FG's in Action

[4Rescue]

I love the fg's, i've put them through hell and back in all sorts of configs and they always come through. (except for the time i cracked a chassis, bloody 4.5 mm)

"Billy Tea Expeditions..." I love it, swing that billy mate

Cheers

Dave

[whatcharterboat]

Southern Highlands. NSW.



Billabong sunset. NT.



Shorty.



Havin’ fun on our test track.

[kerry]

Jeffery,

Nice picture of the FG in Towing action. That will be me when I get an FG, but I'll probably be towing a c303.

Is that a SWB FG you have?

I found an FC Jep website that listed the overall production numbers, and they were very low, so I never even thought to try and find one. Good scores. You must be one of the main FC collectors?

Thanks for the enlightenment.

If I'm not mistaken, that's an FE and not an FG????

[jhrodd]

If I'm not mistaken, that's an FE and not an FG????

That's why I need the FC. Do the math:

FE + FC = FG

[DontPanic42]

Not an exotic local (unfortunately) just a typical place where my FG was designed to go - a hunting camp 12 miles south of Dryden, TEXAS about a mile from the Rio Grande. Starting the breakfast biscuits about 0430 hours. Have already been up for 1 1/2 hours. The FG is back of the chuck wagon on the right in the shadows.

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[dhackney]

Here's some shots from SA:

Southern Argentina, just north of Ushuaia



Southern Chile, near Torres del Paine National Park



Southern Chile, with guanacos




Southern Chile, near Torres del Paine National Park




Southern Argentina, Puerto Moreno Glacier




Southern Argentina, Puerto Moreno National Park




Southern Chile, near the southern end of the road




Northern Chile




Northern Chile, The Hand of the Desert, Atacama Desert




Northern Chile, near San Pedro de Atacama, the Salt Mountains



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[dhackney]

Peru - Cusco




Peru, sacred valley, the Salinas




Peru, a pretty good chicken bus road


.

[d0va]

those last ones are just beautiful man... Post some more

[dhackney]

I'm both envious and inspired.

Overseas travel, be it by motorcycle or overland expedition vehicle, is a lot easier than you think.

The biggest challenge is overcoming the psychological hurdles you erect in your own mind.

South America, in particular, is almost as easy as sub-Saharan Africa.

Come on down.

[dhackney]

I don't want to turn this into the Hackney Fuso photo album, but I couldn't leave without putting up this shot by Scott Brady:




The full collection of photos of our Fuso in action around the world is here:
http://www.hackneys.com/gallery/v/travel/fuso/

I'll try to keep it updated this year.