The world's first four-wheel-drive car directly powered by an internal-combustion engine, and the first with a front-engine, four-wheel-drive layout, was the Dutch Spyker 60 H.P., Commissioned for the Paris to Madrid race of 1903, it was presented that year by brothers Jacobus and Hendrik-Jan Spijker of Amsterdam.  en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki Four-wheel drive - Wikipedia
The cinematics. The color lutz. The audio work. Wow. These videos are becoming a top runner for TH-cam quality. (I'm not ignoring the amazing adventure. Well done.) These are no longer "videos", these are full productions. This is very impressive Ronny.
@@Ronny_Dahl Hey Ronny. I own a production studio and an animation studio so I understand the efforts to achieve this level of quality. The editing behind it is all is very pro and is keeps getting better. The amount of effort and creativity to achieve this final result very appreciated. Give the entire team a pat on the back.
An incredible trip lads. This is easily the best trip I have done in years; great humans, great drivers and great location! This is one of THE bucket-list tracks in Australia easily. Incredibly challenging. Awesome to be a part of this trip; from recce to drive then finish, it was always going to be epic. Lots of love for you lads, this one is going to be hard to beat.
I thoroughly enjoyed this Ronny! It reminded me of the last time we were out there. Just as hot, just as dusty. Feels like a lifetime ago. You and the crew have come a long way since then :)
This is incredible driving and scenery! Very real, this is how everyone should be taught. I don’t think I saw one vehicle thrash it to get through an obstacle. Good stuff!
DirtyDeed's 4x4 Club of South Australia Inc got three IFS cars to the top of Eke's Hill and back down in a day. A Pathfinder, a Triton and a Prado with another Prado getting up as far as Charlies crack. Awesome Track lots of adventure.
So much to love about this video Ronny. The humour, the way it was filmed, epic scenery, and of course SL3IPNIR the best 79 in the world. Loved seeing you in your element. All the best from your patron family in Carnarvon.
An epic and historical 4WD achievement made with true grit, determination and a fabulous Aussie sense of fun! Terrific cinematography too! A great achievement - loved every moment! Thank you!!
Great episode Ronny and Torbs , just watched the Sidetracked episode and loved it ! so a great collaboration right throughout. Not a track for the faint hearted or inexperienced . 😎👍🍻🍻
woah... this is the first time i see full video of Ronny Dahl's trip. i usually see tips and reviews. this is such a well done and awesome video. i enjoyed every moment of it.
if you're planning on doing another adventure like this I would suggest bringing a Milwaukee Hatchet. it is a small chainsaw that can cut up 200mm (if your smart about it you can do bigger) tree/logs i. I clear walking tracks for a living and this has changed our lives when it comes to fatigue. You can hold it in one hand and it requires a lot less energy and it willl take up far less space in your vehicle
extremely dank intro, excited for this one also just thinking, it would really help a noob like me to know exactly what your tire pressures are running at for various parts of the trail!
Hello Ronny, Hello Torben, I've been a fan of your videos for a long time, unfortunately I rarely comment, even if I like them, but today I just can't help it! It's exactly the video I've been waiting for for a while, you and the Siedtracked Australia guys... perfect. It turned out to be a great video, all my personal off-road heroes on tour together! Great video man see again you enjoy what you do thanks for this video keep it up please join nick and mark again please Many greetings from Germany
The Defender is the alien of you all, yet probably the best vehicle of you all until it breaks down for no obvious reason. I would have loved to see a double locked Gen4 Jimny in your group. Because I think it would have been a surprise to all of you / all of us.
Guys!! Beautiful - Bloody lovely!! How cool was that, if you can - more off. Watch a Camel Trophy (1993 or 1996) and you can see that despite technology moving on, it’s all about the basics of :-)
Well Ronnie, I've thoroughly enjoyed watching this, bet you guys are chuffed with the accomplishment, well-done, I wonder did drivers ever terrain that with horse, mule or cart? I have a question for Mark, would he ever consider a bmw replacement engine, I see a lot of them in defenders nowadays? I think I like the Landy the best out of all the vehicles, wonderful to see it in the terrain it was built to traverse, great work from the camera guys and the stand off was very entertaining, top marks you guys. 👍🚙👌🇨🇮
There is no doubt the 70 series is a tough offroader, no doubt. But I am noticing it's not as capable as many other tough 4wds. It's a shame that they don't make a rear coil option from factory.
Great vid i wanted somebody to use trepador's on somethink other then mud, this reminds me of an alexander mackenze video series expo.X did. Thanks from western Canada👍😆
Hi mate, Awesome work! I really enjoyed watching your video. All of your videos are great to watch, beautiful scenery, great humour, and informative. I'm wondering how you store your electronic gear,e.g., laptop, camera, and drone. So that they're not over hot inside the canopy? Thanks again for your videos. Dave
What a mission. Bring on the next adventure.
Great collaboration! Loved it.
Yep super keen for another experience like this…
Awesome guys 👍
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I have to say that it is nice seeing a land rover in the mix again. They have some serious ground clearance!
Defender was the first vehicle to climb to the top of the mount Elbrus 5642m, the tallest mountain in Europe
Thr whole world knocks on the Landovers. They were the first real world tough 4x4s. Mad respect to what you guys do! I love the old Landrovers!
Actually the first was the ww2 us gp vehicle. Later known as jeep. The land rover series 1 was the British replacement
@@johnlatsch9720 dude please. 4wds have been made in various quantities since the turn of last century.
The world's first four-wheel-drive car directly powered by an internal-combustion engine, and the first with a front-engine, four-wheel-drive layout, was the Dutch Spyker 60 H.P., Commissioned for the Paris to Madrid race of 1903, it was presented that year by brothers Jacobus and Hendrik-Jan Spijker of Amsterdam.

en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
Four-wheel drive - Wikipedia
Wow, that Defender. wow. What a solid car
OUTBLOODYSTANDING ! wow what a ride. Even tho I'm a Cruiser bloke, boy I love that Defender.
That defender is out of this world!
Your greatest vid yet Ronny, loved every moment
The cinematics. The color lutz. The audio work. Wow. These videos are becoming a top runner for TH-cam quality. (I'm not ignoring the amazing adventure. Well done.) These are no longer "videos", these are full productions. This is very impressive Ronny.
Glad you like it mate
@@Ronny_Dahl Hey Ronny. I own a production studio and an animation studio so I understand the efforts to achieve this level of quality. The editing behind it is all is very pro and is keeps getting better. The amount of effort and creativity to achieve this final result very appreciated. Give the entire team a pat on the back.
An incredible trip lads.
This is easily the best trip I have done in years; great humans, great drivers and great location!
This is one of THE bucket-list tracks in Australia easily.
Incredibly challenging.
Awesome to be a part of this trip; from recce to drive then finish, it was always going to be epic. Lots of love for you lads, this one is going to be hard to beat.
That defender is a beast! Love to see some land Rover love
I thoroughly enjoyed this Ronny! It reminded me of the last time we were out there. Just as hot, just as dusty. Feels like a lifetime ago. You and the crew have come a long way since then :)
This is my kind of driving.
Hard / difficult / not wet / no mud.
- This is a very good episode for a guy like me, thanks Ronny!
This is incredible driving and scenery! Very real, this is how everyone should be taught. I don’t think I saw one vehicle thrash it to get through an obstacle. Good stuff!
Best adventure I’ve seen on this channel in years. Well shot, and a story well told.
Magnificent, what a triumph getting all your vehicles up there, under those conditions with no casualties, well done guys, great vehicles too!
Awesome vid guys, and thank you for cutting the track. I’m looking forward to going back and doing stage 2&3 👏
DirtyDeed's 4x4 Club of South Australia Inc got three IFS cars to the top of Eke's Hill and back down in a day. A Pathfinder, a Triton and a Prado with another Prado getting up as far as Charlies crack. Awesome Track lots of adventure.
Awesome collaboration lads. Great 4wding and videography.
I think this might be the coolest experience I have seen in off-roading down under. nice production as well
So much to love about this video Ronny. The humour, the way it was filmed, epic scenery, and of course SL3IPNIR the best 79 in the world. Loved seeing you in your element. All the best from your patron family in Carnarvon.
I love it when two of my favourite 4x4 channels collaborate :D
Land Rover showing why its the best 4x4xfar!
An epic and historical 4WD achievement made with true grit, determination and a fabulous Aussie sense of fun! Terrific cinematography too! A great achievement - loved every moment! Thank you!!
Thank you very much!
Production quality is approaching Hollywood levels. Ronny Dahl has come far.
Look forward to taking my Jimny up this track next time I'm at Bendleby! Great video.
I really enjoyed that gents, thank you very much.👍
These are the best videos! Keep ‘em coming Ronny!
That was awesome. Great trip snd great production. Well done lads.
Awesome video and what a monster of a land rover.
Fantastic vehicle control! Great work! Love the technical stuff.
Brilliant trip, hands down to you guys for making it to the Peak, the footage was excellent
This was great! Loved this episode.. Now to Part 2 on Sidetracked
Next level cinematography. Thanks for the adventure
Great episode Ronny and Torbs , just watched the Sidetracked episode and loved it ! so a great collaboration right throughout. Not a track for the faint hearted or inexperienced . 😎👍🍻🍻
woah... this is the first time i see full video of Ronny Dahl's trip. i usually see tips and reviews. this is such a well done and awesome video. i enjoyed every moment of it.
@ronnydahl
I think this is the best / coolest / video you’ve done to date.
- FYI - I’m less than half way in and I’m more impressed than ever before…!
Love the way you explain everything, no matter how much you know I reckon you'd learn something from this video
Brilliant episode! Epic terrain too.
Well done. This is your another National Geographic material. Real four wheel drive show.
Fantastic episode, the series should be awesome. This is definitely bucket list stuff
Production level 11! top show. Torbs " why did I look down for hahaha
Amazing vid and trail awesome job. Loved the western theme at the start 👍🏻
Howdy 🤠 and thanks for the feedback
if you're planning on doing another adventure like this I would suggest bringing a Milwaukee Hatchet. it is a small chainsaw that can cut up 200mm (if your smart about it you can do bigger) tree/logs i. I clear walking tracks for a living and this has changed our lives when it comes to fatigue. You can hold it in one hand and it requires a lot less energy and it willl take up far less space in your vehicle
What an amazing episode gentlemen. Absolutely brilliant. 🤙🤙
Loved this video, great work and congratulations 👍🏼
This is a Ronny Dahl video I've been missing... well done boys.
Not really a fan of Landys.. but that Defender handles it all so damn well!
Awesome vid ronald, love this adventure stuff!
Magic.....
Some serious rigs on the trip 🤙🕶
Madagascar penguin hi five at 40:00 hahaha
Great challenge boys...and really proud on the Defender 😉
Hopefully i'll be at the show this year and i'll see you there!
Your channel is great, the video is great, I've been learning a lot. Will be getting a troopy soon because of your channel 💪🏾
NOT the first. I drove up there with the commodore bout 4 years ago. nah cheers legends. from one rover owner to another, love the defender
Awesome video!
Great editing!
Loved the intro 😁
Best content in some time. Kudos.
Well, that looked like a lot of fun.
Great video. I believe the way up was hard, but for me the way down usually harder
This looks epic Ronny. Loved it.
extremely dank intro, excited for this one
also just thinking, it would really help a noob like me to know exactly what your tire pressures are running at for various parts of the trail!
Hello Ronny, Hello Torben, I've been a fan of your videos for a long time, unfortunately I rarely comment, even if I like them, but today I just can't help it! It's exactly the video I've been waiting for for a while, you and the Siedtracked Australia guys... perfect. It turned out to be a great video, all my personal off-road heroes on tour together! Great video man see again you enjoy what you do thanks for this video keep it up please join nick and mark again please
Many greetings from Germany
Just what the Dr ordered after a long week!
C'mon Torbs! We're all not crosseyed in the west! 😮😅
Nice....great opening✌ only thing missing is the tombstone az sign
Id really like to see the camera car tackling these tracks too. Chris doesnt need to hide behind the scenes :)
Ohhh Chris isnt here.. 23:50
Jono was in the video and Scotty was on the images and some drone 👍
@Ronny Dahl yeh i noticed that after i commented :)
Chris didnt want to join you on this one?
He was busy filming stuff for the TV show
@@Ronny_Dahl speaking of that.. more 4wd camping stuff less fishing.. tv already has enough fishing shows :)
You got the wrong vehicles, i cut a track on my property a few years ago, not one puncture my D9 did an awesome job. 😂
True pioneering stuff mate.
Great video guys!
Ronny mate, your arm rest in the 79 series.
The pouch with the organiser, i reallllly want to know what it is or where i can get one!!!!!!
Great trip and vid. I can't believe it either. Ronnie actually made camp before dark, both nights!!!!! 😯 Now that must be a first lol 😂
I think we have a few bit to do with that. Took some convincing.
@@SIDETRACKED That would not have been easy lol 😂
They were stubborn lads, they got me sidetracked 2 camps in a row
@@Ronny_Dahl Probably something you wouldn't want to do even approaching dark TBH
Hi Ronny! I love this new format of the video. Sasha, 38, Russia
The Defender is the alien of you all, yet probably the best vehicle of you all until it breaks down for no obvious reason.
I would have loved to see a double locked Gen4 Jimny in your group. Because I think it would have been a surprise to all of you / all of us.
Great video guys! I really enjoyed this one.
Greetings from Croatia!
Big up to the Defender🇬🇧🇬🇧
Best video yet , great stuff , definitely one to watch
Thanks 👍
Hope you had spaghetti for one meal, given the spaghetti western intro - should have called it 'Four Mules for Sister Sarah'. Awesome video
Thanks Ronny. I walk there once a year and i recon I will walk next time too. No skills for that track.
Great episode!
F*ck yes to YT Members! Glad you went in that direction
Cheers mate glad to have your support too.
Guys!! Beautiful - Bloody lovely!! How cool was that, if you can - more off. Watch a Camel Trophy (1993 or 1996) and you can see that despite technology moving on, it’s all about the basics of :-)
Well done lads, that was a good one.
That's a nice tiny mountain you got there 😮
You guys are the best cheers from tampa
Well Ronnie, I've thoroughly enjoyed watching this, bet you guys are chuffed with the accomplishment, well-done, I wonder did drivers ever terrain that with horse, mule or cart? I have a question for Mark, would he ever consider a bmw replacement engine, I see a lot of them in defenders nowadays? I think I like the Landy the best out of all the vehicles, wonderful to see it in the terrain it was built to traverse, great work from the camera guys and the stand off was very entertaining, top marks you guys. 👍🚙👌🇨🇮
Regarding the BMW engine. Never say never but the reason I like the 300tdi is for the simplicity.
@@SIDETRACKED I think I tend to agree with you. 👍🚙👌🇨🇮
😂😂😂first few sec of the episode reminds me of desperado cowboy🎬 scene.epic
THANK YOU GREAT SUPER DETAILED VIDEO AS TRUE GREAT WATCHING
Damn one year ago I hadn’t seen BAJA’s on any vehicles and now they’re all over australia. For good reason.
Cracken episode mate👍
Patrol’s tyre pressure looked perfect for this track.
Phenomenal!
Kevlar sleeve… and a tube… never heard of this before. Any videos on this Ronny
That intro is sick man, loved it
Great video/adventure!
I noticed no IFS vehicle was invited to the party.
There is no doubt the 70 series is a tough offroader, no doubt. But I am noticing it's not as capable as many other tough 4wds.
It's a shame that they don't make a rear coil option from factory.
Damn the Defender is killing it, simply amazing... I love Toyota's but jeez
Haha, great intro, the rest of it was pretty amazing too :)
Another Aussie channel I need to sub to .Hello from scotland 👍
Great vid i wanted somebody to use trepador's on somethink other then mud, this reminds me of an alexander mackenze video series expo.X did. Thanks from western Canada👍😆
Loved that intro
Hi mate,
Awesome work! I really enjoyed watching your video. All of your videos are great to watch, beautiful scenery, great humour, and informative.
I'm wondering how you store your electronic gear,e.g., laptop, camera, and drone.
So that they're not over hot inside the canopy?
Thanks again for your videos.
Dave
Just on the back seats mate. The 79 doesn’t have a canopy
Great video🎉🎉🎉🎉
Will it be correct to conclude that a vehicle with leaf springs in not very useful whilst crawling over rocks compared to coil springs.