- front yard - 07 July - paver removal - 06 - Joseph putting rocks in Wasp.JPG (125.97 KiB) Viewed 95674 times
...even if the styleside is a little high for some people to reach...
- front yard - 07 July - paver removal - 08 - Joseph putting rocks in Wasp - with Neil and Dave.JPG (109.31 KiB) Viewed 95674 times
Had to pull up some pavers in the front yard and also knock down a brick pillar. Smashed it all up, chucked it in the Wasp and the trailer!
The stuff in the trailer got moved about 10 metres; the stuff in the Wasp is still in there... in the shed... waiting for a break in the rain (that falls on a weekend as well) so it can be taken to the dump!
That's the great thing about the Ruston Wasp. It's original, but it's not afraid to get dirty and carry some stuff!!!
I still never drive it in the rain though. Or the heat!
Joseph has had a couple of rides in it around the block. He thinks it's cool (I hope... it'll be his problem one day!).
. The GT had been sitting idol for about 6 years, but the day I started it to move down to the big smoke, it absolutely bucketed rain. Brad, barley 11 years old was my copilot. It soon started trickling down the windscreen on the passenger side, behind the dash and ended up dripping on the floor pan. Of course one always has CHAMOIS on board 
and Brad did the job well slurping it up as it was getting worse. But the jolly Beastie still aquaplaned us 270 kms down the road to the big smoke at 70 mph. Liz followed in the Magna with Jason on board, said it was hard to keep up. Don't you love these crazy numbers 
!!