Seen on the road coming back from Richards Bay. They caught up with us at a filling station, and I had to get a photo!
Awesome for a road trip. Two young guys were traveling in it, with their "sleeping quarters" in the back.
There was a guitar lying on the back, and posters from many concerts, including Oppie Koppie 2007....
I really, really like this car. Rover 75, 1.8T
A "truck" which was being fitted with some gruesome sound system. It has pucker truck xzorsts! 6 x spotlights on the Roll bar, about 8 c 20lt jerry cans on the back, and much else, quite an awesome truck. Way too heavy on petrol for my pocket.
These two over wight, ignoramuses (Metro Police) were not wearing safety belts.Reg.:-RLW553GP
This doos overtook on the wrong side, never once in 3 km used his indicators, even though he was continuously changing lanes, swerving in front of the cars he was passing at dangerously close quarters. And with all that, I still caught upto him at the next traffic light, every time! He was also chatting on his cellphone at one point... No hands free.Reg.:-WYK746GP
The whole back, and most of the sides of this vehicle was an advertising poster for some religious group. What I want to know is, is it legal to block of your rear view like that?
Salagatle!
2 comments:
Bro...I have yet to see a JMPD officer wearing a seatbelt. I have developed a habit of coming up alongside them, waiting for them to look at me, and then pulling on my seatbelt as if to say "where is yours?" and to date I have a 100% record of blank looks...they're policement and are beyond the law.
And with our police thinking like this, is it any wonder why the rest of the country is following suit?
Love the volksie kombi..!
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