Please name your place to avoid........it is helpful to know

Post by **wilson_smith** » June 13, 2006, 6:16 am

[quote="beer monkey"][quote="wilson_smith"]

I'll stick with the tuktuk I own, its fun to drive past all the "tamruat jahp" helmet check points. as there are no rules involved with a tuktuk.[/quote]

how about some pic's of the old tukkers.....has it been pimped up or standard.?
Interested regarding cost to .[/quote]

You probably seen it before, it was one of Udons most famous tuktuks, formerly the "karabow dang"
I de-stickered it and fixed everything that the previous owner neglected.

Yes its pimped now, I had added halogen lights for the front and a blue lowrider light underneath the tuktuk. The halogen lights are for the "low key, stealth motorbikes" that like to ride around at night with no headlights on. It has GPS navigation, via a hand held Garmin

I would like to lower it even more, I lowered the front 1X already.

It cost me 40,000 baht, I over paid, but its now in top shape.

Post by **Dakoda** » June 13, 2006, 7:34 am

wilson_smith wrote I'll stick with the tuktuk I own

well unless there is someone else with one, (not counting Steve) TW has pointed you out, with a laugh, guess she has not seen many foreigners driving tuktuk's

Post by **wilson_smith** » June 13, 2006, 10:02 am

[quote="Dakoda"][quote][b]wilson_smith wrote[/b] I'll stick with the tuktuk I own[/quote]

well unless there is someone else with one, (not counting Steve) TW has pointed you out, with a laugh, guess she has not seen many foreigners driving tuktuk's

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Lol......I look like a Thai, mai pen rai

Samlor mai krup?

Post by **hxjohn** » June 14, 2006, 12:33 am

Dakoda wrote:
wilson_smith wrote I'll stick with the tuktuk I own
well unless there is someone else with one, (not counting Steve) TW has pointed you out, with a laugh, guess she has not seen many foreigners driving tuktuk's

there as been 2 other guys with tuck tucks around udon apart from steve
in the past one as had to retire on medical grounds and the other i think whent back home
i have got a friend who bought is wife a tuck tuck she works in and around udon still today
i wanted to buy one but the wife said no you very ting tong falang no take tuck tuck

Post by **BangkokButcher** » June 14, 2006, 2:19 am

Just out of curiosity, are there any decent workshops about that specialise in tuk tuk conversions, some similar to steve's as a concept, but maybe on a smaller scale