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Take a 45-year-old Range Rover. Add the world’s longest and most remote cattle route. Mix in a bowl. Add two Germans, two English blokes and an Iraqi Uber Eats Driver. And what do you get? Sometimes sweet, often spicy. Never bitter.
Escape into a magical world of the remote wilderness of the Canning Stock Route in Western Australia. Five friends take on over 1000 miles of red dunes, spiky grass, scruffy camels and shifty dingoes in an heroic 4-part TV adventure. And the setting is the world’s longest cattle route crossing the most remote part of all of Australia. The Canning Stock Route, 1850 kms of punishing, overgrown, unforgiving bush track. The protagonists are: Andrew in his Toyota V8 Troopcarrier, helping Rob in the 1975 Range Rover, who thinks Andrew has given him the Range Rover and who makes the most of every moment Heiner has to work on his Hilux - which is far too often. Meanwhile John decides his Mitsubishi Triton is not rusty enough and finds a wreck to strip off parts. Mad impulsive boy that he is. Sean and his FJ Cruiser joining the convoy mid-trip, cooks up a storm and saves the day when he spots a leaking pipe on the Range Rover that Andrew and Rob missed, but then must hide from the others. It’s all rather childish.
4xOverland is the world's first global 4WD adventure off-road motoring channel. Established in 1996, it is hosted by well-known 4x4 writer, explorer and filmmaker, Andrew St Pierre White. AKA: ASPW.

[@andrewsharman4419]

Loved these the first time around. Even better on second watch! Thanks Andrew

[@4xoverland]

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[@user-tn1vc1xz5d]

2:50 The Rangie going over that dune makes me happy for some reason 😊😊😊

[@TheNorthernExplorer]

Loving this series! Especially the Range Rover doing well! Being a disco 1 owner it’s nice to see the rangie holding up against the reliable Toyotas

[@darrennorth929]

I laughed so hard on this episode. Even though I had seen it before.

[@shaunmoller2997]

Again epic episode bushcamp at its best

[@adda58]

Loved the edited comments of Rob in the Rangie!! lol

[@rdiamond655]

Man oh man! I'm a sports car guy, love small, light weight, agile cars on a mountain road. But oh my does this make we wish I had my old Blazer back with a roof top tent and a few amenities!! Love it, well done.

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

It’s gliding along like a Gazelle!

[@goku.lc80]

Nice series Andrew

[@AJ29430]

This is brilliant, thank you

[@seanlovi8798]

This was super cool.

[@AndrewTinWA]

How has Rob not purchased the Range Rover by now? 😊

[@heinschwartz7941]

Nice video Andrew 👍

[@kyletoro3306]

👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏿🙏🏿🌷🌷🇸🇦🇸🇦 Greetings from Saudi Arabia

[@ndafarachaitezvi1139]

Awesome and outstanding as always.What a masterpiece.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

[@4xoverland]

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[@amadsaleem8949]

It is all epic and lovely but I have a question. How come Andrew lead vehicle is following vehicle path when these fellows are first one there after 2 years of covid😮😮😮

[@4xoverland]

Its a mapped track through the deserted. During a normal year, probably 100 cars drive it. So its not like we are creating our own route. The overgrowth we had to tackle is a direct result of the non-use of the track. In the desert, for such a track to be erased by wind alone can take 100 years or more.

[@TaleOfTwoIdiots]

I watched this and found myself lamenting the fact it’s so hard to bring a vehicle into Australia. I would love to do those trails (with you guys!) in my tried-and-true Jeep. I don’t suppose there’s really a “wrong side of the road” on the Canning Stock Route”, so getting there would be our challenge. ;)

[@4xoverland]

Its not hard at all. There are specialist car carriers that will do it. And you will need a Carnet de Passage for your Jeep. Another piece of advice . . . prepare well and do not overload your Jeep. This track breaks anything when overloaded.

[@TaleOfTwoIdiots]

It’s Carnet de Passage part that I’ve heard is exorbitant. Still, renting some sort of 4/all-wheel drive and touring Australia from coast to coast in on our Bucket List!