Awesome!!!

The owners a braver man than I. I would take my old WJ up there no probs - but too scared to take the WH let alone a brand newie. Great to see it being used! And great to see it being very capable!!

Don't watch the vid of me doing Old hilux hill then! Just a bit of crunch on that one!

Mick drove really well, even drove telecom hill. All the WK2's were awesome over the weekend!

Recent trip to Coongie Lakes and Birdsville:

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Is that the any color as long as it's white camper club.

How did you compare to the two Toyotas on the trip?

I did a Crossover trip in January, and at most times. my old green Terracan was the only non white vehicle!

As to the two Toyotas... I was usually at least 1 litre per 100 kms less fuel consumption and had heaps more power and torque and a MUCH better ride. The guy with the Troopy had traded in a Discovery 3 for it, and I think regrets it! Those things are primitive trucks! Turning circle like a super tanker, no creature comforts - not even cruise control! - and they rattle and bang their way around the country side.

I drove straight up the centre line on Big Red- the left hand one was chopped up so badly you would get all four wheels airborne at the bottom - on the first run, easy as, while the Toyotas and Nissans there on the day all struggled, nearly all failing, apart from one guy with a V8 Toyota, or maybe, Lexus, who got up on his third try from memory. A guy in a 100 series turbo diesel got up after at least six or seven goes.

The others all had new respect for the Jeep...

Cheers
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