Camping on THE EDGE OF AUSTRALIA - Nullarbor Crossing - Travel Australia VLOG

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

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  • @michaelpaff8773
    @michaelpaff8773 Месяц назад

    Hey guys love your content! Its such a great thing to travel around Australia. Im loving your commentary on the Cannon as i have been looking at these as well. Keep up the content and travel safe

  • @phuecn
    @phuecn Год назад +2

    Also, love the drone shots.

  • @elysian95
    @elysian95 Год назад +1

    On the bright side those Great Walls couldn't be any worse than a Navara and I considered one.

  • @stephenmcgowan354
    @stephenmcgowan354 Год назад +1

    Inox all the areas with service rust, even electrical. Most people use it on their outboard motors, definitely a good preventative maintenance job, good for the top of your canopy too, randomly for an aluminium canopy, a few areas on the top strap that joins the canopy together sometimes get a bit of rust. Same goes for the front of the car behind the bash plate

  • @deirdrefisher2773
    @deirdrefisher2773 Год назад +1

    Nullarbor is very busy especially with trucks as Halls creek bridge washed out. Will be busy this way for some time.

  • @zohrabhesenov4929
    @zohrabhesenov4929 Год назад

    Perfected video

  • @Phuong.Nguyen-
    @Phuong.Nguyen- Год назад +1

    Perfected video ❤😊

  • @gilbertarmarego3407
    @gilbertarmarego3407 Год назад

    Nice vid you guys .I'm interested on thoughts on your Ute GMC PROS/CONS cheers Gil

    • @griffinsBuilds
      @griffinsBuilds  Год назад +5

      Hi Gilbert, so far it has been a great vehicle, have not had any issues with it. Tows the caravan well, drives smooth and decent ride quality, great gearbox. Unbeatable value I think.

  • @scottguy5452
    @scottguy5452 10 месяцев назад

    What does null arbor mean?

  • @stevencondron9355
    @stevencondron9355 Год назад

    How does it go on fuel towing the van ; an what size is your van thanks

    • @griffinsBuilds
      @griffinsBuilds  Год назад +2

      Hi Steve, the van weighs 1600kg and where using on average around 12.5-13 per 100 while towing. So pretty good really.

  • @BBBB-re6ug
    @BBBB-re6ug Год назад

    Hi,
    How hot does it get inside your canopy?
    Does it have any ventilation?

    • @griffinsBuilds
      @griffinsBuilds  Год назад +1

      It does get pretty hot in the canopy, no it doesn't have ventilation. I just open up one of the sides when I am parked up. I plan to add more solar and a 270 awning soon to which will help keep it cool.

    • @BBBB-re6ug
      @BBBB-re6ug Год назад

      @@griffinsBuilds thank you very much, greetings from Mexico

  • @phuecn
    @phuecn Год назад

    What are you wheel sizes? 14s? Or 16s?

  • @davidmilledge221
    @davidmilledge221 Год назад

    Always spray ya stuff with WD40 I mean every thing yourl be good then

  • @motorguy2531
    @motorguy2531 Год назад +1

    All you nee is Clear view side mirrors

  • @kibkim7629
    @kibkim7629 Год назад

    The flies looks unbearable.

  • @graydrever1927
    @graydrever1927 10 месяцев назад

    Really surprised you have trusted a Chinese made vehicle in that environment. They must be laughing at us buying their junk

  • @MarkH-vy9ud
    @MarkH-vy9ud Год назад

    Lol GWM = 💩

    • @klubcj
      @klubcj Год назад

      You are so poor you can’t afford it

  • @poosmoker0457
    @poosmoker0457 Год назад +1

    i dont mean to hate but i also do. whats with the chinese ute? not very australian of you.

    • @griffinsBuilds
      @griffinsBuilds  Год назад +7

      Hey mate, I understand where you are coming from. When we initially went to look for a new ute to tow our caravan. We had a look at a few different brands, we where considering a Triton but they said 9 month wait. most brands where a 6-12 month wait. We then went to GWM and took a CANNON for a drive, and immediately where blown away by how good it was for the price, made the tritons interior and features feel like it was from the stone ages. And to top it off, they had one in stock for us so didn't have to wait at all, so it just made total sense for us to get one. We only paid 35k for a brand new ute with 7 year unlimited km warranty. Have spent 8 months travelling Australia towing a caravan and it hasn't missed a beat. Anyways all if the Ute's are either, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, American etc. So there's not really any Australian Ute's anyway.
      We could have brought a second hand ute but for the same price second hand rangers etc. Had 150k plus km on them and where out of warranty. I met a bloke along the way that brought a second hand ranger out of warranty and he blew a gearbox towing his van which then cost him and extra 8k and 3 weeks of his time. So I'm happy with my decision really.

    • @davidmilledge221
      @davidmilledge221 Год назад +1

      Yep cheap 4 a new 4x4 car gee a 1996 80series landcuiser with around 400k on clock are pulling around 28k now or more depending on accessories on it and u get no warranty , but a great 4x4 tho the best still tho to this day 😊 Toyota always the best , still interesting how yours go 👍

    • @elysian95
      @elysian95 Год назад +1

      So where do you buy an Aussie ute nowadays?