Found a couple of interesting photos I've not previously seen although others might, looks like a SUK demo car being put through her paces on an off-road course;

Oh and rockhoppers vRS mod to the helipad also gets a brief look in My link

TP

That is some serious gloop!!

Strike a light!!! If that were mine the trauma would see me wandering with a pair of underpants on my head and a pencil up each nostril shouting 'Wibble, Wibble'. I get the shakes when it rains on it.

Stan, it's a 4x4 and designed to do it!!

Get out and get muddy!

See here:

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/144075-yeti-forum-members-picture-thread/page__st__400__p__2278772#entry2278772

Edited 24 June, 201115 yr by Llanigraham

Stan, it's a 4x4 and designed to do it!!

Get out and get muddy!

See here:

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/144075-yeti-forum-members-picture-thread/page__st__400__p__2278772#entry2278772

But mine's not a 4x4... For my purposes I see it as a jacked up estate car really, and bought it coz it's much easier to get in and out of due to the height, (painful joints) plus it's safe and, well, quite simply, I fancied one. It's much better over speed bumps and bad country lanes and the visibility's good. So, for me, it's great but I just don't happen to use it off road. Unless parking on the off road car parks of Dartmoor qualify... OK, OK, I know they don't!

Didn't anticipate starting off an enthusiastic chat regarding how we all use our Yeti's. Great that you fellas do - and fine that a few of us don't. :)

EDIT. Added some more smileys... :) to keep things sweet

Edited 25 June, 201115 yr by oldstan

OK.

It's a 4x2 and designed to take it!!