Our LRDG Chev

[Dinty]

I have followed this thread from the start, all I can say is 1st CLASS, cheers Dennis

[Andrew H.]

Originally Posted by Dinty

I have followed this thread from the start, all I can say is 1st CLASS, cheers Dennis

Thanks Dinty,
What we lack in skills and experience we make up in determination and bloody-mindedness.
Cheers,
Andrew

[Bob Carriere]

Looking forward to how you will do the areo screens!!!!!

Bob C

[Niels V]

Would these be suitable for aero screens https://www.completeautomobilist.com...nds-aeroscreen ?

[Andrew H.]

Originally Posted by Niels V

Would these be suitable for aero screens https://www.completeautomobilist.com...nds-aeroscreen ?

They might be suitable, but look expensive. We will make our own I think.

[Bob Carriere]

But ......... how practical-useful are they on a LRDG travelling at 25 mph in loose sand/gravel????

Would they actually divert the air flow away from the driver's face??? or is it just another British tradition like the open "C" cabs with a waist high canvass wrap around for the driver's compartment.

They do look pretty!!!!!

Bob C

[Andrew H.]

Hi Bob,
We don't expect them to be very practical or useful, but will install them anyway, to be as authentic as possible. I have already driven our truck at 100km/hour without any protection at all, and at that speed you certainly need something between your face and a bumble bee!