dolphinboy · Dec 22, 2012

@Sestorious/Mark L

These can do so much more! I have driven a P38 for 80m in water up to the level of the bonnet; when driving the front wave was coming over the roof! Never faltered. Got through no probs. just keep low gear, high revs.
The new FFrr's wading depth is 90cm!!

jai_landrover · Dec 22, 2012

P38 you lying they dont run normally let alone in water!!!

chunkymunky · Dec 22, 2012

gold rover said:
I quite like when they do that. As I then can see the exact depth of the water

Yup, everyone needs a dumbass to gauge water depth

tufty · Dec 23, 2012

nicely done, proper bow wave

blue beasty · Dec 23, 2012

dolphinboy said:
@Sestorious/Mark L

These can do so much more! I have driven a P38 for 80m in water up to the level of the bonnet; when driving the front wave was coming over the roof! Never faltered. Got through no probs. just keep low gear, high revs.
The new FFrr's wading depth is 90cm!!

And the reason I keep me pig in the back of me Series is the fooker keeps flying off otherwise......

kevwill · Dec 24, 2012

dolphinboy said:
@Sestorious/Mark L

These can do so much more! I have driven a P38 for 80m in water up to the level of the bonnet; when driving the front wave was coming over the roof! Never faltered. Got through no probs. just keep low gear, high revs.
The new FFrr's wading depth is 90cm!!

With a name like dolphinboy it seems only right you should be driving underwater.

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blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

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