Got it!
Will post when i get back from the beach(where i found the slide!)

Quote from: alexanderjennings on April 05, 2013, 08:26:25 PM
Got it!
Will post when i get back from the beach(where i found the slide!)

OK what is the ruling on this? I waited 12 hours for Alex to post before I did. I also had to wait at the park for the family that was there to leave so I did not look like a creeper..



So "WINNER" or  Weener.. 

Winner. 12 hours is plenty of time, I think. On ADVRider forums, there is no time factor: first pic posted is the winner. It's called getting "Bruced".

Quote from: Paulcet on April 06, 2013, 09:31:56 AM
Winner. 12 hours is plenty of time, I think. On ADVRider forums, there is no time factor: first pic posted is the winner. It's called getting "Bruced".

Ok then..
NEXT CHALLENGE:
Your GS next to a El Camino/Ranchero/Ute type vehicle (Car with a bed like a truck) like this.



No home made jobs, has to be from the factory like that, no Subaru Brats or anything similar to those. Bonus points if it is muscle car era, extra bonus points if it is one of those Caddy funeral flower car thingies from the 50s-60s..

Just to clarify...

In Aust we have what we call a Ute. They come with a style side or tray back. This is the style side...



Is this the kind of thing you are after?

Quote from: mister on April 06, 2013, 02:57:36 PM
Just to clarify...

In Aust we have what we call a Ute. They come with a style side or tray back. This is the style side...

Is this the kind of thing you are after?

Yes that's why I said "Your GS next to a El Camino/Ranchero/Ute type vehicle" 
The older the better...

Anyone wanna come round and do a photo next to my ute?
I dont feel like riding my bike from the back yard to my front yard

Here you go.
Gimme a few to make the next challenge.




Ok Your bike next to a sign at a shop that says they sell "Streets Icecream"

Quote from: codajastal on April 06, 2013, 04:11:51 PM
Anyone wanna come round and do a photo next to my ute?
I dont feel like riding my bike from the back yard to my front yard

Here you go.
Gimme a few to make the next challenge.

Ya I am gonna call bullsheet on that one, that's a flatbed Toyota pickup..  I clearly stated Car with a bed and has to come from the factory like that. That my friend is a Toyota pickup with a flatbed on it.

Cal,

That's why I asked for clarification. In Aust we call them both UTEs

The style side....



The tray back....



Both come from the factory like that. The trayback can be bought without the tray, but almost noone does. The sides of the tray can be removed making it a "flatbed" - as Cods has done. BUT we still call it a ute, down here.

To an Aussie a UTE means the style side as well as the trayback with or without sides.

Quote from: mister on April 06, 2013, 05:28:37 PM
Cal,

That's why I asked for clarification. In Aust we call them both UTEs

The style side....



The tray back....



Both come from the factory like that. The trayback can be bought without the tray, but almost noone does. The sides of the tray can be removed making it a "flatbed" - as Cods has done. BUT we still call it a ute, down here.

To an Aussie a UTE means the style side as well as the trayback with or without sides.

Ahh, its pretty obvious the tray back is a pickup front end to me. I should have stated it more clearly I guess, I actually included Ute for you guys as I am sure Rancheros and El Caminos are a bit rare. I should have said something made by GM (Holden) or Ford that shares the same front end sheet metal as a car model..

This is why it is confusing for us, Cal

You've seen the style side I showed?

Well, here is the same XR6 ute but with a tray?



That shares the same front end as a car model. So would That be acceptable even though it has a tray and not a style side? The importance is in the front end matching a sedan's front end, right?

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 05:15:02 PM


Ya I am gonna call bullsheet on that one, that's a flatbed Toyota pickup..  I clearly stated Car with a bed and has to come from the factory like that. That my friend is a Toyota pickup with a flatbed on it.

Call it what you like BUT That is an Australian UTE which is what you asked for

So whats the call? Are we calling mine a fail because of some technical bullsheet or what?

Quote from: codajastal on April 06, 2013, 05:44:58 PM

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 05:15:02 PM


Ya I am gonna call bullsheet on that one, that's a flatbed Toyota pickup..  I clearly stated Car with a bed and has to come from the factory like that. That my friend is a Toyota pickup with a flatbed on it.

Call it what you like BUT That is an Australian UTE which is what you asked for

No I said a car with a bed, that is not a car with a bed, its a pickup. I also said 'Your GS next to" and you did even do that Cods. Come on get with the spirit of the game sheesh..   

I meant something like this..


I rode my GS into the backyard for this pic BTW   

You get the win if you get a pic with YOUR GS next to I guess...

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 06:23:49 PM
No I said a car with a bed, that is not a car with a bed, its a pickup. I also said 'Your GS next to" and you did even do that Cods. Come on get with the spirit of the game sheesh..   

You get the win if you get a pic with YOUR GS next to I guess...

That IS a UTE.
Check your aussie language.
We DO NOT HAVE PICKUPS?

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 03:36:07 PM

Yes that's why I said "Your GS next to a El Camino/Ranchero/Ute type vehicle" 
The older the better...

And it doesnt have to be the GS JUST YOUR BIKE
Read the rules for clarity.
YOU get into the spirit of the game

This is a picture GAME, isn't it?

Quote from: five hundo on April 06, 2013, 08:02:19 PM
This is a picture GAME, isn't it?

Move along

Quote from: mister on April 06, 2013, 05:44:15 PM
This is why it is confusing for us, Cal

You've seen the style side I showed?

Well, here is the same XR6 ute but with a tray?



That shares the same front end as a car model. So would That be acceptable even though it has a tray and not a style side? The importance is in the front end matching a sedan's front end, right?

Yes that I what I meant by Car with a bed. Front end car with a bed like a truck..

Quote from: codajastal on April 06, 2013, 08:04:51 PM

Quote from: five hundo on April 06, 2013, 08:02:19 PM
This is a picture GAME, isn't it?

Move along

You win.  Forums are greeeaaattt. 

Quote from: codajastal on April 06, 2013, 07:55:44 PM

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 06:23:49 PM
No I said a car with a bed, that is not a car with a bed, its a pickup. I also said 'Your GS next to" and you did even do that Cods. Come on get with the spirit of the game sheesh..   

You get the win if you get a pic with YOUR GS next to I guess...

That IS a UTE.
Check your aussie language.
We DO NOT HAVE PICKUPS?

Quote from: Calpantera on April 06, 2013, 03:36:07 PM

Yes that's why I said "Your GS next to a El Camino/Ranchero/Ute type vehicle" 
The older the better...

And it doesnt have to be the GS JUST YOUR BIKE
Read the rules for clarity.
YOU get into the spirit of the game

Yay you win!