Yeti - Forum Members Picture Thread

[7415963]

that is after i fitted front mudflaps.

in 1 week both front doors were covered in dirt

after 2 weeks with mudflaps they are still fairly clean so a definate must

matthew

[The Plumber]

A couple of photos on the the way down of the top of the Yorkshire Wolds at Garrowby Hill. The rear photo is looking out towards Stamford Bridge (were Harold fought the Vikings before going south and getting himself killed at Battle) and York.

Any snow round here and more than likely this road ends up blocked :S just under a couple of hundred feet short of a mountain at 246m / 807 ft

oh a couple more close to home

TP

Edited 27 February, 2010 by The Plumber

[Abominable]

1.2 TSI S. Collected today...

Edited 6 March, 2010 by Abominable

[The Plumber]

That's a very fine Monster you have there Abominable.

Like the additional 'Anna' wheels with the black and the silver detailing is just perfect.

Regards,

TP

[retro gal]

1.2 TSI S. Collected today...

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Looks mean in black! Love the alloys

[drbig]

Collected Friday 5th in Aqua Blue

And from the rear

Picture of Columbus Sat Nav

Showing Rear inside of Yeti

Edited 8 March, 2010 by drbig

[Harvey1512]

Thanks for posting those. I have ordered a Yeti in Aqua Blue and was having a few post order doubts. After seeing your pics I feel happy that I made the right choice for me.

The front of the Yeti in particular looks wonderfully striking and I really do like it.

[jlwah]

Just realised I hadn't posted pics in this thread, although they have been posted in others.

Steel Grey Elegance:

[Lady Penelope]

Here's our Yeti- a Cappucinno Elegance 2.0 TDI CR 140bhp 4x4

with Gobi Leather Upholstery,

Panoramic Sunroof,

Silver Roof Rails,

Mud Flaps front and rear,

YETI material fixed floor mats with YETI rubber ones on top!,

Plastic Boot Liner,

Detachable Tow Bar (very well hidden! )

and lots of nets for the boot area...

Taken on Bromyard Downs overlooking Herefordshire on Monday 1st March 2010!

[The Plumber]

The 'GPO van' feeling decidedly

TP

[aerofurb]

Here we go with a few repeats of the original Tibetan White CR170. More to follow that don't include snow when it's warm enough to get my lens out again....

[Lady Penelope]

That is brilliant! It really is a Snow Monster!

[The Plumber]

Took this picture of a Tibetan 1.2 TSI SE at the dealers, believe she's now got an owner.

Has a slightly different look I think to aero's with the Dolomites and standard halogens.

TP

[aaaa]

My Rosso Brunello Yeti

Edited 11 March, 2010 by aaaa

[Harvey1512]

aaa - I love that colour. If it was a UK option I would have gone for it. Great pictures.

[aerofurb]

That is a nice colour indeed (goes without saying that Tibetan White is still nicer.... ). I wonder what on earth makes importers not bring in vehicles of a certain colour - what difference does it make?

[Lady Penelope]

Beautiful photographs in a stunning location :yes: -

where did you take them?

- it looks our Yetis should go their on their summer hols

sorry about the italian!

Belle fotografie i una splendida posizione --

chol Hai preso li?

- Guarda il nostro yeti DEVE andare per la loro Sul loro Hols eastát

Edited 13 March, 2010 by Lady Penelope

[aaaa]

Thanks for all your comments. We are very happy with the colour. It's a pity that rosso brunello isn't available in the UK. The photographs were taken in the Wicklow mountains, just south of Dublin, on mountain passes called the Sally Gap and Military Road.

We could start a thread for holiday snaps of our yetis or of yeti photos in scenic locations.

Wicklow Tourism

Edited 13 March, 2010 by aaaa

[Lady Penelope]

We could start a thread for holiday snaps of our yetis or of yeti photos in scenic locations.

Sounds like a fun idea!

There is a thread for photos which is excellent :yes: but maybe we could keep that for general photos and create new catagories? eg Yetis on holiday etc... as you suggest

[The Plumber]

Yeti 140 WK 42/09 suspension details (the bits hidden behind the wheels )

Front

Rear

Winter to summer :sun:

Oh if your changing wheels remember to reset the TPM; I forgot first run out TPM went off a mile down the road

Regards,

TP

[The Plumber]

Sounds like a fun idea!

There is a thread for photos which is excellent :yes: but maybe we could keep that for general photos and create new catagories? eg Yetis on holiday etc... as you suggest

Well not a holiday for me, just a trip up the coast and not that scenic in a car park but you do get Whitby Abbey in the background (just).

Second photo taken by my good lady of the sunset leaving Whitby heading west on the A171, taking in the Yorkshire Moors on the way home. Demonstrates the excellent view forward and the fact you can see the bonnet

Regards,

TP

[aerofurb]

A few more pictures of a captive Tibetan White SM - nothing picturesque but might be of use to those still trying to work out what colour SM they prefer...

And a couple of gratuitous lights pictures...

[i hide it in the hangar at weekends when building the aeroplane so no one knows I'm around!)

[Sanqhar]

Yeti 140 WK 42/09 suspension details (the bits hidden behind the wheels )

Oh if your changing wheels remember to reset the TPM; I forgot first run out TPM went off a mile down the road

Regards,

TP

TP

So why the removal of all the sundries?

Did you see the horn while you were under there, I haven't been able to see it from above?

tom

[The Plumber]

TP

So why the removal of all the sundries?

Did you see the horn while you were under there, I haven't been able to see it from above?

tom

Hi Tom,

decided with a sudden temp increase in the right direction I would drop the winter boots and fit summer plimsolls , so back onto the 17" Dolomites and Goodyear Excellence tyres.

Having done about 1500 miles initially on the 17" over 6 weeks then since Christmas almost 3400 on 16" winters, she feels a different Monster to what I'm used to. Lot less give in the tyres obviously and she takes high speed bends better, quieter on smooth road surfaces but I don't think there's much difference between them on rough surfaces.

Sorry didn't see the horn from underneath, pretty well covered over at the front. Did notice at the back that the heavy plastic shields on the rear axial beams (part of the rough road pack) also protect the front of the coil spring.

Regards,

TP

[retro gal]

A few more pictures of a captive Tibetan White SM - nothing picturesque but might be of use to those still trying to work out what colour SM they prefer...

And a couple of gratuitous lights pictures...

[i hide it in the hangar at weekends when building the aeroplane so no one knows I'm around!)

It does look GREAT in white...Are all the windows tinted or just the very back ones?