OK that's interesting, answered my (vague) question. When I was in the army at larkhill they told us we'd be charged for taking private vehicles on the plain. Typical army bullshit. The idea always stayed with me though, lived in Devizes as a civvy for 2 years (for my sins) and never felt like it wa...

Blimey that sounds perfect for what I have planned, need to install a removable high single seat in mine (not for occupancy during off-road use, mind!). Good info again, I like this forum.

How are they secured in the vehicle, easy enough to remove?

It's factually correct though if a poor sales pitch

Pretty impressive. Duke of Edinboroughs expeditions must be a bit of by the numbers affair these days with all the kids carrying google maps in their pockets.

More often than not they are just trying to win votes from curtain twitchers, nimbus and parish council types, rather than actually effect a positive outcome. Who cares if they stop the bad 4x4 drivers, so long as at election time they are perceived to have done something about it? Clair Perry is on...

Looks like fun. I always wanted to have a good play in the desert. The Sahara isn't far away (closer than Finland and I've driven there a few times) but one you are that far out you could hardly muck about carefree.

Thanks. Sounds logical. I'd imagine they offer tuition too. I need to brush up, did an off road driving course in the army but it was a long time ago and pretty mediocre training really.

Perhaps I've been beaten to the punch posting it, but this is amazing!

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... ?logcode=p

But well smart SJ mind you