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toomanytoys wrote: "I think syncros are money pits..."

He knows what he is talking about then

Jed

toomanytoys wrote:Yeah he had a import hi ace 4wd.. (all weather rather than offroad)

He was muttering about prices and he could get a delichiacethingamybob for 3k... and his parting woeds were..
"I think syncros are money pits..."

A Delica ? Nowhere near the space of the LT though. I'd say nearly even less space than a T3 Syncro.

Wrong hobby, if complaining about money pits.

/M

Hi top hi ace thing.. said he had a delicia 300.. they are smaller on the inside han a t3.. he hi ace looked bigger and quite nice.. but only an all weather vehicle.. sat pretty low on the deck...

I think its all about what you want to do with the thing..
His hiace wouldnt go half the places we do in our syncro's.. delicia L300.. dunno.. never seen one offroad..

Well just got round to logging in and after reading all the comments and viewing the great photos, which brought it all to life again, I can only agree whole heartedly that it was a fantastic show with a fantastic turnout for the Syncronauts.

Big thanks to Jenny and Clive for giving over their home to store all the club displays (and producing them) and shelters and the organisation . . . it was all worth while and definitely brought the club together.

Thank you to everyone who made a contribution to the Mexican Evening, it was great to see so many varieties of food and drink brought together and enjoyed! It was definitely a Syncro family event with so many people sharing

Thank you also to all those that helped move my syncro forward via old, new, shiny and sold bits . . . I never used to understand this bringing of so many parts to meets but I do NOW!

Thanks for a great time, looking forward to the next time

quite an infofmitive read from a dutch couple and there ten year and counting tour of asia & south america
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