Bunerong Rovers

Another belter of a program, ending the year of with some soild fun and laughter

On tonight’s episode, we put our detective hats on for some irl cluedo

More on our adventures at Phillip island

One this weekends episode, we went to Phillip island for a crew getaway. Taking our talents to the track and exploring the area. Having a blast in the process

Bays Region Rover Community

Had the pleasure of receiving a $1000 grant from Dingley Bendigo bank tonight big thanks to Bendigo bank for your support of local community groups

Today we got stuck into the nitty gritty of tipsy and the wonderful world of electrical, once we installed a fresh battery we found out we have ignition/dash power making life a lot easier down the track still a few things to tick off before she’s ready to pur but made the list way shorter then expected

Our current to do list
Fuel cell
Oem engine side harness
Fit ecu
Shifter mount
Window winders
Battery Mount
Fit seats
2 seat brackets (passenger side)
Check brakes (bleed)
Fix horn
Coolent bottle fit
10mm rad hose
Tighten hood bolts

Quick little shoutout and massive thank you to Callum Taylor who was a former rover at Bunerong who spent many of hours and tons of love in starting the conversion tipsy wouldn’t be where it is today without all the work you did we appreciate how much time you put into her and gonna finish it off way you started it with all our loving

Semester 1 Locked and Loaded looking to be a goodie

We dabble in a little surf moot action and it didn’t disappoint.

Thanks to the Surfmoot committee for running such a fun camp and to A.B. Balcombe Rover Crew for hosting us

Bays Region Rover Community