Did this in my 1 tonner back in 1985. Lots of 4x4s waiting for tide to go out. Was lucky, but timed it well, came out running on 6 cylinders. Pulled up once through, sprayed some CRC on the motor and took off. All the 4x4ers couldn't believe it.
Those 3 patrols are cleaned religiously and are regularly checked over and all rust is stopped,removed or treated long before it gets anywhere close to developing past surface rust and it would be a shock for any of them to ever come up on the market as there all building those cars to own until they die
@@bearmims6717 is there another way around? Wanting to go there next week and heading up from Noosa but didn’t want to get stuck or have to go all the way back to Noosa. Cheers
@@bearmims6717 yeh mate you can see they are serious young fellas lovin what they are doing, with some frequent serious maintenance there be no problem, anything can be rebuilt
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees to tens of degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals and other electrolytic processes, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery, positive rail goes to all electrical components to be switched on or off as needed) will promote rust and rust will take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals, such as steel for chassis rails and HT steel bolts for the rails. Those vehicles are doomed.
It’s there cars why does it bother you all so much, Let em be! All it takes is a good quality hose out an she’ll be back to Being all clean! great job fellas!
Is there another track around that can get you back on to roads? I am going there and driving up from Noosa beach but wasn’t sure if I’d be able to get back on the roads from double island without going along this beach? Thanks
@@ssusggus sure is. You take the freshwater turnoff off the beach and keep on following it all the way to the rainbow beach road. You end up about 3-4 kms from rainbow beach town.
My mate was at double island.. reckon he was woken up by these idiots loud techno and donuts on the beach 4am 🤣🤣 looks like they followed it with a salt water bath
My patrol is full electro rust proofed. Salt water not a problem. Anyway a nice deep fresh water crossing after does the trick. Looked like a good bit of driving but actually it was the patrol that did most of the work. Unbelievably impressive vehicle.
Mother Nature doing her thing! I doubt those logs will be removed as its a natural erosion control. But they may close the area if gravity keeps doing its business.
100%, blokes on fraser in early January in standard height BT50's just cruising around the headlands in sea water half way up their doors because they didn't like the traffic jam at Happy Valley
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery. Positive rail goes to all components to be switched as needed) will promote rust and a delay of 24 hours will see rust take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals.
Salt water is such a myth when it comes to rusting out your 4x4. If you have enough oil leaks you will have zero rust 😂 They may aswell just driven through the water the whole time.
@@bearmims6717 he’s the one doing burnout on the beach up at Fraser And fucking around. Less than a meter from running over our rod. Worth over 5k. And then no less than 10 min later nearly run over my tinnie until I stop him.
This is a regular occurrence at Mudlow/ Rainbow 🌈. All sorts of 4wd do this... Don't heaps of times. Love how the Patrol haters come out of the woodwork, absolutely no Idea.... Any 4wd will suffer from this if you don't do the cleaning and maintenance afterwards. Judging by these machines... I think they get there TLC
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery. Positive rail goes to all components to be switched as needed) will promote rust and a delay of 24 hours will see rust take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals.
And now starts the endless rapid decay of a good 4x4.
they were only Nissans ... lol just jokes
That's why it scares me so much looking for a used 4WD to buy
Did this in my 1 tonner back in 1985. Lots of 4x4s waiting for tide to go out. Was lucky, but timed it well, came out running on 6 cylinders. Pulled up once through, sprayed some CRC on the motor and took off. All the 4x4ers couldn't believe it.
Amazing upload
Those 3 patrols are cleaned religiously and are regularly checked over and all rust is stopped,removed or treated long before it gets anywhere close to developing past surface rust and it would be a shock for any of them to ever come up on the market as there all building those cars to own until they die
Exactly bro, These blokes are my best mates and I can confirm they are all looked after.
@@bearmims6717 is there another way around? Wanting to go there next week and heading up from Noosa but didn’t want to get stuck or have to go all the way back to Noosa. Cheers
@@bearmims6717 yeh mate you can see they are serious young fellas lovin what they are doing, with some frequent serious maintenance there be no problem, anything can be rebuilt
@@brettchattaway5242 You are kidding yourself.
Hahahaha, who are you kidding?
Oops 😬 driving in the ocean , there goes another 4x4
Cheers 🍻 legends Greetings from south africa 🇿🇦
Lucky its only a patrol, no way I'd take my 80 through there lol
I can’t bring myself to watch all of that.
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees to tens of degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals and other electrolytic processes, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery, positive rail goes to all electrical components to be switched on or off as needed) will promote rust and rust will take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals, such as steel for chassis rails and HT steel bolts for the rails. Those vehicles are doomed.
Another great vid 👍👍
Pictorial evidence of why you do not buy a 4x4 from Queensland. I can hear the salt working away inside the chassis rails now!
100% correct.
There really is something special about 4.2lt Patrol drivers. Like literally every single one of them 🤪
Yeah, really, really special. Stoopid.
Burning the logs is what allows the face to wash away faster, it's Acting as a barrier ATM. Just go around the to the fresh water track
Yes agreed
good to get the evidence for the insurance company
It’s there cars why does it bother you all so much, Let em be! All it takes is a good quality hose out an she’ll be back to Being all clean! great job fellas!
"a good quality hose out".... hahahahaha, salt gets in everywhere and stays and rusts.
wow! they crazeee 🌊🛻🌅🌤️🏞️📹🤙😎
Go the Patrols!!! 🛻🛻🛻
Nice Ep,
Or you could just go around on the freshwater track and not be a tool.
Or you could keep your thoughts to yourself 🥺
Or u could be a man and send it
Is there another track around that can get you back on to roads? I am going there and driving up from Noosa beach but wasn’t sure if I’d be able to get back on the roads from double island without going along this beach? Thanks
@@ssusggus sure is. You take the freshwater turnoff off the beach and keep on following it all the way to the rainbow beach road. You end up about 3-4 kms from rainbow beach town.
@@47Rolling ok thanks!
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Wow some very keen Patrols drivers I certainly would not do that
My mate was at double island.. reckon he was woken up by these idiots loud techno and donuts on the beach 4am 🤣🤣 looks like they followed it with a salt water bath
so you were driving down the beach from rainbow beach?
My patrol is full electro rust proofed. Salt water not a problem. Anyway a nice deep fresh water crossing after does the trick. Looked like a good bit of driving but actually it was the patrol that did most of the work. Unbelievably impressive vehicle.
If you think any electronic rust proofing is going to save a vehicle from rust when it's driven through salt water that deep, you are mistaken
So the salesman really got in your head eh ....
@@BTBSean0 deep fresh water crossing or a water blast job after salt water driving is a good idea regardless of any rust proofing
Rust-proofing good in the absence of SALT.
@@jasonbarnes5605 Yep, that will push the salt further up inside the chassis rails.
Why would you do that too your vehicle salt water worse then sand and you know how hard to get sand out
Good too see ya getting rid of the Nissan crap out of this world 😊
Mother Nature doing her thing! I doubt those logs will be removed as its a natural erosion control. But they may close the area if gravity keeps doing its business.
I wish we had those in the states. all we had is the xterra and they dont even make those anymore...
Those are rust buckets on wheels
Why would you destroy a very expensive vehicle like that? Crazy
Yep wouldn't buy a used 4wd from SEQ. What awaste.
100%, blokes on fraser in early January in standard height BT50's just cruising around the headlands in sea water half way up their doors because they didn't like the traffic jam at Happy Valley
6:48 - Brainless people standing under / inside a collapsing sand cliff .
Hate me for asking this. Is it the only route?
No there are other routes, they just take longer.
It’s always Patrol drivers 😂
😂😂
Oh dear, all I can do is shake my head in disbelief
By the time they get near home those vehicles would have left all metal on the highway leaving nothing but plastic & glass rubber to pick up.
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery. Positive rail goes to all components to be switched as needed) will promote rust and a delay of 24 hours will see rust take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals.
Why would you risk it???
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hahahahaha, love it.
People, NEVER buy a 4wd with fishing rod holders on the bull-bar, NEVER buy a 4wd that has been on beaches. They will be FULL OF RUST.
Salt water is such a myth when it comes to rusting out your 4x4. If you have enough oil leaks you will have zero rust 😂
They may aswell just driven through the water the whole time.
Yeah, but what do people who are not fortunate enough to own a Series Land Rover do?
all the gear and no idea.
What are you on about .they did it perfectly clown
They must have lots of money 💰 to treat there 4x4 like that.🤔
stat looking for a new car, 2 years and it will be a rusty reck
The first guy with the tinnie is a complete flog. No respect for anyone. Seen him up Fraser and this is the reason we are losing good places Togo.
And who are you bud? He’s a good mate of mine and I guarantee he promotes and helps clean the beaches more than you’ll ever do in your life 😂
Couldn't say it better bear some people just like to start stuff and judge people
@@bearmims6717 he’s the one doing burnout on the beach up at Fraser And fucking around. Less than a meter from running over our rod. Worth over 5k. And then no less than 10 min later nearly run over my tinnie until I stop him.
@@codycarr5429 It’s called facts. Wanker.
@@bearmims6717 Hahahaha
Why do people keep driving into the surf?!,🤦🏻♂️
This is a regular occurrence at Mudlow/ Rainbow 🌈.
All sorts of 4wd do this... Don't heaps of times.
Love how the Patrol haters come out of the woodwork, absolutely no Idea.... Any 4wd will suffer from this if you don't do the cleaning and maintenance afterwards. Judging by these machines... I think they get there TLC
They'll be rusting within minutes of contact with salt water. The heat on the metal (a few degrees), salt, water, dissimilar metals, electrical current flowing within chassis components (that's the negative rail of the 12 volt battery. Positive rail goes to all components to be switched as needed) will promote rust and a delay of 24 hours will see rust take hold and will appear first where there are dissimilar metals.
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
They did it easy but no respect for there 4bs. Will be rusted out in a few years...
They still make 4wds, they'll just buy another one when they rust out to all you critics out there
An there is 3 cancer patients good thing they are only trolls
Up the patrols