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Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
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25 Sep 2013 20:17 #84380
by mc_nebula
Do you have a part number/maker for that towbar? I like the recovery ends on it, not something I've seen over here... How strong do you think they are? How thick is the steel?
Replied by mc_nebula on topic Re:Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
Cruzer244 wrote:
Do you have a part number/maker for that towbar? I like the recovery ends on it, not something I've seen over here... How strong do you think they are? How thick is the steel?
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25 Sep 2013 20:32 #84383
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Replied by tommyguns on topic Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
welcome!
I was in SA this summer for a month working on a game reserve (im a vet student) and doing a bit of travelling. I miss the place so much, and good for you with the horn, if only more people shared your values
working on the game reserve taught me a lot of things about the problems you guys face.
But back to the jimny! Hope you enjoy it, so many nice dirt tracks in SA to go tearing down
I was in SA this summer for a month working on a game reserve (im a vet student) and doing a bit of travelling. I miss the place so much, and good for you with the horn, if only more people shared your values
working on the game reserve taught me a lot of things about the problems you guys face.But back to the jimny! Hope you enjoy it, so many nice dirt tracks in SA to go tearing down
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25 Sep 2013 22:29 #84389
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Those pics are amazing the nearest we would get to that is in a zoo lol. Good on you with the rhino its terrible the way these idiots are trying to make money off poor animals
Replied by barnes on topic Re:Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
Cruzer244 wrote:
JuanGuillie wrote: It's making your Jimny looking a little bit silly... so also will be the driver in it.
Sorry, but that is my honest opinion.
Thanks for the honesty you guys!
I understand where you guys are coming from, but like I said, in SA you see alot of suv's,4x4's and even carswith the rhino horn on them. You get use to it. So we not so silly
I also love Wildlife. We stay on a game farm so I see everyday wildlife.
Anyhow chat later.
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Those pics are amazing the nearest we would get to that is in a zoo lol. Good on you with the rhino its terrible the way these idiots are trying to make money off poor animals
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26 Sep 2013 07:23 - 28 Sep 2013 13:30 #84405
by JuanGuillie
OK, CRUZER244,
if your running this as for a statement to save the rhino's and make clear that you are concerned about them....
then i keep my mouth shut and i want to apologise to you.
And i'm the "silly" one not knowing what this meant, so thanks for clearing things out.
Again... i learned something today... thanks for that ! :blush:
Replied by JuanGuillie on topic Re:Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
Cruzer244 wrote:
Hey Juan.JuanGuillie wrote: Hello and welcome Cruzer244's.
Good looking Jimny but.... the red plastic looking thing from the rhinoceros is for me personally "a not done". :silly:
But, it's your drive.... so if your happy with it... :whistle:
Anyway, have some good times with your Jimny !
I know the Rhino nose look not so good. But here in SA we trying to save our Rhino's against rhino pouches. I'm supporting the cause! So thats why I have the horn on my jimny. Here are a lot of 4x4's with them. I would like to show my children one day how a rhino looks like.
Sorry if my english is not so well.
But thanks for replying.
OK, CRUZER244,
if your running this as for a statement to save the rhino's and make clear that you are concerned about them....
then i keep my mouth shut and i want to apologise to you.
And i'm the "silly" one not knowing what this meant, so thanks for clearing things out.
Again... i learned something today... thanks for that ! :blush:
Last edit: 28 Sep 2013 13:30 by JuanGuillie.
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26 Sep 2013 07:48 #84408
by Cruzer244
Hey MC nebula
The is a bosal towbar. Made in RSA. Or I think so. Haha. Suzuki Auto South Africa also has a towbar that looks the same. I know that NOX on the forum has a suzuki towbar. Maybe he can help with a part number. Here is some pics of the towbar.
The recovery point is 8-9mm thick. I think it is strong. I only used it once to pull an old tree out of the yard.
Thanks for all the replies on my rhino horn.
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2010 Suzuki Jimny With 3"GIZ Lift, Steel undies, front diff protector, Towbar and Some Very nice HID Xenon Lights
Replied by Cruzer244 on topic Re:Cruzer244's Jimny (Rhino Jr.)
mc_nebula wrote:
Cruzer244 wrote:
Do you have a part number/maker for that towbar? I like the recovery ends on it, not something I've seen over here... How strong do you think they are? How thick is the steel?
Hey MC nebula
The is a bosal towbar. Made in RSA. Or I think so. Haha. Suzuki Auto South Africa also has a towbar that looks the same. I know that NOX on the forum has a suzuki towbar. Maybe he can help with a part number. Here is some pics of the towbar.
The recovery point is 8-9mm thick. I think it is strong. I only used it once to pull an old tree out of the yard.
Thanks for all the replies on my rhino horn.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2
2010 Suzuki Jimny With 3"GIZ Lift, Steel undies, front diff protector, Towbar and Some Very nice HID Xenon Lights
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