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5th September 2008, 17:45
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| Team-BHP Support   |  This very Pajero didn't participate in Coorg OTR despite showing up there. May be it should have, this terrain looks more challenging. |
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5th September 2008, 17:49
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| Team-BHP Support  | Once all of the vehicles were at the farmland, it was time for food. The hot sun had sapped our energy and we were hungry for food. Vinay got straight into the act and him and srini got the stove and utensils ready for cooking. And yes, the 'goat' in the picture was not the food -- though some folks did express their desire for some 'mutton'  . Here we have the chicken being deep fried. looks yummy -- right ?  Meanwhile, Bhaskar got started on the 'cup-o-noodles' as he couldn't wait for the chicken to get ready.  This is how 'deep fried chicken' looks in an OTR. (oh oh.. I can see salivating mouths now here..)  The folks get ready and take out the food, drinks, juices and just start relaxing.. Few of us were pure vegetarians (including me & wifey) so we had some ready to eat packets opened and had our lunch.  Bhaskar has a splitting headache and goes off to doze for a while.  The classic -- taking a sun bath while we ate food.  All of us enjoying and chit chatting  After the food and relaxation, it was time to prepare some tea. Here is tea being made  The tea being strained..  Time for packup guys. All waste/plastic being collected in a polybag to be taken back to civilization for disposal.  We then start from that place and head home. On the way as srini's CJ3b's light /horn are not working we guide him and on the way we get it attended. Reach home by 9.30 pm, have a hot shower, food (maggie) and doze off. A very nice OTR -- especially with food being cooked at the OTR spot. Special mention of Kayum(Pajero owner) to having the courage to take his 4x4 where few others would dare to. His Pajero did not suffer ANY damage apart from body scrubbing by the bushes that will go off with rubbing compound/wax. He did have a bent silencer pipe and that is just a rubber washer that needs to be replaced. The Pajero perform quite well. Cheers, |
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5th September 2008, 17:53
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| Team-BHP Support | Quote:
This OTR was sooo relaxed, just few folks and no worries about time so we could take it easy and make sure that the pajero took on the terrain and at the same time not suffer any damage. | |
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5th September 2008, 20:32
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| Senior - BHPian  | Amazing report. You guys had loads of fun. After reading reports like this makes me want to go out there & buy a used Mahindra or a Gypsy for off roading adventures and keep my safari for city and highway driving. Maybe Ill do it sometime in future keep up the good work |
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10th September 2008, 22:51
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| Senior - BHPian  | Fantastic report and pics Shahnawaz. Which one of the pics shows you? Kudos for all you guys finding a path to keep your offroading passion alive. Great work. An OTR with a cook out, wow dreams are made of this. Must get my CJ3B going soon. Cant wait to experience an OTR. |
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10th September 2008, 23:11
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| Senior - BHPian  Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: kolkata
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| oh man, the photo of the classic is SUPERB. also i can feel the heat from here already. great stuff. |
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12th September 2008, 21:58
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangalore
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| Khan, Great show! Too sad that Your wife is not featured in ascent. Better take care next time. Dwarak |
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12th September 2008, 23:57
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| Team-BHP Support | Is this Vinay's classic? he too hasn't removed the Coorg OTR sticker like me.  Last edited by Samurai : 13th September 2008 at 00:04. |
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13th September 2008, 08:29
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| Team-BHP Support | Quote:
 .... This is Rajiv Ranjan's classic and Vinay may have been driving it in Coorg. Vinay has a CJ and I don't think has has ever had a classic. Quote:
IIRC, your sticker was #21, Minne is #22 and the classic has #23 Cheers, | ||
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13th September 2008, 11:31
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| BHPian  Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: bangalore
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| Hi Khan, wich offroader, a mahindra or a gypsy is more capable in tackling a typical OTR trail as per your experience? Asking this as i will surely buy one of these in future, so kicked with your posts!  |
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13th September 2008, 16:11
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| Distinguished - BHPian   Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Gurgaon
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| Droooooollllll.... And you need to be kicked in the rear for stopping your posts at critical junctures to maximize the suspense 8-) |
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13th September 2008, 16:20
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| BHPian  Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: bangalore
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| ya ,,, all the jep guys dont care abt the gypsy ,,,, may be they are scared the gypsies might out perfom them ,,,, hahaha |
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13th September 2008, 19:28
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| BHPian  | Excellent post , this kicks my "Need to own" a Gypsy right back in Damn , if only I could get my hands on one. Anybody who reads this and knows of a Gypsy that can be bought in TamilNadu do let me know. TamilNadu because that will save me the hassle of re-registering it etc. |
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13th September 2008, 21:14
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 Cheers! -Vaspro | |
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13th September 2008, 21:27
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| Team-BHP Support | KRO is Kerala registration isn't? Are you trying to get it re-registered in Karnataka? Ah, I wish I could get those D-rings like you got on yours. |
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