Mornington Peninsula Run

Chris

Great to see your truck out and about and the sound was just magic.

Was wondering who the 2 boys were taking the video and pictures. I'm sure we will all be looking forward to seeing what they captured.

They were leap frogging us ever time we stopped to allow everyone to re group.

Trevor

Hey guys
as dad said i was skipping the convoy throughout the morning getting photos and videos
well now i've got them out of the camera's here they are all 100 pictures and a 9 minute clip of my 3 vantage points

base of Olivers hill
roadside near Morniington
and by the beach down near Mcrae
to make it easy there in the album Mornington Mystery Run on my photobucket
clickin here will get ya there

minor upset in photobucket
so video can be viewed on youtube instead
clickin here will take ya there

I have just watched the you tube flick and all I can say it is just AWSOME thanks for doing it . Dave

Thanks for the video and taking the time to post it.

Hey guys
as dad said i was skipping the convoy throughout the morning getting photos and videos
well now i've got them out of the camera's here they are all 100 pictures and a 9 minute clip of my 3 vantage points

base of Olivers hill
roadside near Morniington
and by the beach down near Mcrae
to make it easy there in the album Mornington Mystery Run on my photobucket
clickin here will get ya there

Wow wow wow.

Thank you very much for taking the video and pictures and for putting them up and sharing them with us all.

It's just so great to see and hear our trucks out and about.


Trevor

Thanks guys for your 'can do attitude' and producing the pics and video footage for all of us to see. Well Done.

You guys should get the pat on the back, not me.

More to the point, everyone that attended should get a pat on their backs for getting motivated and getting out there to have a great day out with a great bunch of people and enjoying each others company. This in itself, is Priceless.

Regards
Camma

Top job on the video !

OK

A couple of trucks didn't make the whole run under their own power.

Mine was the first to have a little hick up.

What was thought to be a possible brake problem turned out to only being a loose nut.

Sean Denny to the rescue, What a top bloke.

So after we loaded we headed up Arthurs seat and went to the car Museum, sure needed more time as lots to see.
After leaving we head back towards the start line were I had left the tilt tray following Sean we got a lift back with Annette.

We get back Annette takes off for home and we are just about all unloaded and re loaded when Sean yells out Steve (podge) has broken down just down the road at the BP (starting point).
With this we all head over to find the Diamond with a suspected broken blower drive shaft, it was decided to unload the 27. Back up to Steve and winch him onto my tilt tray.

Sean then backed up to me and we were going to winch Steve across but he decided for the 20-30 seconds it would take he fired it up and drove it across.

Half way across

Then Fully on Sean's truck for the ride home.

Would like to say a very big thankyou to everyone, as their was no shortage of help from anyone, great comradery. Sean I owe you a couple of coldies.

Trevor

Thanks for your replies so far and for attending agreat day out. Keep them pics coming along.

SloSpeed,
By any chance was that one loose nut or 2?

Regards