You blokes should go look for the crashed WW2 B24 bomber called “Little Eva”. Theres no tracks going to it and is a forgotten part of Aus History. It crashed near Burketown, Queensland.
The guys from All 4 Adventure made a trip out to Little Eva about 7-8 years ago. Not quite the same level of production value, but still a good watch 😂
I don’t usually watch full off-road adventures, but mate props to you this off-road trip was sick and one hell of a kind. I couldn’t resist the whole 1 hour video. 🎉
One thing in common is our daily commute in rural area in Malaysia is as hard as these route and I'd love to show you guys how bad the track is during monsoon. I'd be grateful for the raptor as I'm currently restoring my Toyota LN106, one that I used to bring food supplies to the Native people in the remote area almost daily. G'day!
@@candyyik actually, I AM PJ in that kampung. I usually guide & become the translator to those outsiders as differences in language & culture can easily become a barrier to get to know the locals better.
PJ's spouse is such an amazing ray of sunshine, having so much fun and improving the scenery on episodes were we usually get an overload of "scruff"! These really are an enjoyable watch with amazing scenery, good cinematography, challenges, adventure, triumphs . . . and everyone talks so funny! Cheers!
PJ, his wife, and dog; living the dream together. I love his “got this” attitude, awesome driving, and his wife’s giggles when overcoming the harder obstacles. What a gem of a couple!
I used to live in Milla milla, Atherton table lands. And I tell you, the size of the rain drops in the tropics is epic. I seen rain fall like coconuts, and rivers rise quicker than you can drive. These boys 👍
I don't think I've enjoyed one of your adventures more than this one. I was invested in every minute of this trail restoration. Ah, and finishing up at my old 'local'. It was 35km one-way drive to The Den from home. Before they cleaned up and laid bitumen down from Bloomfield, up the range to the Mulligan, it would take 45 minutes to an hour or so to get there, depending on the condition of the road, so picking up takeaways was a mission that usually ended up with us sleeping in the car because you can't stop at The Den and not have a beer or two and a catch up with the other locals. After the road was done, it was a 20-30 minute drive, depending on how well you knew the road. Luxury!
The best thing about this episode, PJ's lifestyle and life off grid up on the mountain. Awesome to see there are still some blokes out there doing it. Second best part of the episode, opening up the old track! PJ must have many thousands of acres!
Has to be one of your best vid tackling an overgrown 60 yr old track. Now time to get a decent front loader on to smooth out some of those more robust overgrown parts and river exits!
Man that old 75 series going in hard with no diff lock, impressive.Thats the kind of adventure..i hope you make more similar adventures in future.Thoroughly enjoyed great ep guys.
Pretty normal really. You are aware diff locks didn't become fashionable until 10-15 years ago? Until popularised by the media people would spend money on useless shit. A Jeep TJ would have crawled it without a diff lock as well, so would a Nissan Patrol of the era.
The Curtis Track in the Otways, VIC, about three months ago, began closing in on us early in the piece, with a decent dose of pin striping on both sides, until we got to the end and found the gate locked! Turn around and do it all again. Double pin striping! A Raptor coat would have been ideal instead of staring down the barrel of a respray.
These videos are awesome to watch! And how good to be able to help clear a path that hasn’t been driven in 60 years! The history in this area is amazing!
Took some mates out to my old work on a farm and went exploring some old tracks that required a bit of work out the back and I could definitely use some raptor paint as I always end up being the front vehicle to find the path. Love your work boys, keep it up
this is peak 4wd adventure..thank you so much for this amazing quality production of 4wd entertainment..when you love 4wd so much you produce the best content on the platform
Hey guys, I’m Hemi, 16 year old from North Queensland, I’m currently doing up my own old 79 series and painting it in raptor coat, me and dad love going on fourbie trips around and about and we could’ve definitely used raptor coat over the last few trips we’ve done! Branches and china apple bushes just seem to be attracted to the paintwork, dad can’t wait for my Ute to be done so we don’t have to keep scratching up his!, raptor would definitely save my panels in the near future and would greatly be appreciated!. Thanks boys, can’t wait for the next one 👌
Yep.. raptor coating would've definitely prevented some door panel damage and pin stripes we sustained in Bellthorpe Nat Park 😊 Cheers for an epic episode!
Can you come to South Africa and do some of these crazy adventures❤️. South Africans and Australians are basically best of old friends. Also loving the D-max
I went out with the disco 1 a few yrs ago, and was going up a steep climb and a tree scrashed the whole left side of the car, if I had a can or two of raptor coat I could of fix it right there and then. Keep up the videos they are awesome
Love watching the Gu patrol send it. Really could of used some of the Raptor stuff on my patrol the other week. Scratching up the old patrol going through Munja camp in the remote Kimberley region.
This video had me grinning and smiling from the get go. The joy in your eyes shows how much you guys enjoy the adventure, regardless of the hiccups. Really awesome group you have there. Wouldn’t have it any other way.
Another great episode guys! I’ve just spent the last year restoring my 60 series to do a big lap and try get to as many remote places as I can. I’ve built the entire thing in a small garden shed at home and am not to far off finishing the body work ready for paint. the raptor kit would be of great help for future prospects out bush so my car can be protected and not full of bush stripes by the end of my trip haha. was inspired to raptor coat my car after watching the transformation of jockos lux and Shaunos 80 and seeing how much it can take! cheers!
This episode was straight lit!!!🔥🔥🔥Best ever in years, mate! Love the old 4WD content with technical driving and having an actual purpose for the trip! Almost got tired of all the lately content full of breakages and wreckless driving. Keep this kind of adventures coming! All the best! Stay safe!
Could’ve used some raptor on our 200 Landcruiser last year in Tassie. Trying to navigate the tracks down to Ocean Beach near Strahan, bit of dodgy navigation on my part ended up costing a full respray 🤦♀️ Loving all the different new episodes. It’s great to get a bit of variety!
Pete and Jessy in one trip, that's what we waited for ! Too bad Jessy is not with his Patrol, it will be top driving lessons series! Great video folks!
Watching all the way from South Africa, Love the content - Some tips you guys give from previous videos helped us in a 4x4 trip in Mozambique a while ago with a VW Amarok that broke a CV
Should ask subscribers for volunteers to join for parts of missions like this. Super rewarding for the volunteer and even more hands on deck to accomplish the task... maybe even more equipment depending on who volunteers.
I definitely could’ve used raptor last weekend over at zigzag and mount Walker in Lithgow. I’ve got scratches to the nines on my 17’ ranger. Barwork copped it as well. Raptor would’ve been handy!
I was giving my rig an absolute workout last week! Took the skin right off the end of it. I reckon a raptor kit would do the trick. Although I’d have plenty left over 😂
I could use the Raptor for my upcoming month long trip around Cape York!! First time doing the old tele track and super excited for it! Watched all 4wd 24/7 vids to get some good hints tricks and tips!!! Especially how to NOT catch barras hahahah (thanks for those tips Shauno!)
Great viewing and what an adventure. Although it does show the old cruiser farm truck, no fancy gear , no swanky branding, couple of wheelie bins on the back still gets it done with smiles on faces.
Pete definitely came off the track on purpose because they probably told him they'd fire him otherwise for making everything look too easy 😂. Great vid though guys, makes me super keen to get out and explore myself!
My first trip 4wd in my ute 2 weeks in too having my licence went for weekend out at glasshouse mountain with a few mates and ended up down an overgrown track that hadn't been driven in a long time. I had stock paint and all the overgrown Lantana took a liking to it. Raptor would have worked a treat. Haha.
I am only 15 so I haven’t needed raptor in the bush much, but I am starting a business with my mate to build both racing and off-road go-karts. Raptor would put a great finish on the end product, It would just be a nice touch that we wouldn’t be able to afford.
Nearly 1 million subs I see to my god. That’s an incredible effort and a testament to all the hard word, great personalities and entertainment you blokes do 👍
50:05 There is a property at the bottom of the Gap Creek range road between Bloomfield and Rossville and their driveway is a mission on a good day. At different times over the past 70 years, various methods were employed to make the first creek crossing across Gap Creek passable for vehicles most of the year including 2WDs. I believe it was concreted way back in the day. That got washed away after a few wet seasons. Then, a set of old dozer tracks were laid across the creek. Well, they kinda washed away too. The last time I crossed it, in 2011 in the 60 series wagon with the flash Sunraysias and fat sand tyres, it was just the back to how nature wanted it. Boulders.The old dozer tracks are still there just downstream of the crossing. It's a very deceptive ford, because the water is very clear, yet is running across what are essentially rapids, so picking your line to avoid sump or diff- killing boulders or holes can be tricky. Anyway, I'm rambling on. That upper Daintree/Cedar Bay area is very close to my heart. It's my spiritual home.
Awesome episode guys. Always a fantastic mix if fun, inspiration, good advice and showing off some good gear. I'm keen to paint my D22 Navara with Raptor Coat. Last time I took her through the bush to rescue my mate on his 450 dirt bike, I had to drive some super narrow tracks (because they're motorbike tracks), I scored some pretty nasty scratches. Good result though, had some fun and picked up my mate and his bike.
Is this track now opened up to the public, being an old stock route? Do we need to obtain permission from PJ to access? How can we go about driving this track?
Wow I really enjoyed this entire video, this is the most beautiful adventurous life you can live❤ (But let's be honest it can get really expensive$$$😅)
What an unreal experience! I’m a bit of a princess when it comes to scratching up my Ranger! So getting my hands on the raptor coating would give me some piece of mind when hitting up the tracks 🤞🏽
What a trip!! Definitely aspire to getting my 4wd ready to do a track like that, building up my ZD30 Navara and it could definitely use the Raptor when I've taken it out on the Powerline tracks, the trees have gouged it good
You blokes should go look for the crashed WW2 B24 bomber called “Little Eva”. Theres no tracks going to it and is a forgotten part of Aus History. It crashed near Burketown, Queensland.
The guys from All 4 Adventure made a trip out to Little Eva about 7-8 years ago. Not quite the same level of production value, but still a good watch 😂
Would love to see that as well gents
I don’t usually watch full off-road adventures, but mate props to you this off-road trip was sick and one hell of a kind. I couldn’t resist the whole 1 hour video. 🎉
Once you've been bitten...
The guy and his wife is really enjoying their life. Living in the forest, get their own electricity, and a beast 4wd. What a dream life for me.
Same dream for me man. I hope we will both realize this! Keep pushing 💪
What are you waiting for 2030 ? or the power grid attack xD get a move on ! haha
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I'd love to just visit one time what a life to live I'd definitely enjoy it
And growing a ton of weed too I bet.
These guys with expensive alloy work and this guy rolls through with wheelie bins. I love that so much.
One thing in common is our daily commute in rural area in Malaysia is as hard as these route and I'd love to show you guys how bad the track is during monsoon. I'd be grateful for the raptor as I'm currently restoring my Toyota LN106, one that I used to bring food supplies to the Native people in the remote area almost daily. G'day!
and Pj is just another uncle who live in the kampung living in the dream house😆 love this episode!
@@candyyik actually, I AM PJ in that kampung. I usually guide & become the translator to those outsiders as differences in language & culture can easily become a barrier to get to know the locals better.
@@luchooncai4752 awesome!
@@candyyik it's just my way of giving back to the community :)
is the ln106 the same generation of hilux that top gear smashed up?
That U9 patrol is a work of art. Doesn't even try. Just walks through everything. What a weapon go the ol ZD30!
Have to appreciate the drive too
PJ's spouse is such an amazing ray of sunshine, having so much fun and improving the scenery on episodes were we usually get an overload of "scruff"! These really are an enjoyable watch with amazing scenery, good cinematography, challenges, adventure, triumphs . . . and everyone talks so funny!
Cheers!
Love that you boys are driving around in your 100k custom rigs and old mate PJ just has two otto bins and some tie-downs in his tray!
😂😂😂
And he does it all in bare feet ....love it 😂
The way the group came together to get thru this,The Always positive attitudes and No one tries to be the Only leader,it's just beautiful to see.
Thanks for the solid and consistent content. New into 4wd and these vids help fuel that fire of getting out and exploring Aus!!
PJ, his wife, and dog; living the dream together. I love his “got this” attitude, awesome driving, and his wife’s giggles when overcoming the harder obstacles. What a gem of a couple!
I used to live in Milla milla, Atherton table lands. And I tell you, the size of the rain drops in the tropics is epic. I seen rain fall like coconuts, and rivers rise quicker than you can drive. These boys 👍
what an adventure. this is one of the best episode. going places that's never driven for 60 years is narly
It is an absolute cracker - one for the books!
I don't think I've enjoyed one of your adventures more than this one. I was invested in every minute of this trail restoration. Ah, and finishing up at my old 'local'. It was 35km one-way drive to The Den from home. Before they cleaned up and laid bitumen down from Bloomfield, up the range to the Mulligan, it would take 45 minutes to an hour or so to get there, depending on the condition of the road, so picking up takeaways was a mission that usually ended up with us sleeping in the car because you can't stop at The Den and not have a beer or two and a catch up with the other locals. After the road was done, it was a 20-30 minute drive, depending on how well you knew the road. Luxury!
Props to the camera crew and the editors. Heaps of work to put something like this together.
Love how the GU does it with eazz Pete is a beast. Love these episodes, proper wild and helping people out. Legends!.
This is definitely the best 4wding channel out there, keep the content coming
The best thing about this episode, PJ's lifestyle and life off grid up on the mountain. Awesome to see there are still some blokes out there doing it. Second best part of the episode, opening up the old track! PJ must have many thousands of acres!
Has to be one of your best vid tackling an overgrown 60 yr old track.
Now time to get a decent front loader on to smooth out some of those more robust overgrown parts and river exits!
Man that old 75 series going in hard with no diff lock, impressive.Thats the kind of adventure..i hope you make more similar adventures in future.Thoroughly enjoyed great ep guys.
Your comment got hijacked by pr0no spammer :(
Pretty normal really. You are aware diff locks didn't become fashionable until 10-15 years ago? Until popularised by the media people would spend money on useless shit. A Jeep TJ would have crawled it without a diff lock as well, so would a Nissan Patrol of the era.
This got to be the best episode so far this year 🙌
The Curtis Track in the Otways, VIC, about three months ago, began closing in on us early in the piece, with a decent dose of pin striping on both sides, until we got to the end and found the gate locked! Turn around and do it all again. Double pin striping! A Raptor coat would have been ideal instead of staring down the barrel of a respray.
Let's get 4wd to a million subscribers this guys are going extreme love the the action 🇰🇪
Thanks mate! Not far to go!
You guys needed our blitz truck with the d4dozer winch on the back easy pickins
These videos are awesome to watch! And how good to be able to help clear a path that hasn’t been driven in 60 years! The history in this area is amazing!
One of the best off-road I have seen ever... wishing you all the luck keep making such videos really great ❤ from India 🇮🇳.
This was one of my favorite adventures that i have watched all I can say was your trip looked AWESOME!
Took some mates out to my old work on a farm and went exploring some old tracks that required a bit of work out the back and I could definitely use some raptor paint as I always end up being the front vehicle to find the path. Love your work boys, keep it up
this is peak 4wd adventure..thank you so much for this amazing quality production of 4wd entertainment..when you love 4wd so much you produce the best content on the platform
Hey guys, I’m Hemi, 16 year old from North Queensland, I’m currently doing up my own old 79 series and painting it in raptor coat, me and dad love going on fourbie trips around and about and we could’ve definitely used raptor coat over the last few trips we’ve done! Branches and china apple bushes just seem to be attracted to the paintwork, dad can’t wait for my Ute to be done so we don’t have to keep scratching up his!, raptor would definitely save my panels in the near future and would greatly be appreciated!. Thanks boys, can’t wait for the next one 👌
Nice one dude. Enjoy the experience and build it how you want and not how others want it.
Yep.. raptor coating would've definitely prevented some door panel damage and pin stripes we sustained in Bellthorpe Nat Park 😊
Cheers for an epic episode!
Can you come to South Africa and do some of these crazy adventures❤️. South Africans and Australians are basically best of old friends. Also loving the D-max
This one is really a hell of Offroad Adventure! You boys had a blast!
Naona mkenya mwenzangu hapa. Imiano wee?
Kumbe tuko wengi... we need to do this here ama aje
We are many, I never miss new episodes
I went out with the disco 1 a few yrs ago, and was going up a steep climb and a tree scrashed the whole left side of the car, if I had a can or two of raptor coat I could of fix it right there and then.
Keep up the videos they are awesome
I love this trail opening type of content! keeping trails open is a vital task.
Love watching the Gu patrol send it. Really could of used some of the Raptor stuff on my patrol the other week. Scratching up the old patrol going through Munja camp in the remote Kimberley region.
This video had me grinning and smiling from the get go. The joy in your eyes shows how much you guys enjoy the adventure, regardless of the hiccups. Really awesome group you have there. Wouldn’t have it any other way.
Another great episode guys! I’ve just spent the last year restoring my 60 series to do a big lap and try get to as many remote places as I can. I’ve built the entire thing in a small garden shed at home and am not to far off finishing the body work ready for paint. the raptor kit would be of great help for future prospects out bush so my car can be protected and not full of bush stripes by the end of my trip haha. was inspired to raptor coat my car after watching the transformation of jockos lux and Shaunos 80 and seeing how much it can take! cheers!
This episode was straight lit!!!🔥🔥🔥Best ever in years, mate! Love the old 4WD content with technical driving and having an actual purpose for the trip! Almost got tired of all the lately content full of breakages and wreckless driving. Keep this kind of adventures coming! All the best! Stay safe!
Agreed! This was educational, interesting and exhilarating all in one!
Could’ve used some raptor on our 200 Landcruiser last year in Tassie. Trying to navigate the tracks down to Ocean Beach near Strahan, bit of dodgy navigation on my part ended up costing a full respray 🤦♀️
Loving all the different new episodes. It’s great to get a bit of variety!
This ep ticked all the boxes for me. A fantastic adventure through stunning countryside with a bunch of blokes who live and breath the off road life.
3am Thursday here in Trinidad and Tobago... Locked on and watching
Thanks for your support! Love how they bring people from around the world together, for one passion! Much love from Australia!!
Same bro same 3 am in Trinidad just finished the whole thing
1pm in South Africa 🇿🇦
Witch is it Trinidad or tabago?
@@georgefloydhadasthma9133 lol Trinidad and Tobago is a twin island nation in the Caribbean but I live in Trinidad
Pete and Jessy in one trip, that's what we waited for ! Too bad Jessy is not with his Patrol, it will be top driving lessons series! Great video folks!
Man what an adventure!!! Mind-blowing… All cars performed wonderfully!!!
Watched this months ago and was searching for this one the whole last week .. finally found again...
Watching all the way from South Africa, Love the content - Some tips you guys give from previous videos helped us in a 4x4 trip in Mozambique a while ago with a VW Amarok that broke a CV
everything is well being said, that's why I love watching each episode. you guys are the best to watch.
Really touched by the inclusion of that gentleman and his wife. Its emotional. I watching from Botswana, Southern Africa...
Should ask subscribers for volunteers to join for parts of missions like this. Super rewarding for the volunteer and even more hands on deck to accomplish the task... maybe even more equipment depending on who volunteers.
Pete's GU is an absolute beast on the tracks. Makes the other rigs look like Hyundai Excels.
I definitely could’ve used raptor last weekend over at zigzag and mount Walker in Lithgow. I’ve got scratches to the nines on my 17’ ranger. Barwork copped it as well. Raptor would’ve been handy!
I was giving my rig an absolute workout last week! Took the skin right off the end of it. I reckon a raptor kit would do the trick. Although I’d have plenty left over 😂
That was so wicked I love shows like this I wish Daryl was on this trip it would of been epic bring it on boys😊❤
I could use the Raptor for my upcoming month long trip around Cape York!! First time doing the old tele track and super excited for it! Watched all 4wd 24/7 vids to get some good hints tricks and tips!!! Especially how to NOT catch barras hahahah (thanks for those tips Shauno!)
Great viewing and what an adventure. Although it does show the old cruiser farm truck, no fancy gear , no swanky branding, couple of wheelie bins on the back still gets it done with smiles on faces.
Finally a 75 series. It even has a base model falcon seat.
PJ's 75 series deserves a free upgrade/make-over from 4WD24/7. That would make a great video.
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Then P.J would look like a Tourist.
I've seen almost everything from 4WD 24/7, but this remains one of the best for sure!
Greetings from Italy!!!
You guys definitely need to do a 'Graham reacts to Jessie driving his DMAX' video 😂😂
Pj is very southeast American wheeling. Admirable to see on this channel that's why I love the addition of jesse
Pete definitely came off the track on purpose because they probably told him they'd fire him otherwise for making everything look too easy 😂. Great vid though guys, makes me super keen to get out and explore myself!
Wouldn't be surprised since a lot of stuff is scripted
That conversation about Oz Offroad was seamless. So natural...
Out of curiosity what upgrades is the Dmax running? Pretty capable vehicle for something that looks fairly stock.
Love from Canada, loving that U9 besides Sooty it's my favorite.
This is definitely my favorite episode so far - cheers!
Speechless. What-an-awesome-episode!
And what a real adventure.
One of my top favourite episodes.
Thanks to all the team!
Sammy Hitzke Fishing brought me here. Shredddd
Perfect timing! About to head off on big cape trip next week!!! 🤙🤘
My first trip 4wd in my ute 2 weeks in too having my licence went for weekend out at glasshouse mountain with a few mates and ended up down an overgrown track that hadn't been driven in a long time. I had stock paint and all the overgrown Lantana took a liking to it. Raptor would have worked a treat. Haha.
AZ killing it with the 79 series !
Hell yeah boys. One of best episodes with a fantastic ending. Look forward to thr next episode. Best 4wd show hands down, keep it up
Robby out here doing some cheeky landscaping in crocs
Great! This what we want to see. That GU is soooo impressive.
One of the best off-road film i have seen.
Awesome drives all around! Would love to get my 4wd some TLC, and get out on the tracks again.
I am only 15 so I haven’t needed raptor in the bush much, but I am starting a business with my mate to build both racing and off-road go-karts. Raptor would put a great finish on the end product, It would just be a nice touch that we wouldn’t be able to afford.
That was epic! Loved how you guys just made your own way through the track.
The fact you gave it a try bud, what a perfect place for a catch and cook
Nearly 1 million subs I see to my god. That’s an incredible effort and a testament to all the hard word, great personalities and entertainment you blokes do 👍
When I lived in the Kimberly!! The heat as destroyed my paint. Then down south during winter and driving the overgrown tracks !!
Did Pj just become every mans idol? Seems like he is living the DREAM life!
PJ showing that you dont need the most flash, completely over built rig, more skill then tech! absolute beast!
Those old mine remains are amazing. PJ lives in an beautiful part of the world.
hi there, my name is Lawrence Langat from Kenya, my God i love offroading. good one guys
jessie is a good addition to the show, love what you guys do
50:05 There is a property at the bottom of the Gap Creek range road between Bloomfield and Rossville and their driveway is a mission on a good day. At different times over the past 70 years, various methods were employed to make the first creek crossing across Gap Creek passable for vehicles most of the year including 2WDs. I believe it was concreted way back in the day. That got washed away after a few wet seasons. Then, a set of old dozer tracks were laid across the creek. Well, they kinda washed away too. The last time I crossed it, in 2011 in the 60 series wagon with the flash Sunraysias and fat sand tyres, it was just the back to how nature wanted it. Boulders.The old dozer tracks are still there just downstream of the crossing. It's a very deceptive ford, because the water is very clear, yet is running across what are essentially rapids, so picking your line to avoid sump or diff- killing boulders or holes can be tricky. Anyway, I'm rambling on. That upper Daintree/Cedar Bay area is very close to my heart. It's my spiritual home.
Absolutely love the far North Queensland trips, best part of the country
Lifting the camera truck using the winch is quite a move, reminds me of that Gods Must Be Crazy movie
I live in Michigan from the states, love the back country in Australia beautiful, that gent is definitely living the high life off the grid up there!
Awesome episode guys. Always a fantastic mix if fun, inspiration, good advice and showing off some good gear.
I'm keen to paint my D22 Navara with Raptor Coat. Last time I took her through the bush to rescue my mate on his 450 dirt bike, I had to drive some super narrow tracks (because they're motorbike tracks), I scored some pretty nasty scratches. Good result though, had some fun and picked up my mate and his bike.
10 mins in and I can say with certainty that this is my favourite episode.
Is this track now opened up to the public, being an old stock route? Do we need to obtain permission from PJ to access? How can we go about driving this track?
Stock routes are generally fine to drive through
I was never impressed with backwoods Australia but this is the best i have ever seen... ever... H1 guy US
That's some view at PJ's place! Reclaiming that route looks like so much fun!
The only thing that beats this video would be actually doing it the track. What a bloody sick trip. Awesome video boys
Awesome episode @4wd247, can't wait for the next one😊
Wow I really enjoyed this entire video, this is the most beautiful adventurous life you can live❤
(But let's be honest it can get really expensive$$$😅)
What an awesome episode Shaun, bloody magic
What an unreal experience! I’m a bit of a princess when it comes to scratching up my Ranger! So getting my hands on the raptor coating would give me some piece of mind when hitting up the tracks 🤞🏽
I’d love to be able to go on a trip in my rig with these guys, I love your content so much fellas! Keep it up!
You don't have mates.
@@reallyskeptical sounds like you're the one without mates
@@reallyskeptical why you hating?
@@reallyskepticalcornball
@@excessivegarage oh did i hit a sensitive spot on your arse
What a trip!! Definitely aspire to getting my 4wd ready to do a track like that, building up my ZD30 Navara and it could definitely use the Raptor when I've taken it out on the Powerline tracks, the trees have gouged it good