Tasmania Edge Of The Earth II - Land Rover Series 3

In this special episode of Seriously Series Geoff and Damon head off to finish the trip across Tasmania to the rugged West Coast of Tasmania. With a few additional mods to the 1975 Land Rover Series 3 they started back where they left off at Derwent Bridge making their way across to Queenstown, Mount Mcall and Trial Harbour. With epic views and fuelled for adventure what could go wrong in a Series Land Rover road trip.
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[@michaelnugara1]

Just loving this series. Thanks for sharing.

[@caravaggiosaccomplice7841]

The sight and sound of a series Landrover burbling through a dramatic landscape is pure bliss.

[@SuperActionForceGo]

So glad I found this Channel 👍👍👍👍

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Hi Gavin. Glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. Regards Geoff

[@zacs8654]

Excellent film

[@waynedoeblin6801]

Wild and woolly landscape for sure,happy you were able to make the trip this try👍

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Cheers Wayne. I hope your adventures are going well too. Regards Geoff

[@arthurplottier9783]

A very nice part of Tassie, have to go there, thank you for sharing.

[@xhxr8515]

What a beautiful old beast. Timeless.

[@dermotleeson1348]

Just caught this little gem, Tasmania is a beautiful country my friend i can see why you love it so much. Great to be on the trip with you cheers

[@shankarbalan3813]

Tasmania is a beautiful state. I loved my visit there a year ago driving around that brilliantly beautiful landscape! Sadly I didn’t have access to an old Landy.

[@MarcLaneAus]

Great video and shots. Nice work

[@southerncrossoverland6118]

We've been waiting for EOE II shoutout from across the ditch love our rovers Tazies land scape and mountains look like over here in NZ🇳🇿

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Hello there. I have heard many people say the same thing. Damon and I would love to head over and check out your part of the world in the future. Regards Geoff

[@rrovin85]

Loved your video! Your photography is exceptional, Thanks ! Inspiring 😉

[@anitadelgigante2126]

nice sound track

[@jdenmark1287]

Nice vid and great addition with all the natural and human history factoids.

[@kabaottoemulsion1869]

I love TAS!

[@greenwolf8732]

Como de costumbre, un buen video 👍

[@damit505]

I was wondering when you were going to put another trip out

[@sketcham9234]

Damn, I thought the video was live!

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

I hope it was worth the wait. Regards Geoff

[@Johanniscool]

Came here for the Landrover, stayed for the PH testing of the Queen river 😂

[@randomoldbloke]

World class cinematography, great story line what more needs to be said except when are you coming up to North Queensland? Can show you some truly amazing locations with a bit of the history to go with it . All off the beaten track of course.

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Hi Pete. Thank you for our kind words and we are still interested to explore your part of the world sometime in the future. Regards Geoff

[@adamstabler502]

Hi Geoff and Damon . What is the best way to defrost the landy windscreen on a cold morning?

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

No easy answer to this question, other than keep a clean rag handy.

[@jdenmark1287]

breathe really hard on it, works way better than the demister if you are fall of hot air like me.

[@jdenmark1287]

and you might want to check out Rovers North, in Vermont USA as they use to sell an electric heated windscreen.

[@rovertasmania7033]

Quality footage as always. We'll, looks like a trip ill be doing in my 88 2a. You up for another trip Damon? :D

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

ill take the Defender

[@rovertasmania7033]

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia In that case maybe i should take this Disco, two coilers :)

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Rover Tasmania it be a boring trip haha

[@rovertasmania7033]

You're right. Let's do this on leafers, George can come along also, not that he needs an invite!

[@atahservices2840]

What kit do you have from iCom?

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Hi Lawn TractorBoy We use a number of ICOM products, for our Tasmania based adventures we have been using the IC41 handheld UHF and in our WA products, we use the IC-450 (UHF), IC-760/F8101 (HF) and IC41. Their products are well worth checking out at www.icom.net.au/ Regards Geoff

[@atahservices2840]

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia i mean what are they like durability wise as fitted in a series with damp and vibrations. Im looking at there HAM gear mostly to fit into my 110 puma and 1970 2a 88.

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

@@atahservices2840 Well now you put it like that, they are tough and durable and that is why we choose ICOM. The radios I mentioned earlier are tested to USA military standards. The equipment has held up well over the past two years we have been using them in some of the toughest environments in Australia. I would suggest watching our review on the IC41and our walk around video of the Series 3. Regards Geoff

[@atahservices2840]

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia cheers

[@RB87NL]

2:20 shows that the radiator egg trick doesn’t work!

[@seriouslyseriesaustralia]

Yep,sure does it got us home. Cheers

[@RB87NL]

Seriously Series as a temporary solution then? Because I believe that I see a new radiator right? Cheers

[@spymaine89]

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