GU Patrol with 9" lift NOT LEGAL in Australia! • CUSTOMS #15

[@jakedoyle8934]

I worked on this up in Cairns... getting ya head around left hand drive was one. A boat in some serious rough waters would be a smoother ride and for a mechanic. Its your worst nightmare

[@UpDownUnder]

"A boiler maker by trade' . Definitely not a Sparkie by trade

[@VictoriasWildEarth]

UpDownUnder lol

[@dunkly85]

I almost threw up when i saw that wiring job

[@cwalt1025]

Brendan Szentpaly Same here

[@bigals.ktms.9937]

Lol that's what I thought.

[@tambis23]

That Patrol is THICK in all the right places . . .

[@AZdirtdog]

Some times the factory equipment just needs a little help to make a rig what it should’ve been

[@PsychoTB48]

Dam that wiring job is a disgrace 100degrees on highway here in Australia in summer it will die

[@OffroadAddictionTV]

That's how they should have made them!

[@scooterkid882]

Offroad Addiction TV yep that's right

[@WaniMedia]

legal in Japan hahahahahaha

[@myytchannel6632]

Looks like an Artic truck!

[@mckruger6698]

I would like to se more of that Nissan patrol

[@4WD247]

So would we! Unfortunately it's back in Europe now.

[@crawl4x410]

what a beast!!! i want one

[@gasperajdnik5627]

My friend has one. Greetings from Slovenia

[@iwolfdk]

Yihaa a danish Viking 👍🏼, Sådan Kim

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Fark Me, what a weapon

[@xboxice2005]

Make my 4x4 seem very small :(

[@TheIdeasGuy]

Junior Ellis mine too. I have a '98 Hilux with 2 inch lift and 31's haha

[@xboxice2005]

Contract92 yeah I have a 2003 3.5V6 NP Exceed Pajero kinda stock 😞just some aggressive AT wheels,mods coming soon thou.

[@paulduncan5491]

i think i just drooled

[@newport5504]

That engine bay is absolutely disgusting haha

[@wesammansour1486]

This is a crazy Nissan Patrol..want one

[@thecommentor8384]

Australian politicians don't like 4wd vehicles or modified vehicles of any kind actually. They do like European influenced Japanese and Chinese vehicles though. If it's ugly as shit and grey or white they love it.

[@TrolloTV]

The Australian market and government is pretty open to big cars and big engines, if you compare it to europe or even the states. So dont cry about it, be glad for what you have ;)

[@gillybuzz]

or cry about it so we can get even better shit

[@TrolloTV]

Not going to happen, even in Australia

[@nissanpatrol8950]

Leon the states? I live in aus and i can confirm we never see v8’s driving everywhere

[@Land_Cruiser_40]

That engine bay looks complicated... Cheers

[@adrianinglis5922]

That wiring looks shithouse!

[@benjamin-rn5zn]

@@adrianinglis5922 sorta want him to get pulled over

[@adrianinglis5922]

@@benjamin-rn5zn Yeah. Might be the lesser of two evils to be pulled over. It's better than the thing bursting into flames with the whole family on board 11 hundred km's from anywhere. It really does look like Boilermaker wiring!

[@adrianinglis5922]

Under the bonnet looks like the scrap copper bin at work.

[@gullf1sk]

What the fuck, imagine my surprise seeing this vehicle in an australian video when i saw it in person a few months earlier on a mountain in Norway

[@ricardo3760]

Hen da? Sku fått dissa i Norge au, Danskene er no snillere me å gokjenne dekk og heving osv

[@gullf1sk]

Han var på Vikingtreffet på Storefjell i januar. Bilen er enda råere i person.

[@FreedomWorldTour]

Ever heard of Om606?

[@AdventureTouringMoto]

What are the import rules for something like this? Was he not able to drive on the roads? Or did he get a pass because it was a temporary import?

[@4WD247]

That's correct, it was legally allowed on our roads as it was only a temporary permit.

[@AdventureTouringMoto]

Thanks! Is there someplace I can look for temporary import information? I'm still a few years away from my Australia trip, but it's never to early to start planning.

[@4WD247]

infrastructure.gov.au/vehicles/imports/import_options/carnet.aspx

[@AdventureTouringMoto]

Just a simple Carnet! So easy, thank you!

[@gpgstudios9813]

Thanks for that link mate, helps heaps. I had no idea, I wondered how that worked because I plan to bring my truck from here in the states over for a good visit of your tracks someday...so yeah, good to know lol

[@outlawdingo3020]

That's patrol goals there. Just the engineer certs, paper work and road worthy would cost thousands to have legal in aus

[@ricardo3760]

This is probably TUV tested in Germany, and i think it costs a bit more than a few thousands to get this legal haha, but the vehicle worth skyrockets as well after getting TUV approved

[@r.mhaych5021]

When he shipped it here what do u reckon would have been the process of being able to drive it on Australian roads ? He’d definitely have to have come sort of certification if he were to get pulled over by the coppers

[@allanwestphal7175]

Offroad Denmark.... love it

[@maketheworldabetterplaceki4028]

all that clearance....the diff remains lol

[@joshuabrown9398]

Then you would lose flex, portal axles are what you want

[@chrisfemia6800]

Joshua Brown yeh portal axles so underrated

[@tractorguy1994]

Think the 40 inch treps would've brought the diff up a bit

[@MattPratt]

What transfer case set up is that? Is there a doubler?

[@magsonsinvestmentsltdmil8910]

Can someone tell me how he got his flairs?

[@cyz44]

wow, what a beast..

[@magnushartz99]

Does this guy have his own KZbin channel or other social media account?

[@the.magnus]

That’s not a 4WD that’s a fucking weapon mate!

[@bigals.ktms.9937]

If he made the engine mounts don't they need an engeneers cert.???

[@fluchtigziege3202]

given the fact that he is driving around AUS with it for 3 months I doubt he would give a rats ass either way, get a 28 days canary in any state who cares, youre in the next before the cops can put it off the road.

[@mikeyb8067]

and i thought my GQ with a 7" lift was big lol

[@gpgstudios9813]

7...9...HA! Not uncommon to see 12 here in the states lol of course it's not practical or widely used for anything other than a mud truck lol I'd say 6 is probably the most common I think...

[@mikeyb8067]

in Australia the max legal lift is 2 inch lol well at least where i am in Australia

[@mikeyb8067]

yea ikr they make such a fuss when we're not affecting anyone

[@chippyjohn1]

an inch or two doesn't make a difference, at least that's what I tell my mates

[@sydneyduck9226]

AUSTRALIA ,,,, BEING PISSED ON SINCE JOHN HOWARD, WELL THAT THE FIRST TIME I GOT PISSED ON ,, HASNT STOPPED

[@tjlucky08]

What mag issue number is this on pls?

[@gunny4082]

Where did you film this?

[@LostDunny2023]

That's on the Mulgrave River, Gordonvale. Some great tracks in there...

[@lindoss7782]

GD40 Its called Greenpatch 👌

[@3br0rn]

Haha! thought it was, good old greenpatch in cairns

[@mikaugo]

What's he compensating for, lol!

[@halvdan7978]

Neither legal in Denmark tho.

[@ricardo3760]

Everything is legal, as long as you get it approved and written into the certificate of title for the vehicle. Most vehicles here that have say anything over 38 inch tyres are usually TUV tested in Germany and approved. This is probably also TUV tested

[@nestrac]

It's a bitch to get it approved but not impossible...

[@the.magnus]

that bird nest wiring...

[@iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626]

The wiring looks criminal

[@mckruger6698]

he'll yes

[@RyanGreenYoHeyHeyHeyItsRyan]

Its not a truck... its a wagon

[@fluchtigziege3202]

I shudder with people calling 4x4 cars and utes "trucks" and "jeeps" cos they really really really arent.

[@jmoore9806]

But I want one 😂

[@alientech2010]

The worst auto electrical work i have seen

[@cowboy19750]

Fun

[@realaussiemale567]

Why would u lift your vehicle that much?

[@wilfredtv5931]

Rig

[@user-bw2kd6gf6l]

А по русски не??

[@martynohara8101]

M

[@MADBONE0]

Helllooo SEXY!!!!