Guadalajara & Soria 19 March 2008
Story and pictures in my Gallery:
http://www.gwoa.co.uk/index.php?name=coppermine&file=thumbnails&album=170
Get jealous and enjoy! :lol: :D
Lovely :P :P :P
:evil:
wow!!
how many hours did it last Isa and how many miles were covered?
brilliant :!:
why is it that cabrio G drivers have more b*lls :lol:
very spectacular ,great photos, did you manage to get up the really steep bit
The tracks you see were from Enduro bikes: no car seemed to have climbed the hill before....
well done you 3 at first i thought what a lovely remote part of the planet :D , then some of it might be a bit tricky :shock: , an those hill climbs must have taken some courage :roll: if only to preserve the strait lines of your g wagens, oh and well done g wagens :!:
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You must be surely referring to the Jócar hill climb which we did on 17 February (see last pictures of this album): http://www.gwoa.co.uk/index.php?name=coppermine&file=thumbnails&album=17...
All three G's climbed that hill, in this order: Freyer's 1991 G300, Dodo's 1996 G300 Turbodiesel and my 1991 G300D. Admitedly I refused to attempt it until I had seen with my own eyes that it was feasible... and I still don't believe it today...