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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

I haven't been everywhere...
but it's on my list!


Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Willys Treffen
Any other hubbers heading over for Willys Treffen ?

We leave for Dover tonight and on the ferry tomorrow am

Mostly yellow Iveco Daily 4x4
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Unfortunately not but please keep us updated.
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good looking meeting
hi Rich
the yellow MAN truck next to you in image 6952
was that bruno and renate from swiss chocolate land
we travelled with them for a while in south america.
looks a good meet and i see the green 911 s dotted around
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Thank you much for sharing the pictures!

I recognize that my car is really small - compared how other are travelling
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hi Rich
the yellow MAN truck next to you in image 6952
was that bruno and renate from swiss chocolate land
we travelled with them for a while in south america.
looks a good meet and i see the green 911 s dotted around
Yeah loads of 911's and bigger around, some of them fantastic. Nice to find somrthing slower than my Iveco. Met a dutch one (the one with the dartboard on the back) in Lux - taking advantage of the lower diesel price and filling up its 500 litre tank

Do you mean the one with all the south american plates on the cab - only spoke to them to ask about the step they were using
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Hi,

Just read your postl, we hauled across in the car for the Saturday, really cool gathering. Would have taken Defender but spent previous 3 weeks breaking down in various countries around baltic. Great how many people share ideas and are happy to show you round what they have done.

Toby
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HI Rich
yeah the one with the plates on the top of the cab,
they have a amazing truck, they dont get out of thier beds unless its 20c inside, its a 5 star hotel room on wheels.
they just had a normal step system when we saw them but just heard they went back to ormocar for modifications
big tank for a 911, we averaged 18lts per 100kms for all of south america glad we dont have it back here would kill us in diesel.

when are you next off travelling
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did you get ?
'nessie' - did you guys buy another vehicle yet ?
sorry we didn't get to see each other in UK but well time just elapsed !

dave, you were thinking of an iveco, is that a firm commitment yet ?

there's a small van style (exactly same as mine) for good price in i think portsmouth or southampton. It looks nice spec for the money. Check the yahoo group for a posting about a month back.

phil.

(ps - antonella and anton (the spanish/italian family in big red mercedes you met at graham in ecuador. they are based in manchester at moment)
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