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Old 15-03-2012, 05:26 PM   #1
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Hey guys

Would love to hear what your opinion is on diffeences between Street utes and BNS utes

Just a read a facebook status with someone saying a massive bar and aerials is still street cause they have airbrushing


My opinion is it isnt but what is yours

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Well, i live out bush (sorta...lol) and around here we have lots of utes...

To me, a B'n'S ute is a practical country ute/eskie/bed with bullbar for roo smashing and CB's, plus stickers of various type...


There seems to be a trend of doing this, but rendering the ute sorta useless on a dirt road by adding crappy 18in+ chrome rims, big lowering jobs etc...defeats the purpose hey...
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Just a read a facebook status with someone saying a massive bar and aerials is still street cause they have airbrushing
BnS ute, not street. Any ute running around with a Kenworth or Mack truck bullbar on it = BnS, regardless of mods.
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Old 15-03-2012, 06:16 PM   #4
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Hey guys

Just a read a facebook status with someone saying a massive bar and aerials is still street cause they have airbrushing

they must be drunk
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Old 15-03-2012, 06:16 PM   #5
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Love the B&S utes...Always have and always will. I prefer them over the street utes any day.
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Old 15-03-2012, 06:18 PM   #6
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they must be drunk
Haha no he is sticking up for his gf who owns a bns ute which just has airbrushing on it

She won street ute award and now everyone is up in arms over it cause its not a street ute the bar is bigger than the car but they think cause they cruise it into the city its a street ute
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Pfft, car shows and "street" judging...
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Haha no he is sticking up for his gf who owns a bns ute which just has airbrushing on it

She won street ute award and now everyone is up in arms over it cause its not a street ute the bar is bigger than the car but they think cause they cruise it into the city its a street ute
my mistake, the judges must of been the drunk ones lol
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Old 15-03-2012, 06:37 PM   #9
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my mistake, the judges must of been the drunk ones lol
the judge was a feral as in a feral ute owner from what i can see

drunk or blind
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Old 15-03-2012, 06:55 PM   #10
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If it has a bullbar its a BnS piece of junk.
I dont rate them at all. Worlds quickest way to take a good ute and destroy it.
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Old 15-03-2012, 07:22 PM   #11
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street utes tend to be tastefully modified in both a visual sense and performance sense and a BnS ute is a utes worst nightmare as its a fast track to the trash bin.
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Old 15-03-2012, 07:48 PM   #12
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Haha, I wonder how many street utes due real ute work? I.e. have something in the back, underneath that lockable hard cover. How many of em can take a proper payload in the back?

Personally I like BnS utes/panos. But I know there is a place for them also. And living in a city again. I have no need for one. If I was to move to the country again. I would buy one again.

P.s. A BnS ute with airbrushing is still a BnS ute, just with airbrushing
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Old 15-03-2012, 10:18 PM   #13
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I might be 'city' but I'd take a street ute over a BnS (what does that stand for btw?) any day off the week, no question.


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Old 15-03-2012, 10:36 PM   #14
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Old 15-03-2012, 10:45 PM   #15
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Haha city cars. Stuff that, BnS and lift are go. Here in the city, them roo bars are good for stupid pedestrians that cant stay on the flamin footpath where they belong.
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Simple_ a BnS Ute is one that is covered in stickers, has a massive heavy oversized probably illegal bullbar on the front that ruins your steering, handling, and probably your airbag deployment, and which even guys with normal bullbars out here in the country goes "Look at that idiot...".

I'd even lay money on there being more stereotyped "BnS" utes in the city than there are in the country...
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Old 16-03-2012, 11:51 AM   #17
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I prefer street anyday over bns

This is a pic of a similar looking ute to the one that thinks its street
http://d3jqvtl5w23svk.cloudfront.net...ns_ute_hh2.JPG

picture that ute but black with airbrushing very tiny on each side and no lights

BNS for sure lol
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I prefer street anyday over bns

This is a pic of a similar looking ute to the one that thinks its street
http://d3jqvtl5w23svk.cloudfront.net...ns_ute_hh2.JPG

picture that ute but black with airbrushing very tiny on each side and no lights

BNS for sure lol
You'd have to be delusional and delirious to think that was street. That ute is as BnS as they come.

Oh, and for the record, Street over BnS ANY day of the week.
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You have to laugh at the blokes that light their utes up trying to look like a truck.

Alot of BnS utes actually dont do much "work" either, just their owners making look like they do..goes both ways.

Id never own anything BnS..but if its made with practicability in mind then no problems..

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I might be 'city' but I'd take a street ute over a BnS (what does that stand for btw?)
I don't that "BNS" is the correct term. B and S is what it should (or used to be)

B&S is a country/bush thing and stands for Bachelor and Spinster's ball...

Basically it's an excuse for drinking alcohol, dancing, drinking alcohol, chatting up as many members of the opposite sex as possible in 24 hrs. Oh, and drinking alcohol.

The day/night's activities usually involve a fair bit of circle work as well.
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When I had my street ute I got wound up all the time. They'd call my lowered envi BA XR8 ute on 19's a princess ute. They were right, was useless/dangerous on most dirt roads around there.
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Utes are only for tradies or farmers.If want a high performance 2 seater buy a Corvette!
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Here's a handy tip to tell them apart.. mud.
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Utes are only for tradies or farmers.If want a high performance 2 seater buy a Corvette!
Have you seen how many SS utes get around? Ford dropped the ball on this one big time.

Many young blokes (and some girls) dont need a sedan, why when you never have anyone in the back?

Holdens approach is almost as good as a monaro...they sell crap loads of them.
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Gotta go with the BnS, considering my RTV has a couple sets of stickers going on it.
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I own a xr6t ute. Mags, lowered, hard lid, exhaust. The typical street mods (and 315kw doesnt hurt :p )
But i still throw a load in the back regulary. In fact today i helped my brother move some furniture. Ive towed trailers, thrown multiple car parts in the back. Used it as mobile tool box for friends at drag strip.

I despise the BnS utes. Especially the ones who never leave town.
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if i had a ute, i'd have a big bull bar on it (not f..king massive, just big enough) to fend off kangaroos.. not to look like a wanna be truck driver...
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By some opinions above this would be a B&S Ute:





Not so, the Ute is mine and it has it's practical applications.
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Not so, the Ute is mine and it has it's practical applications.
throw that useless TUB away and i'll take it.

how do those things handle ? like with the extra ground clearance, do you get much body roll and that kinda thing ?
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Not so, the Ute is mine and it has it's practical applications.
Not much of a BnS ute, more a rural/country and a clean example of that!
A ute is a commercial vehicle, thus a vehicle of trade workers.

Here is mine... i use it in town and in the country... i keep it well serviced.



I like all ute types, but dont see the real use in either full street or BnS where neither want to get a scratch on their paint.
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