(23-07-2015, 10:09 PM)toseland Wrote: Does everything in oz try to kill you?
have you ever been attacked by a drop bear!?
Yes it does. I'm a bit of a hippy though so I like to believe that nature is on my side.
Crocodiles would have to be the deadliest. They are masters of stealth and absolute predators. You can't swim in any of the salt water creeks and when camping near a creek its best to be on the highest ground possible as they have been known to try to take people from their tents.
My brother was on a camping trip with a bunch of his mates when he heard this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq4ccCJdolc
It speaks for itself but its a sound you don't want to here. Gives me the fear of god. He ended up barricading him self in a tent with bikes and wood until morning.
Drop bears are a serious issue but have been significantly reduced in numbers due to culling.
(23-07-2015, 11:14 PM)Redordead89 Wrote: Many 306's kicking about over there? 309's 205's How about older big stuff like 604 Ti's, 505 GTIs 504 coupes etc? My dad had loads of the oldies and in many variants espesh 7 seat with me at the back not being heard over 3 older cackling sisters and 1 big bro! They all looked like hearses according to my mates but were quite often the only car in the street to get out when it snowed heavy! Bummer was I always made school!
Not many 306s at all and especially so for the diesel variants. Even less for the later models you've mentioned. Peugeot doesn't have the best reputation over here, old and new. Though there are enthusiast clubs. We don't have to worry about snow here its the heat that kills engines.