Team Fog Horses

Well first off hello everyone and here are the team members for Fog Horses,

firstly the driver ME Rob i am a signaller for the last 17 years and this charity is close to me as i have a lot of serving friends who should have our support,

My Co Driver Andy he is also a signaller nearlly retired but andy was ex service so that is team Fog Horses.

As where the name came from FOG is the Frontera Owners Group and horses (horses45 to be precise) is my name on thier,but we hope to do this in my 1994 SWB 2.0 Frontera but we can always be called on if anyone needs a hand to keep us as a group going trou the Rally as i really think that this is going to be a great rally and i dont mind any advice off anyone so thats us
TEAM FOG HORSES

Frontera, that 'ill be another AA vehicle we need then

Hi Rob and Andy welcome to the show. You will find all the help and advice on this site, the guys who completed last years rally are brilliant and not only at raising money. The boss team are there for anyone needing help. Good luck

thanks for the welcom team joe 90 but as for the AA just let us know where you want them sent richie as we are gonna make it even if i have to get out and push it thier but looking forward to it just need to find out about frerries for the outward trip.

richie wrote:

Frontera, that 'ill be another AA vehicle we need then

Ignore them Joe. Jealousy is a terrible thing!

I used to rally Fronteras - and was not let done once (well, during an event that is! ).

I also used one to ferry me around Bosnia for two years and travel back & fore the UK in it; and was never let down.

well heres the FOG Horses Team vehicle as it stands at the min so with luck a prayer and some spares in the back a rallying we will go

Ace pics there Rob and good to see a Frontera in action. With those tyres; no probs. No doubt the tow hitch will be removed?

Oh yes takes five mins to put on and take off when im playing, but always come off to off road

Bring it with you though; to help others out !!!!!

not a prob if it's needed i will pop it in the back to bring with me now im looking forward to it

Good idea to take it with you. You will probably need it for the Landy's to pull you out,when you'r stuck

Is that the skin on a rice pudding holding you back in that last pic? Or is there a wet paper bag in front of you......



Mental note to tell AA to bring a couple of Isuzu power steering hoses. And two more.

NoDo$h wrote:

Is that the skin on a rice pudding holding you back in that last pic? Or is there a wet paper bag in front of you......



Mental note to tell AA to bring a couple of Isuzu power steering hoses. And two more.

looks like some of that very damp grass Its even sitting at a funny angle on it.

Ooooh, fatal that damp grass. Had to pull a Frontera off a kerb a while back. Have to admit, my mountain bike and the elastic band I was using might have struggled with the recovery if it weren't for the fresh oil on the kerb.

Robert, you've done something nobody thought possible. You've deflected the flack from us Landy owners!

All in jest matey; I used to sell Mavericks for a living......

we shall see i even have pics of our poor fronteras dragging these so called landys out and i have pic proof the frontera ready to help poor landys

The trouble with pictures us you can't always tell who is towing who

Hi and welcome - nice to see another non LR