any preference for a meeting time? I should be reasonably close so I don’t mind. Avoca is a fairly easy place for all directions to get to id say and seems to be the meeting point for anyone heading up that way.
                            For those who don’t know it, there is a set of toilets and information shelter in the middle of the main drag in town, with some car parks. This is probably as easy a place as any to meet. As far as essentials go, there are a couple of excellent pie shops, (most people have a strong preference for one or the other) in town, a servo and im pretty sure a little shop somewhere too.

                            Any queries let me know, but im no expert in the area!

                            Slug
                            2000 TD RV
                            Bent sidesteps
                            The odd scratch and dent

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                            • #59
                              Pyrenees trip

                              G'day folks,

                              I will be meeting Slug at the Info centre in the middle of Avoca at 10am. After grabbing a bit of smoko we will then be heading out the hills to get amongst it.

                              We will stick around for a bit and see if anybody else shows up - I hope there is more than just the 2 of us but it will still be a Vic gathering and I plan on having fun either way.

                              So the question is - who else is going to be there on the day???


                              Ben
                              2008 Holden Calais 6ltr

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                              • #60
                                Re: Victorian Prado Owners...

                                Sorry all but I wont be making it this weekend. I've gotta go out car hunting with the other half as his POS is gonna die on us any day now, and I dont think fitting this trip and car shopping into the same day is going to work well as I just looked on Whereis.com and realised that Avoca is 260kms from my house!! :shock:

                                Hopefully the next trip is somewhere a bit closer..... I am thinking Narbethong would be the way to go as that place has plenty of tracks and its lots of fun. :mrgreen:

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