SUPER Video - da kommen sehr schöne Erinnerungen in mir auf und die Lust, Bilder aus 2008 und 2010 ebenfalls aus Namibia nochmal anzuschauen... Unvergessen diese Eindrücke...
Thanks for the 3-year, 60 mile tour of Namibia in the Unislug. Did you get the chance to talk to the locals as they walked past you? Or were they in a hurry?
Hello,,,, thanks for the trip, I have had a really good beer from NABIA, the GERMANS DID SET UP A BREWERY FROM WW. II,, , got it through, THE MICHAEL JACKSON , BEER CLUB, I met him some years ago,when30 members had a dinner at a restaurant in NJ, he is gone a victim of Parkinson’s disease . Cheers From N J U S A,🇸🇭🇩🇪
Wunderschönes Land, Namibia, das sollte man nicht platt machen, nur weil man mit seinem Fahrzeug technisch gesehen fast überall hinkommt. Wo bleibt da der Respekt vor der Natur?
Hi! I see you've been on some complicated roads and I wonder if you can give me some advice. I by no means want to go through roads you've probably been through. I'm thinking of converting a 5/6 meter box lorry to live and travel in but I'm worried about the effect on suspension of going on rough roads. A van doesn't have the space for me because I do yoga and love to dance. Can you give me some insight on my dilemma? I would appreciate it. All the best on your travels!
Nandita jgd Emma Cunnington hello. Not all roads are bad but currogated roads are killing. Play with speed and tyre pressure and you'll be fine. There are trucks driving the worst roads with a heavy load. So a converted camper when it's not overloaded will be no problem i guess.. And when things break you just fix it .. Good luck
You need a large space for your dance but not for Yoga. A Unimog can solve your problem for more space, though it is not only costly to purchase and converting to a camper, but running cost will also be high. Moreover you need to take special training to drive it. Unimog bogged down in sand or mud needs different technic to bring it out. A broken down Toyota Land Cruiser can be rectified easily but not Unimog. In eastern and southern Africa Unimogs are quite helpful because it gives some luxury that other off road vehicles cannot give you.
SO, this guy doesn't no how to manage off-road. He uses trackers (video Cameroon) and lads to open-up his track (I hope he pays them well !!). He should help people sink into the mire but he overrides them. On the other hand, he uses a towing four wheels sedan when he's in. Such a jester !!!
SUPER Video - da kommen sehr schöne Erinnerungen in mir auf und die Lust, Bilder aus 2008 und 2010 ebenfalls aus Namibia nochmal anzuschauen... Unvergessen diese Eindrücke...
Nice video, music, landscapes, trip and unimog.
Excelente vídeo. Buen viaje.
Ik kan niet zelf durven dat ik deze route gaan gefeliciteerd heel mooi video
Oscar cortes
Bonita aventura en un unimog por esos parajes y ese país con arenas ríos y selva
Excellent, thank you!
gracias por enseñarnos el mundo
Beautiful!
Hauling in NZ .
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ruclips.net/video/qQ6oPqtbRqI/видео.html . NZ-Timber trucks 150T
ruclips.net/video/KGJTw07yRFg/видео.html .. 57T chip hauler .
ruclips.net/video/YIXoZzfBJK0/видео.html ..200 ton off highway loggers ,
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Unimog and AIR.....Am I in paradise?
excelentes imagenes
Geweldig!!!!
Faz um video mostrando a parte de dentro dele a casa . Parabéns lindo vídeos
I live in Scotland now but always spent my December holidays on the Orange River. Please stop it - you are making me homesick!
Stunning country that. Nice Mog too!
Dankbar.
Its better to hear the unimog engine roar rather then the music. Love the unimog since I drove it extensively during my military years
Wie GEIL
Day-yam! When does the fun start?
Lindo video. En el minuto 4:04 , que es la sombra que parece salir del río???
Thanks for the 3-year, 60 mile tour of Namibia in the Unislug. Did you get the chance to talk to the locals as they walked past you? Or were they in a hurry?
Hello,,,, thanks for the trip, I have had a really good beer from NABIA, the GERMANS DID SET UP A BREWERY FROM WW. II,, , got it through, THE MICHAEL JACKSON , BEER CLUB, I met him some years ago,when30 members had a dinner at a restaurant in NJ, he is gone a victim of Parkinson’s disease . Cheers From N J U S A,🇸🇭🇩🇪
Wunderschönes Land, Namibia, das sollte man nicht platt machen, nur weil man mit seinem Fahrzeug technisch gesehen fast überall hinkommt. Wo bleibt da der Respekt vor der Natur?
Belas imagens! Please, name of music and artist. Tanks
Thank you!! The music is Air
Ongelofelijk,...wat een wegen daar . Nou ja, wegen.Je moet wel lef hebben om daar te rijden.
with all that sharp rock how much damage to the tires?
2 sidewall punctures in 60.000km. It is always your biggest worry though. High pressure on sharp rocks helps
Mooi mooi en nogmaals mooi. Ben jaloers op jou hydraulische winch, origineel unimog of zelf bouw? Groetjes uit België.
Bedankt voor je leuke reactie. Het is een elektrische lier. 10 ton en zolang je geen uren aan het lieren bent geen problemen. Groet Wilbert
Hej Wilbert, bedankt voor de uitleg misschien kruisen onze paden elkaar nog ergens off-road. :)
Hi! I see you've been on some complicated roads and I wonder if you can give me some advice.
I by no means want to go through roads you've probably been through. I'm thinking of converting a 5/6 meter box lorry to live and travel in but I'm worried about the effect on suspension of going on rough roads. A van doesn't have the space for me because I do yoga and love to dance.
Can you give me some insight on my dilemma? I would appreciate it.
All the best on your travels!
Nandita jgd Emma Cunnington hello. Not all roads are bad but currogated roads are killing. Play with speed and tyre pressure and you'll be fine. There are trucks driving the worst roads with a heavy load. So a converted camper when it's not overloaded will be no problem i guess.. And when things break you just fix it .. Good luck
You need a large space for your dance but not for Yoga. A Unimog can solve your problem for more space, though it is not only costly to purchase and converting to a camper, but running cost will also be high. Moreover you need to take special training to drive it. Unimog bogged down in sand or mud needs different technic to bring it out. A broken down Toyota Land Cruiser can be rectified easily but not Unimog. In eastern and southern Africa Unimogs are quite helpful because it gives some luxury that other off road vehicles cannot give you.
Cut the music...leave the engine!
Geile Karre, wenn ich mal meinen Syncro verkaufen sollte...
Oscar Cortés
Bonito viaje en un unimog debe una aventura muy buena en ese país, que valla bien
hey man buy a drone
SO, this guy doesn't no how to manage off-road. He uses trackers (video Cameroon) and lads to open-up his track (I hope he pays them well !!). He should help people sink into the mire but he overrides them. On the other hand, he uses a towing four wheels sedan when he's in. Such a jester !!!