4WD New Zealand: North Cape Overland Expedition Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2018
- After months of planning we finally got the opportunity to explore a place which is virtually untouched and access is very rarely granted. What an epic experience, this trip has been on our bucket list for many years.
Join us as we venture to the geographic most northern point accessible by 4WD in New Zealand
We’d also like to remind everyone that North Cape is NOT open to the public. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Hi from the USA thanks for sharing your beautiful country !!!
Chad Carter thanks. Joanna and Lars are exploring the USA currently
@@4WDNewZealand how do we catch up to do some tracks next time your up north
Wonderful video thank you for showing the world our beautiful Ngati Kuri Homelands
Mean as awesome to watch during lockdown !
Virtually untouched? You kidding? Its been logged in the early days, burnt over, cleared for farming & failed. What you see is the dregs of a once pristine hunk of NZ.
tip397 you are right, Lage areas have been farmed and are now plantation Forest. But there are some untouched areas too.
Epic video guys, videography is top notch, well mixed and a great range of shots with plenty of story telling tossed in. Well done!
nice vid and showcase for nz. Bring on the next one!
Looks like an epic trip! I'm glad I finally got to watch it :)
Andrii Demchenko thanks mate.
Awesome trip alrighty. I’m surprised your allow to take you dog along in the electric-fence area . 😮😮😮
Good video guys it's definitely an amazing place we are out there doing tracks and fishing almost every weekend through summer as it's right on my doorstep
Awsome guys great to a bit more of NZ 😎
Bloody epic mate
awesome!!! New Zealand is amazing
I love your passion! 👍🇳🇿
Love the drone shots, looks a lot like the u s west coast Thanks
Nga Mihi Whanau... Am amazing place indeed.. Cheers Guys..
Top work guys ,your doing great work ,would love to see you down in the mainland
72 88 swb we are working on a way to get back down there to film a full series
Keep the great videos coming. :
Ovidiu , thanks for the feedback mate. Really appreciate it.
That was epic. Jelous as
As a fellow Kiwi now living in Aus with an insatiable passion for 4wding and camping this is awesome... I love what you guys are doing... the North Cape trip look amazing. 👏👏👏 on a great Channel Subscribed and followed on Insta. 👍
Crack- A- Tinny 4X4 thanks mate, nice to hear that fellow kiwis are watching us from across the ditch. Maybe one day we’ll come over there and film an episode.
Good to see some Kiwi content on 4WD, had to search for it as usually stuff from the US, UK, Aussie and Russia come up. I'm a Kiwi living in Malaysia. Nice to see the awesome NZ scenery again! Keep up the good work!
Thanks Adam, appreciate the feedback mate
Hey, good to see advice taken. You updated the way you present sponsorships. Looks good and even logos on car pops out more due to seeing them up front.... and a bloody awesome trip too👍
Thanks for your suggestions. Always trying to make our content more appeling
Interesting looking place, might have to try my luck with getting permissions up there one day.
Thanks Johno, when you make it up her in your jeep give us a shout
Epic trip, thats going on my bucket list for sure. Great shots to, how did you get permission??
Funny I bet the Maori guy was thinking what the f bunch of townies with your spotters and planning for those easy down hills and crossing..
Just demonstration purposes I believe. I even said that to myself
Haha yeah, he breezed through in a pretty basic hilux
Just send it, shell be right!
I'm still cracking up he put his lockers on to go through a mud puddle
The two MWB’s are they FJ or BJ’s ? , internal factory roll cages removed ? , good vid mate :) ......not as tough as gunshot mate lol :)
oh, just found your channel from across the ditch. Seems you blokes know how to 4wd too. love finding Other 4wd channels
Thanks mate, you should make the trek across the ditch some day and join us for an episode.
@@4WDNewZealand
I may just take you up on that one day. As long as you have a spare seat for me ill bring all the camera gear :)
I didn't notice you dropped your tyre pressure much. In Australia people get down to around 20psi for that terrain.
Francocallederivas, we did drop our pressures just didn’t show it. On the gravel Dan and us were sitting at around 25psi and on the soft sand and dirt we went down to 15-18psi.
Beauty of a vid! do you have to have a lift kit for this?
Thanks mate. Yes the old cruiser had a 2" suspension lift and was sitting on 33x 12.5 MT's
i told him let me drive lol. passenger is so hard.
Didnt see any tuff tracks. But still looks like fun
How did you get permission been trying for years
Watch this space Andrew, we are working on some things in the far north that allows access while protecting our Tupuna lands. Should be early 2020 stoked for your interest.
@@TamatiNorman are you part of the planning process? it would be amazing to have a similiar setup that the south island has.. so pay a yearly subscription get access to tracks just need to register your presence so they know whos been in....
@@TamatiNorman definitely keen to see more places like this made permit-able at least for tourers, just gotta be careful of the few that just want to rip up and throw mud
@TamatiNorman how does one contact iwi for legal access to tour far North? Thx
Good got Stuckey noises
Boarig guy's thying to be rook stairs😮
Will it be another 2min video?
Glauco Defendi, this full episode is just over 28 minutes and premiers in 7 days at 1900 NZDT
@@4WDNewZealand looking forward to
Awesome experience. Good to see these places protected from the many 4WD enthusiasts who would just tear it up and ruin it. Interesting to see the typical homophobic comments below. Challenging this type of mentality - particular to the way people treat the track - is awesome. Keep at it. Your content gets better!
Thanks Dan
Not the top of nz mate haha
Isaac Merton, pretty sure we were at the geographic most northern point of the north island.