Aussie Jeepster
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My home is south of Adelaide, in South Australia.
6 hours driving, north of Adelaide, I am in the northern Flinders Ranges on a sheep station called Moolooloo Station.
In South Australia, we have designated tracks called Public Access Routes, where station owners allow 4x4's to drive on some of their tracks. There are designated camping areas on some of these PAR's, but in this case I contacted the station owner to ask permission to camp somewhere different. He said no to my request but offered me somewhere else, which turned out to be better than where I wanted to go!
My vehicle is an Australian Air Force Perentie Land Rover. This is essentially a Defender with a bunch of modifications to suit the Air Force and Australian Army. The biggest thing is that it has a fully galvanized chassis and carries the spare under the rear of the body. It is fitted with an Isuzu 4BD1 and the LT95 gearbox. This one also has a full PTO 8000lb winch.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
6 hours driving, north of Adelaide, I am in the northern Flinders Ranges on a sheep station called Moolooloo Station.
In South Australia, we have designated tracks called Public Access Routes, where station owners allow 4x4's to drive on some of their tracks. There are designated camping areas on some of these PAR's, but in this case I contacted the station owner to ask permission to camp somewhere different. He said no to my request but offered me somewhere else, which turned out to be better than where I wanted to go!
My vehicle is an Australian Air Force Perentie Land Rover. This is essentially a Defender with a bunch of modifications to suit the Air Force and Australian Army. The biggest thing is that it has a fully galvanized chassis and carries the spare under the rear of the body. It is fitted with an Isuzu 4BD1 and the LT95 gearbox. This one also has a full PTO 8000lb winch.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
