What an awesome video, I loved every minute, I had a jackaroo 1985 or 6 model, l now have a reason not to clean out my truck, some of that stuff may help me have a hot meal one day, camp-site looks good too I will stay there one day. Thanks for the video.
SUPER ROB .... WHAT AN AMAZING HISTORY LESSON .. THAT WAS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT......mate I got to put my hands up ..... My fishing car looks the same ... but hey we're smiling... Thank you buddy 😎🇬🇧
whilst driving around Victoria with my wife and kids several years ago i fell in love with many parts of the country side, but i had to keep reminding myself that it was summer
@@robbiefishing Yeah, that's WHY I like more MODERN 4WDS! Hubs are auto locked in H4L or L4L! H4 is not locked, so all 4 wheels can move at different speeds!
You know it’s time to get a new vehicle when the tyres are worth more than the car haha , really enjoyed this vid Robbie and good luck with the new car .
Great video Robbie. A great final outing for the old girl. There is definately something soothing about watching snow fall, only as so long as you don't have to stay camped in it for long.
Haven't been to Stringy Bark in years, we drove in a camry. We didn't camp. We did the whole bushranger trail, including Kings. Valley Beautiful part of Victoria.
Absolutely love your refreshing unique style of videos mate. Only trouble is, when it’s time for bed my 4 year old he says he wants to see Robbie fishing. Then he jumps around repeating “Hey You”. 😆
Haha thanks mate. When my brothers kids were younger, my brother and his wife use to get annoyed with me for winding his kids up right on bed time. Looks like nothing has changed. 🤣🤣🤣
Great video and love your old Jackaroo was definitely a good choice when you first bought it.hope you buy something similar to replace it and definitely 4wd is a bonus.maybe a Subaru Forester if you don't need the room.🙂
Thanks mate. I use to own a forester. It was an excellent car, but I ran it fair into the ground too. Haha My only issue with the forester was the lack of ground clearance, and from memory, it didn't have low range, but I could be wrong.
Foresters from the 90s have low range.are getting old so would have to find a good one.i have a Nissan Pathfinder 2000 model very underrated.bit thirsty like Jackaroo being V6 but very reliable.or get another Jackaroo that is newer with the 3.5 petrol.the diesels apparently aren't good.comes down to money and is why I like my petrol pathfinder alot cheaper to fix and reliable old school.cheers 👍
I remember u had a slab of corn in the back of your car that was going back a bit now lol less u had some fun in it over the years top video of ned Kelly ground and the snow
Hey robbiefishing keep up the good work mate and keep the good content coming mate and keep the good cod and carp and redfin and yellowbelly and crayfish fishing videos coming mate and stay strong and stay safe and god bless mate
Thanks so much Shane. I have actually been wanting to film a camping video at Stringybark Creek for a long time, but haven't been able to get away. Hopefully I can film a new camping video soon.
I hunt close to stringy bark it's a great spot. Old Jackaroo does alright I have Nissan patrol it's been a great car too little thirsty in modern times but I'm happy with it 14L per 100. Shame I need to drive 3 hours just to get to that camp tho trying to make ba move to reginal Vic now over these lockdown and stuff
Thanks Mario. There was actually a hound crew working while I was up there. They had a dead stag on the road as I was driving out. Probably only 1km or so from the camp ground.
She's still going strong brother. I was up at Tolmie two weekends back, had a feed at the Tatong Tavern then over the hill to Tolmie, pub was closed so headed down to Whitfield. Cracking country. p.s. next time take sarnies you goose lol.
Yeah, having 2 cars for different purposes seems cool originally, but then you have to have 2 separate registrations, insurance, and more overall parts that might need repairing. I think a single car that has 4WD ability that can partly fit both roles is the best. For example a Land Cruiser are the best workhorses, however the reality is that the average person going to bush tracks and such doesn't need something that large and powerful, and so the Land Cruiser wouldn't fit both roles, it's role is all on one side (doing work, rough roads, towing stuff etc), it's not really good for just using it to drive about in town however. For me, I tend to find things like a second hand 4WD rav4 does the trick. Still made by the 4WD experts of Toyota, but for a more typical usage, small enough to be good on fuel, but also large enough that you can put your stuff in there and actually go on a 4WD track. Why I opt for second hand cars is because I don't want to always have to be thinking about accidentally damaging it, if it's second hand and for example only cost me 15k or something, I won't be nervous if I put a scratch on it. If it's brand new and is like nearly 40k, I will be too worried to even take it on most tracks.
you should NEVER get rid of this car. I have one and i love her. Have the same door and bumper issue. Manual ones will outlive you. Its worth all the money u put into it.
I had a holden rodeo did some great trips in it we travelled a lot between Wollongong and Croydon in Victoria and just a couple of years ago she let go in your home town of wangaratta
I bought an 05 holden rodeo 3.0l diesel 4wd as my first car not that long ago, great car that's good on fuel and has a bullet proof isuzu motor with only 177,643 kms on it, might be worth you having a look at one just avoid the petrol ones as they chew through fuel.
Hey Robbie, loved the video and its great so see what's behind the scenes in your top-of-the-notch videos, just a little reminder, your number plate wasn't blurred out just to let you know. There could be a reason for that idk but keep up the amazing work. ❤️ 👍
Good Bye Jackaroo may your journeys be easy .Hey Robbie my beast of choice for the bush is my 1989 FJ62 Landcruiser 564,000 ks on the clock 3F petrol and still going strong and I keep it a little bit cleaner than your beast but its not my daily driver anymore I have another car which I purchased about 20 months ago its also a Toyota a 2018 Camry great for the long trips and very economical.
Thanks so much Rod. Every time the radar showed rain coming I would back the Jackaroo out from under the carport to give it a wash. Haha Two cars is a great combination. 2 registrations sux, but it is super convenient.
I had one of those. Red with silver trim. I loved it but it was a bitch to park in inner Sudney. I traded it in about 10 years ago as the final straw was the around-town fuel consumption: 24L/100K Ugh. I never used it as a 4WD anyway so needed up getting a C4 Citroen. 60 litre tank. 1400 k's/tank on my runs up to Brissie and back.. Citroen's are kinda quirky but it's served me well.
Mate why does it always go really quiet when it starts to snow? Does anyone know why that is . Great stuff mate good luck with the next muck wagon mate
Thanks mate. Isn't it just amazing. I believe that there are 2 reasons. 1 because it hits the ground a lot more gently, and doesn't splash, and the other because the snow actually absorbs the sounds, a bit like sound proofing in a studio.
I have 93 rodeo turbo diesel nearly 260k second battery and pads plus tyres and oil 7.3 litres to the hundred. Other car is a Fiesta TDI runs 4 L 100km same body as Mazda 2 also extremely reliable similiiar ks both my daughters drive them but reluctant to drive Rodney.
Mate, you gotta remember that back in 93 the price of petrol wasn't that huge so the petrol guzzler it is now wasn't really that noticeable or a worry back then. What you should've done was join our facebook forum for the Jackaroo and there's plenty of people on there to help you out with mechanics, parts and info. It would be a shame to let the ol'gurl go.
@@robbiefishing Yeah I remember having got mine in 85 @0.47cpl, even in the mid-late 90 fuel was still cheap enough for me and my crowd of street racers to enjoy street drags at Calder and burn outs lol. Join our facebook page on Holden Jackaroo / Isuzu 4x4 and depending on your area there are heaps that can help you out with advice
Liking your views on 4WDing, use it to get to your fishing or detecting spots and security for getting home. I watch some 4 WD stuff that seems to be pointless in that the car is subjected to enormous ruts, rocks and whatever else just to get to the top of something and turn around and go back! I have a good laugh when the terrain breaks the cars and they have to be towed out!
Haha thanks mate. Yeah that extreme stuff doesn't make sense to me either, but each time their own I guess. I'm not a thrill seeker, I just love the ability to get into places that regular cars can't.
Hahahaha One thing that I have loved doing in summer is going for andwim in the river and then driving around in a wet shirt. That's my air-conditioning. Haha
The so called "Kelly Tree" is not recognised by authorities as being the tree where Sgt Kennedy was murdered by Ned Kelly. The actual site where the three police officers were murdered by Kelly is not known. There has been extensive debate over decades as to the correct area where the police were camped and where Ned Kelly murdered Constable Lonigan, a father of four children with a pregnant wife, and Constable Scanlan, who was not married. Kelly chased Sgt Kennedy for some 800 metres through the bush before wounding him and then murdering him in cold blood. Kennedy had five young children, and his wife was also pregnant. I don't think the actual site will ever be found, as time has changed the area so much.
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What an awesome video, I loved every minute, I had a jackaroo 1985 or 6 model, l now have a reason not to clean out my truck, some of that stuff may help me have a hot meal one day, camp-site looks good too I will stay there one day. Thanks for the video.
Haha thanks Gav. Cleaning cars is so over rated. LOL
You have the best 4x4 of 90s like me great video man
Thanks George. 👍👍
What a day!
Thanks for sharing a great a great place to take the kids, and there bikes.
SUPER ROB ....
WHAT AN AMAZING HISTORY LESSON .. THAT WAS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT......mate I got to put my hands up .....
My fishing car looks the same ... but hey we're smiling...
Thank you buddy 😎🇬🇧
Thanks so much mate. My theory is that any rubbish I have is better off on the floor of my car than being left in the bush.👍👍
@@robbiefishing you know what rob I like your thinking..and I'll give that reason next time my ear is being chewed.....cracking mate 😎🇬🇧
I've had many battles with that back door and lost them all hahaha. Loved the vlog style mate. I've never seen snow falling in person!
Hahaha you sure have. So has Pratty. 🤣🤣🤣 I love itbwhen it snows. Nature at its absolute best.
I went there for my school camp
Thats a good old truck and what a way to give it its last adventure
Thanks mate. It sure was a fitting send off.
Who would have thunk a Jacka-bloody-roo 😳😳 I had you for an 1984 poo brown Range Rover 🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing
Love your work
Hahahahaha thats hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣
What's the replacement vehicle? MUX? D-Max? I've had 2 Jackaroos, a 1988 and a 1998 beautifully built vehicles Isuzu quality.
Hey mate I really enjoyed this format of video it compliments all your fishing yabbying cooking and photography videos. Keep ot up man!
Thank you so much mate.
hello when i saw u at stanly you took a photo of my fish and put it in the paper but i remember you owned a white commodore.
whilst driving around Victoria with my wife and kids several years ago i fell in love with many parts of the country side, but i had to keep reminding myself that it was summer
Haha it sure does get very cold down here in winter.
I’ve seen the Mazda in person before it’s a great little car 🚗
I love the history of Ned Kelly
Great vid Robbie
Hey Will you sure have mate. Thanks so much champ. 👍👍
I have a Paj now! (Thanks inheritance!) I always put mine in H4 when I go off bitumen regardless!
Awesome. It's a great idea to use 4x4 off road. I had to get out and lock the hubs in before I could use it.
@@robbiefishing Yeah, that's WHY I like more MODERN 4WDS! Hubs are auto locked in H4L or L4L! H4 is not locked, so all 4 wheels can move at different speeds!
You know it’s time to get a new vehicle when the tyres are worth more than the car haha , really enjoyed this vid Robbie and good luck with the new car .
Haha thanks mate. It got to the point that the empty cans in the floor were worth more than the car. Haha
Great video mate once again and very funny as well keep it up
Thanks heaps mate.
Great video Robbie. A great final outing for the old girl. There is definately something soothing about watching snow fall, only as so long as you don't have to stay camped in it for long.
Thanks Damian. I absolutely love it when it snows, it is just so super peaceful.
Good way to send off the old girl. 👍👍
Thanks mate, sure was a ripper trip.
Snow ... Thats pretty damn beautiful have to touch it one day , another groovy video !!
Great video
Thanks so much mate.
End of an era. I hope your new vehicle serves you as well.
Thanks so much Glen.
nice little car robbie bet it scoots around
Nice video Robbie. That old truck has done a great job. Good luck getting all that stuff in your new rig…. 😂 Holy crap, that looks cold!✌️🙂
Thanks so much Tubby. Sure was bloody cold mate. Cold and beautiful.
Haven't been to Stringy Bark in years, we drove in a camry. We didn't camp. We did the whole bushranger trail, including Kings. Valley Beautiful part of Victoria.
After a long day at work I feel privileged to crack open a beer and watch an amazing video. Thanks for making my day awesome mate 👍
Hey Joel thanks so much mate. Enjoy your beer buddy. 👍👍
I like the Jackaroo it definately served you well. It was like a 4wd tacklebox. Fairwell old girl😍. Thanks mate. Peaceout! ✌️
Haha thanks mate. I like that, a 4 wheel drive tacklebox. Brilliant. 🤣🤣🤣
@@robbiefishing 👍
Such is Life.
Absolutely love your refreshing unique style of videos mate.
Only trouble is, when it’s time for bed my 4 year old he says he wants to see Robbie fishing.
Then he jumps around repeating “Hey You”.
😆
Haha thanks mate. When my brothers kids were younger, my brother and his wife use to get annoyed with me for winding his kids up right on bed time. Looks like nothing has changed. 🤣🤣🤣
You HAVE to be MAD to go camping in that area at THIS time of year! Bugger that!
Haha It's all 1 big adventure mate. I would love it.
@@robbiefishing No doubt you would! TOO cold & wet for me! I'd LOVE it in summer or autumn tho!
I have property up at Tolmie, love it when it snows up there. Keep up the good work Robbie.
Thanks so much Heath. Sure is beautiful up that way mate.
Thanks to The Jackaroo !!! What an awesome vehicle !
Thanks Jono, awesome old car owed me nothing.
Our cats name is Macgyver, and he can save the world with a piece of string and 2 rubber bands. 😆 🤣
Great video and love your old Jackaroo was definitely a good choice when you first bought it.hope you buy something similar to replace it and definitely 4wd is a bonus.maybe a Subaru Forester if you don't need the room.🙂
Thanks mate. I use to own a forester. It was an excellent car, but I ran it fair into the ground too. Haha My only issue with the forester was the lack of ground clearance, and from memory, it didn't have low range, but I could be wrong.
Foresters from the 90s have low range.are getting old so would have to find a good one.i have a Nissan Pathfinder 2000 model very underrated.bit thirsty like Jackaroo being V6 but very reliable.or get another Jackaroo that is newer with the 3.5 petrol.the diesels apparently aren't good.comes down to money and is why I like my petrol pathfinder alot cheaper to fix and reliable old school.cheers 👍
I've got the same medal detector
Great video Robbie Thanks for the insight to behind the scenes.
Hi mate thanks so much for watching
Your a bloody legend mate.
Haha thanks so much Chris.
@@robbiefishing thanks mate.
nice video enjoy the new mazda bt 50
Hahahaha Thanks so much John. Good guess. That's what my old man drives. Haha
@@robbiefishing and it is a mazda haha
I remember u had a slab of corn in the back of your car that was going back a bit now lol less u had some fun in it over the years top video of ned Kelly ground and the snow
Thanks so much James. Yep, I sure did. That was inna carp fishing video. I grabbed the corn from the back of my car and caught a big carp on it. Haha
Flavouring THEN water, dammit Robbie……..
Hahahaha
The old beast 🔥🔥🔥 great video mate
Thanks buddy. It is sad to see her go.
Hey robbiefishing keep up the good work mate and keep the good content coming mate and keep the good cod and carp and redfin and yellowbelly and crayfish fishing videos coming mate and stay strong and stay safe and god bless mate
HEY KANE...thanks so much for always watching legend.
@@robbiefishing Hey Robbie no worries mate anytime mate and i started my first day of my volunteer job on this monday gone
Love jackaroos.. always reliable. Awesome videos mate keep them up
Thanks so much mate. My mechanic once said to me "you couldn't kill it with a stick". Hahaha
Your so so lucky
I sure am mate. I am VERY appreciative of where I live.
Excellent video , snow looked awesome!🍺🍺
Thabk you so much Phillip.
Loved the video Roberto. Awesome behind the scenes kind of video. And those spots, car and the snow was amazing aswell
Thanks so much buddy. Sure is a beautiful part of the world.
Your the best Robbie!! great vid!
Thank you so much Sam.
@@robbiefishing your my idol, i really want to meet you one day!
awesome robbie. Would love to see some camping vids at these sorts of places. Bloody good stuff mate
Thanks so much Shane. I have actually been wanting to film a camping video at Stringybark Creek for a long time, but haven't been able to get away. Hopefully I can film a new camping video soon.
I hunt close to stringy bark it's a great spot. Old Jackaroo does alright I have Nissan patrol it's been a great car too little thirsty in modern times but I'm happy with it 14L per 100. Shame I need to drive 3 hours just to get to that camp tho trying to make ba move to reginal Vic now over these lockdown and stuff
Thanks Mario. There was actually a hound crew working while I was up there. They had a dead stag on the road as I was driving out. Probably only 1km or so from the camp ground.
She's still going strong brother. I was up at Tolmie two weekends back, had a feed at the Tatong Tavern then over the hill to Tolmie, pub was closed so headed down to Whitfield. Cracking country. p.s. next time take sarnies you goose lol.
Hey mate everything you have had to replace on that car is normal stuff to replace on an old car
Great vid mate.
Love the history lesson 😃
Thanks so much mate.
Yeah, having 2 cars for different purposes seems cool originally, but then you have to have 2 separate registrations, insurance, and more overall parts that might need repairing.
I think a single car that has 4WD ability that can partly fit both roles is the best. For example a Land Cruiser are the best workhorses, however the reality is that the average person going to bush tracks and such doesn't need something that large and powerful, and so the Land Cruiser wouldn't fit both roles, it's role is all on one side (doing work, rough roads, towing stuff etc), it's not really good for just using it to drive about in town however.
For me, I tend to find things like a second hand 4WD rav4 does the trick. Still made by the 4WD experts of Toyota, but for a more typical usage, small enough to be good on fuel, but also large enough that you can put your stuff in there and actually go on a 4WD track. Why I opt for second hand cars is because I don't want to always have to be thinking about accidentally damaging it, if it's second hand and for example only cost me 15k or something, I won't be nervous if I put a scratch on it. If it's brand new and is like nearly 40k, I will be too worried to even take it on most tracks.
Is that a Thule 480 foot pack?
I've got a 2003 V6 Jackaroo, luckily for me I only live 2km from work so fuel isn't a huge issue. Great car though.
The jackaroo is a great truck, I had one foe years but couldn’t afford the petrol on long trips, otherwise a little beauty
Thanks mate. I 100% understand the petrol issue. Easily the most expensive car to run that I have ever owned.
Love the video mate keep it up
Hey Tyler thanks so much mate.
you should NEVER get rid of this car. I have one and i love her. Have the same door and bumper issue. Manual ones will outlive you. Its worth all the money u put into it.
Hey Robbie you can fish. but you still drive on the wrong side of the road!!!😆
I had a holden rodeo did some great trips in it we travelled a lot between Wollongong and Croydon in Victoria and just a couple of years ago she let go in your home town of wangaratta
Thanks mate. WOW What are the chances!
She’s a Beauty mate still got another 1000000 in her lol 😆
Haha and a little bit more. LOL
I bought an 05 holden rodeo 3.0l diesel 4wd as my first car not that long ago, great car that's good on fuel and has a bullet proof isuzu motor with only 177,643 kms on it, might be worth you having a look at one just avoid the petrol ones as they chew through fuel.
Thanks mate. Isuzu motors sure are bullet proof.
A fitting tribute for a tired old friend. 😭😭🤧
She'll probably come back as a Hyundai.
Please, try harder to keep your next car clean. 😁😁
That is God’s country right there mate.
Thanks mate, you're no wrong. Beautiful up there.
@@robbiefishingthere is still one of my arrows that I shot into a tree up there at the camp grounds some 16 years ago.
@@andmetalforall2763 hahaha thats awesome.
Hey Robbie, loved the video and its great so see what's behind the scenes in your top-of-the-notch videos, just a little reminder, your number plate wasn't blurred out just to let you know. There could be a reason for that idk but keep up the amazing work. ❤️ 👍
Thabk you so much mate. All good about the number plate buddy. 👍👍
Good Bye Jackaroo may your journeys be easy .Hey Robbie my beast of choice for the bush is my 1989 FJ62 Landcruiser 564,000 ks on the clock 3F petrol and still going strong and I keep it a little bit cleaner than your beast but its not my daily driver anymore I have another car which I purchased about 20 months ago its also a Toyota a 2018 Camry great for the long trips and very economical.
Thanks so much Rod. Every time the radar showed rain coming I would back the Jackaroo out from under the carport to give it a wash. Haha
Two cars is a great combination. 2 registrations sux, but it is super convenient.
@@robbiefishing It's not to bad for me mate I'm on the aged pension so it's half price which helps .
Geez Robbie it's only a matter of time before we run into each other mate. I was up at Stringybark Creek filming last week.
Haha really? I must be following you. LOL Wise minds think alike. Hahaha
I'm tipping your new car will be a surprise for us then. I think you will have to make a debut video for the new car.
What date was this filmed I was at the kelly tree last week
Hey mate it was last Saturday, 3rd July.
Nice robbie also what AFL team do you go for i go for the bommers
Thanks so much mate. I don't follow the footy at all sorry buddy.
Ned Kelly was born in my town and robbed two of my local town banks way back.
You should get a Toyota hilux. A shepherd from Denmark put 622,816 kms on it with all original parts. Topgear also did a few episodes on it.
WOW that's awesome. Toyota Hilux are an awesome car mate.
I had one of those.
Red with silver trim.
I loved it but it was a bitch to park in inner Sudney.
I traded it in about 10 years ago as the final straw was the around-town fuel consumption: 24L/100K
Ugh.
I never used it as a 4WD anyway so needed up getting a C4 Citroen.
60 litre tank. 1400 k's/tank on my runs up to Brissie and back..
Citroen's are kinda quirky but it's served me well.
Haha very cool Gary. Quirky is cool. A 150kg man with taytoos driving a Mazda 2 is kind if quirky, but very efficient. LOL
best car salesman ever, Robbies 4x4 for sale, only ever driven to church on Sundays by a little old lady, a bargain , just 30k
Hahahahaha I'm sure I could move it on pretty quick at that price. LOL
Mate why does it always go really quiet when it starts to snow? Does anyone know why that is . Great stuff mate good luck with the next muck wagon mate
Thanks mate. Isn't it just amazing. I believe that there are 2 reasons. 1 because it hits the ground a lot more gently, and doesn't splash, and the other because the snow actually absorbs the sounds, a bit like sound proofing in a studio.
Hey I live in tolmie! And I also have a v6 Holden jackaroo.
Haha WOW how ironic is that. Lucky you mate, gods country up there buddy.
@@robbiefishing yeah it’s great I love it
Good one mate nice place there 👍👍👍👍👍 not sure if you’d make it as a used car salesman hahahaa
Hahaha I'm way too honest for that girl mate. 😅🤣😂
I have 93 rodeo turbo diesel nearly 260k second battery and pads plus tyres and oil 7.3 litres to the hundred. Other car is a Fiesta TDI runs 4 L 100km same body as Mazda 2 also extremely reliable similiiar ks both my daughters drive them but reluctant to drive Rodney.
Thats awesome. Excellent economy. The Jackaroo was a great old bus, but was geez it was soooooo expensive to run.
Mate, you gotta remember that back in 93 the price of petrol wasn't that huge so the petrol guzzler it is now wasn't really that noticeable or a worry back then. What you should've done was join our facebook forum for the Jackaroo and there's plenty of people on there to help you out with mechanics, parts and info. It would be a shame to let the ol'gurl go.
Thanks mate. I got my licence in 94. The cheapest I ever paid was 69.9cpl. I remember when petrol hit 80cpl and there was a huge uproar. LOL
@@robbiefishing Yeah I remember having got mine in 85 @0.47cpl, even in the mid-late 90 fuel was still cheap enough for me and my crowd of street racers to enjoy street drags at Calder and burn outs lol. Join our facebook page on Holden Jackaroo / Isuzu 4x4 and depending on your area there are heaps that can help you out with advice
Ned was the brother of my grandma's brother's wife's grand-dad.
In common tongue, My Nana's brother married Mary Kelly, and her grand dad's brother was Ned, and I meet her and she was very proud.
WOW that's amazing. Awesome.
This is why i also got a 4x4 just for fishing keeps my crappy old commodore cleaner too
Sounds perfect mate. Can't go trashing the comode in the bush.
Some Say, he drives a jackaroo and that he takes photos of the cold.... All we know is he's called the Stig
Liking your views on 4WDing, use it to get to your fishing or detecting spots and security for getting home. I watch some 4 WD stuff that seems to be pointless in that the car is subjected to enormous ruts, rocks and whatever else just to get to the top of something and turn around and go back!
I have a good laugh when the terrain breaks the cars and they have to be towed out!
Haha thanks mate. Yeah that extreme stuff doesn't make sense to me either, but each time their own I guess.
I'm not a thrill seeker, I just love the ability to get into places that regular cars can't.
Why arn’t you wearing a jumper?
I put it on when I was cooking my lunch. You can see me wearing it later in the video.
The damage is called the patina of a vehicle. 👍
Ah awesome. I did not know that. I have heard of Patina on old coins before.
I'm sad for the olde beast, it's lasted for reasons, and its replacement "like for like" will last 10%. Wish you could save it.
Thanks mate. It sure was an awesome car.
i have a 1994 landrover diesal same as you well not quite lol andy sarsfield
Haha thanks Andy. Same age, but different car. Diesel landrover, what a ripper car mate.
Your car is very similar to mine , i have a 02 r50 pathfinder very similar shape and very similar motor 3.3l (mines auto lol)
Awesome. Pathfinders are a great car mate.
Except how much fuel they use like yours LOL
👍👍
There’s nothing you can’t do in your Holden jackaroo 🤣
Or a Jackaroff!
Hahaha thay seems about right. 🤣🤣🤣
06:04 No air conditioning???
Mate, it's got windows :-)
Hahahaha One thing that I have loved doing in summer is going for andwim in the river and then driving around in a wet shirt. That's my air-conditioning. Haha
i cant believe we have the same car lmao what is the odds of that. mines a 98. :)
jackaroo that is lol
i have never seen snow in my life so thank you for that :)
Looks like a jackaroo
Rapid ecolander are good cheap tyres for AT
Awesome, thanks for the heads up mate.
Mitsubishi triton?
What about them mate? Is that what you have?
@@robbiefishing yeah I do they possibly the best bang for buck 4wd on the market since your getting a low km model from around 2012 for 15 k atm
And high power 400 to 430 nm depending on the model also 8 litres of diesel per 100
The so called "Kelly Tree" is not recognised by authorities as being the tree where Sgt Kennedy was murdered by Ned Kelly. The actual site where the three police officers were murdered by Kelly is not known. There has been extensive debate over decades as to the correct area where the police were camped and where Ned Kelly murdered Constable Lonigan, a father of four children with a pregnant wife, and Constable Scanlan, who was not married. Kelly chased Sgt Kennedy for some 800 metres through the bush before wounding him and then murdering him in cold blood. Kennedy had five young children, and his wife was also pregnant. I don't think the actual site will ever be found, as time has changed the area so much.
snow in your beard too Robbie ? Lol
Haha that snow never melts. LOL
Had no clue it snows there lol
Haha sure does mate. Every year.
Great video get a better car lol Robbie
Haha thanks mate. Already done. 👍👍
@@robbiefishing just saying
@@mattsfishingandcampingandk1302 I've already traded it in buddy. 👍👍
@@robbiefishing what did you buy
@Nathan McCreadie better be a sporty looking car like a Chevy Silverado
Robbie Mcgyver