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The driver isn’t giving the software a chance to figure out the situation. Keep on the power and it will work out which wheels to brake and which ones to keep spinning. It goes against how you’d drive old school 4x4s, but it’s impressive how it works and pulls you out.

Hey man I know this videos a bit old but I was wondering what road do you turn onto oregan track from? Cheers

Sounds like a Toyota

What were your observations? Was there a noticeable difference between the two? Also, I felt like the Defender did not raise their air suspension?

Nice music Jam - and good to hear bit of the other guy's silly banter coming through too. Did you get Richrd's drone footage or was that yours?

How do you get to the oregan track I can’t find it on the maps

capable for a stock rig

We must remember the landy is 20 or 30 years older than those hilux's.

Good to see more commentary. Also nice that the golden disco was not the main focus. I do believe I saw a stretcher tent in the background. I believe more attention and detail should be given to this brilliant invention

I think there are 3 points to be made here. 1. Jamieson has suffered a significant trauma. This is best illustrated in the last scene wherein his Jeep can be seen being towed out of a rut. Previous BAA propoganda videos have always hidden these facts - so we know that Jamieson was not well when he left that part in. OR, perhaps now that he now has his own vehicle he has managed to escape the tyrannical grip of his father who would relentlessy force Jam into editing the Golden Disco in a favourable light. If so, could this signal the end of Chairman Agg's dictatorial reign? 2. Very interesting to see the diffierence in the camera angles (and noise) as Jam climbed the rock step-up. 3. Neither camera angle does justice to the effort. Dave and I were talking about it again in the high country this week Jam - you did that quite impressibvely, kept your cool - and control of the car. Well done!

In which mode are you what tires

2004 dont have straight bumper or chrome grill. It looks more like a 2005.

What happened to the lux ? Cool video👍

Nice place 🎉🎉🎉one day will come there

Weekend Warriors

I’m which mode are you what’s tires

Use a spotter to get the best line

4x4xfar! 👍

Pure indulgence!

Rover see, Rover do!

Ta very mucha.

Who needs mud to enjoy the great outdoors!?

Very impressive

Buy a landcruiser!

With ex-military Defenders, you have the potential to strip the vehicle down to a basic shell by removing the soft top, windows, doors, and folding down the windshield. Civilian Defenders are a solid piece.

That white Toyota looks like the kind of truck an Australian lifeguard would drive.

Nice video of the rainbow. Hope it can keep up with the rodeo beast

Hi Jamieson. Keep up the good work. I’ve enjoyed looking back through most of your vids. Just found a fun few tracks here in Halls Gap this weekend. I have to wait for some videos to come in from family members that came along but would love to share them with you. Cheers Simon from church 👍👍

Thats the trouble vehicles with long bonnets they need spotters.3 common makes with short bonnets are jeep suzuki landrover.

Nice one fellas, I was the bloke that pulled over in the FFR to say g'day. Cheers

Documenting the trip on CZcams is a Great Way to Show Where We Have Been - What We Did - And the Enjoyment of it All - 🤠

Great to hear you commentating more Jam, and I appreciated the screen shots of some of the information signs as well as the track-naming too. Now, and I'm not sure how to put this politely, but the lies need to stop. Until now of course, comrade Frances has had control of your life in the way that all despotic 'leaders' tend to. However, you have reached the age of adulthood and will need to establish your own credabiliy in this world. It's too late for your dad Jam, but there's still time for you. I've spoken to the other trip-participants and they are saddened by the FACT that your dad's tempersome smashing of the car mirror was not highlighted to show the perils of not paying attention when 4wd'ing. Similarly, the FACT that your dad nearly ruined the whole trip with his embarrassing bogging seems to have been omitted - as does the brave rescue by a 16 year old who just got his L-plates. Anyway Jam, the rest of us will be there to shield you from incompo-dad on the next trip, but you'll have to start reflecting the FACTS in your videos too.

Great footage

Great video! Would you mind if I ask which wheels are you running? They look very sick and I'd love to get them for my D4. Thanks!

I remember when i lived up there as a kid me and my dad would go buffalo shooting sometimes because they were coming on to our farm. Good memories.

Love it down there! I think the Disco is the same colour as mine: Ipanema Sand.

How do you deal with the cost of parts and the eternal repairs these LDs require

Awesome ❤

Sad thing is they are logging down oregan track and the drop in is probably going to disappear like most good tracks in the otways already have

That Rodeo needs a bigger bullbar hahaha

What is the size of tires ?

That Land Rover drives beautifully! There on another level.

Hey guys, enjoyed watching the vid. What tyre pressures did you go down to on some of those sandy bits?

Yea cool vid, great footage in the dry and snow, looks very steep on one particular track, what tyre pressures did you drop to, much difference in the dry compared to the snow👌👌

nice video. Can I ask where the campsite is at the start of the video (with the small creek)?

Just love the way you seem to be able to drive yourself out of any situation

Upon viewing video again I note the comments by Bernard. The rodeo did take a lead role over the European show car. Without diff lockers tackled everything and managed to get higher on steep incline before using recovery equipment. Truly great car. I also wonder how the European disco car went in the bog holes that the rodeo tried to tackle. Did it get through? The Australian rodeo was the true performer on this day over the European disco

Great leadership by the Rodeo - really having a crack. I see the tow-vehicle was again heavily reliant on the recovery equipment of the Rodeo. Good to see a snatch-block out - haven't seen that used for a while.

Love the rodeo. Legend

Great video! What tires on Disco?