TERRIFYING ENGINE BLOW UP & 3 Snapped Winch ropes - Our NEW Favourite 4WD Track

[@IAmBoxman911]

It is so nice to see smiles on everyone when the going is so rough. Technical issues, mud bogs, no sleep and everyone is just having a blast!

[@coreydallara8778]

That tribute to the ol’ gal almost brought a tear to the eye. I’m a fairly new follower but have been diving deep into the older episodes and sooty never fails to impress. Can’t pick one that stands out, as they all do. Much love for old soot, can’t wait to see the adventures of Mark II soon though!

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@blacquejacque5188]

Another great episode...Goodbye "Sooty". You boys are the reason to my upgraded off road skills, because of you and I've been given more thumbs up lately. Which I say, "With a 4WD, theres always hope". Thank you 4wd Adventures 24/7 👍

[@baileymarshall6207]

I reckon the most memorable moment for me with Ol Soot would be her snow trip in Tas. Over all the bogs, climbs, wheel lifts, it’s Sootys Bar that takes the cake. Wheel on fellas can’t wait for Sooty 2.0. 🤙🏼 I drive a 2006 N70 Sr5 Toyota Hilux.

[@LukesN80adventures]

Bjbj

[@RedRabbit4230]

Favorite memory of Sooty. There are soooo many. It seems Sooty has always came to the rescue to help ALL OF THE GUYS OUT MORE THAN ANYTHING. But i also know everyone has also at 1 time or another helped Sooty and yourself out as well. I have a 97 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 Limited. 3400.v6. Here in the states. Love watching you guys.

[@midgetazzy2584]

Idk how i feel about this one. such an amazing episode. helps to that im local to the area, so cool to see my home spots. awesome to see everyone cheer sooty and shaun on when she started again. Im sure you know it shaun but sooty made this channel, she is a icon of Australia, showing people what u can do when you just go out and have a go. well done guys well done sooty.

[@mitchellholdsworth8582]

If you’ve been following the channel you’ll know there’s a mkII in the making

[@forbeshermon9936]

Sootys is an icon but you all forgot about milo and roothy

[@midgetazzy2584]

@@mitchellholdsworth8582 yes but its not the same to me. Just like the dirty 30. Its cool but idk just isnt right

[@kadenmackriell4751]

@@forbeshermon9936 yeah aye, I’ve still got a box of old 4wd action magazines before they did videos. Lol

[@forbeshermon9936]

@@kadenmackriell4751 me to

[@ace4x4]

I've got a 1991 Nissan Safari and my favourite memory of Sooty is when I first saw her in your Coffs Harbour episode from 2018. Sooty is the reason I fell in love with 4wding and despite myself ending up with a Nissan, she (and all 80's) will always have a special place in my heart.

[@_wreckit1019]

Jocko's spotting and ability to drive excellent lines are nothing short of top tier. Absolutely amazing content, hella entertaining and educational as well.

[@mattgalvin3386]

We also loved seeing the tribute to sooty at the end of this episode! Such a fitting end to a 5 year career. The mid north coast and far north coast have some challenging tracks along with some stunning scenery. You couldn’t have asked for a better send off destination. Bring on Sooty 2.0! 💪🏼

[@hiluxradio3101]

I for one shed a bit of a tear Sooty is like my first dog. Missed and loved every day. Good job Shauno. Sean in USA

[@AzventuresAustralia]

What a ripper of a episode🤘🤘 thanks for having me along lads!!!

[@emilymay4052]

Nissan Patrol 2001 - favourite memory of sooty is watching it be recovered by a patrol 😉

[@alexbarsby]

I'm surprised Australia's best Ford Ranger didn't make an appearance!

[@noiseyboy2h4jj1]

2019 Toyota Fortuner. Favourite memory is actually this video. Sooty just keeps on going and never seizes to amaze me. Nice to see sooty going out in style.

[@officialWWM]

Ceases.

[@noiseyboy2h4jj1]

😂😂 mind blank

[@officialWWM]

@@noiseyboy2h4jj1 mind seized 😂

[@chrispalmer3548]

But technically ceases and seizing are the same lol I kinda skipped over that 😂😂

[@DaOzMan0608]

My favorite memory of Sooty is that snow trip. Seeing her covered in snow at altitude was inspiring. It was a side of Australia people rarely get to see. 2014 Lexus GX 460.

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@heathgraham4911]

I have watched that episode like 10 times it’s my favourite

[@amandae1486]

This episode would be my favourite of Sooty. The fact that she just keeps going despite being worked as hard as she does, she's fairly reliable. In this episode she lived up to what she was built for even though she's near the end. Old Sooty will live on in the new build. I can only hope my 200 series gets to go on some of tracks that Sooty has done.

[@steveworth4098]

Shauno! This episode is by far the best memory of Soot. The old girl has made other vehicles look, at times, inept. The short part in this episode where you walk through why shes retired, and seeing her still defy the odds to keep on keeping on is a testiment to the vehicle and how well she was treated.. Despite the hiding you gave her.. I have a 76 seties, which ive slowly been self modifying, and young (very new) family which i cant wait to get them out on the tracks camping with. Hope Soot MKII brings as much joy to yourself and viewers as MKI did.

[@millwright15]

Been waiting for this episode! RIP Sooty! Looking forward to MK2’s maiden voyage!

[@bitosandoval5787]

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[@DaOzMan0608]

Peace of mind that her pieces will not be resting.

[@millwright15]

@@DaOzMan0608 true! I didn’t even think about the parts that will be used on MK2!

[@wallywally4927]

Best thing/ memory about Sooty is how just about every trip it hits everything first. Always pushed to its limits, all mods are for a reason and one of the faces of 4wd 24/7. Look forward to see what little changes are different in the next build. My 2021 Ranger could breath a bit better. (Will never sound as good as the Mits 79)

[@stuntmantravis84]

Can't really say I have one specific favorite memory of sooty, all of them are my favorites. The 80s series turbo diesel being my all time dream rig and being from the states it being almost impossible to own, watching shauno and soot over the years has almost given me the chance to wheel my dream rig via KZbin. Sooty will always be a legend and will definitely be missed

[@kdsoverland]

thank for making me shed a tear over a car, not just any car, an absolute legend of a vehicle. sooty will be missed. RIP YOU LEGEND

[@jmac_519]

2002 Toyota Hilux KZN165r There are far too many wild and wonderful memories of old Soot, but one of the funniest would have to be the hill climb (either the Vic high country or NSW) where the second of the two lockers were exposed to Graham. He was absolutely shooketh and could not explain how Sooty, in a somewhat smug fashion, trotted her way up the steep and shaley climb. Priceless! Absolutely love this car.

[@sly_uereg3627]

RIP Sooty we'll see you reborn and rise like a phoenix, seeing Sooty keep on going no matter the obstacles revived my love of the track and now starting to turn my 03 gu3 patrol into a rough track ready tourer. Thanks Shaun and Sooty Raising a cold one for ya's 🍺🍻

[@michaelhill2448]

Great to see the GU showing the way again, a 3L showing up all these Toyota’s. Got to love that. 🍺👍🏻

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@OffRoadQC]

I'm rather "new" here since I discovered this channel only about 2 months ago but I already watched all the episodes... most more than once... and you guys are legends to me already. Sorry to see Sooty go... and looking forward to its new incarnation. Cheers from Canada. Looking forward to all the new episodes from this epic channel!!!!!!

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@mark2073]

That's a lot of binge watching

[@snowpeaky]

My vehicle: 1994 Land Cruiser FZJ80. Favourite memory of Sooty: Those four wheel drifts in the snow up in the Victorian High Country! I live in Canada so seeing Sooty plowing through the snow in Australia was super cool to see! Can't wait to see the first trip of Sooty MKII !

[@chriswayne1557]

Living in Alberta, i felt the exact same 🤘

[@mattgalvin3386]

Cracking episode fellas! and what a way to send off soot. My 4 year old son and I always watch on and we love seeing the adventures the boys take on. We live here on the Coffs Coast and for us, our favourite episode would have to be around a year ago when you ventured out to pebbly beach camp ground and cooked up the chilli mud dogs! Plenty of carnage in that episode including a snapped axle for sooty and nearly ending up vertically on its side…… the action and carnage was at course all offset by the stunning surrounds and camping spots on the Coffs Coast which we are lucky to frequent. We have a 2018 200 Series and the exhaust is the last piece of the puzzle for us! Thanks so much for taking us on many adventures and we look forward to seeing Sooty MKII taking on more tracks! Cheers!

[@aaronalexander2361]

Sooty is a beast, been watching this show for years. It's inspired me to built an 80 series myself which has turned into a major overhaul so have been glued to Shauns Sootys build. That car is a weapon on everytrack.

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@MarkValascun]

I know it’s a lot of money but I want to see Tim coil the 79 JUST so he doesn’t get bogged at every set of ruts

[@hezronethan8403]

Agree

[@4wdtennessee459]

A coiled 79 done right has some serious flex. I wonder if he could put the springs on the top of axle cause that would get the hangers higher up and be just as capable in the ruts as coils as far as getting hung up.

[@jacklougheed4561]

Even a spring over conversion on lower lift springs.

[@Raven-cf5qd]

@@4wdtennessee459 why bother that just coil it lol

[@4wdtennessee459]

@bib Smith I was wondering that cause I’ve never seen any that were done.

[@mohammedmuzakkir9803]

2010 triton, loved how sooty led the convoy last 5 year's, perfect vehicle, coil springs, solid diff, something which can't be found in new ifs vehicle, from tassie to fraser, was always good to see old soot, cant wait for mk2 built, super stoked

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@friendlyvoice9720]

Sooty....you lead the pack, defined the odds, and in your reign made all mud holes shiver in fear. We have all enjoyed watching you face and conquer all in your path. May you bless Sooty Mk2 with some of your magic and spirit.

[@zackenney5154]

Hey 4x4 24/7 team, I drive a 08/16 Holden RG Colorado dual cab. And my favourite memory of Sooty, is this very episode. After all the hard yards and, what seemed impossible, drives this beast conquered. I couldn't have imagined a better trip to send off Sooty in thick clouds of glory. She's the toughest rig I believe to have seen and her rebirth will have everyone on the edge if their camp chairs. Cheers Sooty until next time!

[@chrismann2344]

Been waiting for this episode for weeks now. Glad to see it out boys

[@ethanwyatt2668]

As much as I've loved all the moments of Old Sooty in this show I really enjoyed the final send off. It was a strong fight till the end and a good shot for the final beach scene. Forever #1 80 in Australia. 2011 Isuzu Dmax mate cheers

[@samyeomans6710]

Sooty is at a point where even the blinker fluid is leaking out 😂😂

[@ThaWhiteCrayon]

nothing a bit of elbow grease and a left hand screwdriver cant fix hahah

[@4WD247]

Not to mention the muffler bearings have all fallen out 😉

[@ENigma-jc6iu]

@@4WD247 did the piston return springs ever need replacing in that rig?

[@Lordcovan32]

what Im going to miss most is the Smiles Stooty has put on so many faces, the laughs and good times... a real dependable friend. Good show, and Hello from Canada!

[@truetierra]

when Petes rig finds it tough its gonna be a long day. great episode gents. nice one. rip soot. she went out in glory thats for sure!

[@rickymckay787]

Great send off for sooty, particularly that she gave same grief on the first track! Hard to pick a favourite ep, although loved seeing her tear up pine creek to then transition to the calm cruise down kinkuna, looks at home with both. A torqit exhaust would really make a difference to my twin locked Fj Cruiser, really missing that sweet note through the tough tracks and higher RPM drives. Plus, would most likely push me in the right direction for at least a tune. Looking forward to seeing Mk2 in action!

[@off-roadmx418]

By far my favourite memory of the big sooty was when it was in tassie and towed the DMW 79 through the massive mud holes during the night. So keen to see how mark 2 turns out. 🤙🤙

[@bobblesgovi5571]

I've got an old 94 2.8d 4runner that seems to do the same tantrums as Sooty in the mornings . My most favourite trip of Sooty would have to be watching it go down all the Cape York tracks, especially the successful attempt down Gunshot after cooking the engine! So nerve racking haha. Cannot wait to see mk 2 in action!

[@abhayriceburger5489]

Haha yes the old diesels seem to not like the cold 🤣

[@tubeyoupal]

This and the one from Tasmania where y'all had to turn around and go home might be my favorite episodes. It takes discipline and humility to make the right decision, even when you really just want to keep going. And the fact that you all keep a positive attitude and work as a team when things don't go smoothly is incredible. Even with everything Sooty has been through, she could still outrun any normal vehicle on a track like this. Good on you!

[@BarefootPhilanthropist]

First memory of Sooty was a few years ago randomly coming across your channel. She was doing what she does best. Giving it red hot go and contributing to global warming at the same time! Was smoke, mud and smiles regardless of where you were wheeling.

[@danielmowett4150]

We’ll done boys. Cracker of a final for sooty ! Am driving my 2014 hilux Favourite sooty episode would have to be the snow trip in the high country

[@alexconti8592]

So many memorable moment for old sooty, I’d have to say when she got sent down the $1000 track in tasi I’ve got myself an 80 series also, bit of a slug but she goes alright

[@tomlivesey5065]

I drive a 2007 Hilux and gotta say my favourite memory of Sooty is when you did the cheap 4wd challenge in 24 hours and sooty had the old cheese cutters on. Cheers

[@joelharvs3701]

no way i have the same car and thats me favourite memory

[@vladimirmelara-bq1mz]

Wow, this is a masterpiece. The scenes looking down the roads with the sun in your eyes is my favorite. Great work!

[@joshscurrah3941]

What can I say, every memory of Sooty is epic no matter how tuff the tracks are she eats everything up in true Sooty style. What an absolute rig of an 80. Can't wait to see Sooty mark ii hit the tracks. 80 series is my dream rig but I drive a 2004 Toyota Hilux and a brand new Exhaust would be awesome 👌 Watching Sooty in the glasshouse mountains is probably the best.

[@04JALD]

My eyes actually started to water. I have a rig I feel like this too. She is staying with me. Great video again guys

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@DavidWilson-yj3ml]

You guys have some of the best 4x4s in Australia. I wish we could get those diesel rigs here in USA. I'm jealous.

[@craigquann]

Did Shaun's twist seatbelt trigger anyone else's OCD? No? Just me? Lol. Carry on

[@Croozzen]

Mate, it's so hard to pick a favourite Sooty moment. There's been so many. What a vehicle leading the pack into everything all the time....and coming out tge other side... Its pretty hard to go past this very episode.... it just did not want to die... what a machine.... nearly had a tear in my eye, thinking this can't be the end of Ol Soot....

[@kylebintliff6504]

The best memories of Suty is all of them and the bond u have with ur rig on all of ur adventures

[@Steve-qe2yo]

To qualify for Shaun's boy band you must have, black or khaki shorts, black t shirt and black cap. Beards are optional.

[@trevordelarosa3599]

At first I thought you were just being rude and funny but hot damn you are right 😂😂😂

[@DuckDude]

Fav memory has to be from recently when Shaun ran out of fuel and was denying it for so long until they put some more fuel in, and from that, it resulted in Ruben flipping his 200. I mean my 07 Pajero could really use a new exhaust

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@laloolhouvum1634]

Love 80 on the rear (GME) most on this convoy of amazing rigs. The 200 series is one hell of a rig but maintenance and stuffs gonna super expensive. D-max on the other hand suits my conditions best especially with the Mitsalloy canopy but being only on 31s its too low. Atleast 33s would be ideal for my needs cause tracks I used to do need bigger tyres than 31s even full 32s aren't high enough. If jocko was on 33s he would have cleared most of the bog holes and winching won't be necessary. He hung up many times cause of his tiny wheels😞. Timbo on the other hand can do a spring swap from leafs to coils. The rear low spring hanger is the weak point on a deep ruts muddy or not for the 79 series.

[@bilinasmini3480]

Thank you boys for putting all the effort in you do! Great content.

[@Sivesind]

I own a 100 myself. And the most memorable Sooty moment for me is when I stumbled across your channel about 3 years ago and since land cruisers isn't exactly abundent im Norway I was intrigued. Here we had the 100, 200, some short 70-series from the 80's, but mostly pradoes. So Sooty for me the car that really peaked my land cruiser interest. I did not know about the 80-, 60, 55, or forty-series before. I was a lover of land cruisers before, but now, thanks to Sooty (and the dirty 30) I read and learn more about land cruisers and their history almoast weekly. And you also introdused me to Roothy's channel and Milo 1 and 2. Thank you.

[@lampitl]

Again a great episode. I've been a Jeep guy for as long as I've been wheeling, but I gotta say that Sooty has been shining on just about every single episode it's been in. One very capable and dependable rig. I love the wheeling, I love the feeling, I love the campsite cooking with Shauno and Jocko doing their magic, aided by most likely a fairly generous amount of quality refreshments down the throat.

[@tegangeorge2758]

Having watched every single episode, there are so many great memories of Sooty but the $1000 track would have to be my fav!! Would love a new exhaust for my 2021 Mazda BT50. 😍🚙

[@sethdaniels7166]

I agree! $1k track is my favorite after watching every episode! I live in the States but own an imported 93 1hdt that I've named Mr Soots lol. I'll miss ol Soots, but hopefully his soul will live on in Sooty MK2

[@AJvsEverything]

This video reminds me that I need to buy a Factor 55 rope splicing tool and a brand new spare rope for my winch before I head out next time...then once I finally retire the old rope, I need to make some extensions out of it, because that's a damned good idea to have some in my gear bag...

[@ewingfox6459]

I bought one for a friend as a gift... But an electrician's fid is the same tool for about $15 USD at Home Depot or Lowes :)

[@Jaeg3r96]

I wanna know how the other mits lad caught up to you on his own when you guys struggled every step? Must be a patrol thing 😉 I drive a 03 gu that's still getting its set up sorted loved sooty in the snow ❄

[@user-py6sf8ux4o]

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[@t000nz]

He came in from the other end of the track ;)

[@theacreelife]

I have always liked the Victorian high country memories of Sooty....probably because its hot as hades where I live. That and the current crop of videos where you share your feelings while building the new Sooty. It really shows a connection with the vehicle and perfectly illustrates how much we love our cars! Its the same love I have for my 2008 76 series Landcruiser wagon.

[@jacquesD4D]

Sooty is a memory and a massive legend all by herself. Cant single one out. Loved the old girl. Also the reason why my daughter is watching the show.

[@chefcamsey1375]

Love the content guys 💪❤🔥

[@helenm507]

Soot towing the Ruben through Tazzy, loved the old girl covered in snow, pretty as a picture 📸 We drive a 200, but recently bought an 80 with some mates for "beers in the shed with tools Fridays!" Love the content boys, keep it up

[@Jake-13579]

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[@jonno-td9784]

I’m new to the scene here. I love watching Sooty tackle challenges. I’m still going through watching the archives but the $1000 track in the snow was an epic run. Like a lot of other comments, this ep is certainly a heart tugger. I’m looking forward to Sooty 2.0. I’m even newer to the 4x4 scene. Got my first rig (try not to judge) which is a Mitzy Pajero Sport 21. As soon as I bought it, I packed up the missus and kids, took em to Albany and got my rig covered in mud/clay. 10months later and quite a few trips later, I’m hooked making my own memories with my fam exploring WA.

[@michaelwhite4404]

My favourite memory of Sooty is the "Three 4WDs Bogged at Once" episode where you visit McBride's Beach and Graham and the boy's all get bogged and Sooty's the only one that doesn't. The comment you made, "The Single greatest moment of my 4WD life" was hilarious. PS I got bogged on McBride's as well. 200 Series Landcruiser.

[@joetaylor1459]

Good old Sootie! She was a beast for sure, she definitely had a personality and a never give up demeanor! Your legacy will forever be with us Soots and your legend will live on! 💪😎👍🇦🇺

[@neiladdicott4756]

My favourite Sooty moment was watching her down in Tassie dragging Reubens dead 79 out of the tracks in the middle of the night while pissing with rain. She showed just how unbeatable the 80 with a 1hdt really is. I have the same vehicle as Sooty, a 1991 80 series with a 1 HD-T. Sooty is certainly an inspirational old girl, sad to see her go.

[@JayMullaz]

I'm rocking a 2007 Pajero and it does me proud. My core memory of Soot is hands down 2019 in Fraser Island. The moment I laid eyes on that rig with that beach it transformed my passion to get out and explore. Ever since, I've been glued to these videos and it made me persist in saving up for my first 4WD!

[@jarrodlaurent]

My favourite memory is taking sooty through Tassy and finding that awesome little lake on top of the mountain, just mint! Just picked up my first 4wd, a 2014 Prado, getting myself into 4wd and so so bloody keen to get started and do her up when I can. Ripper episode boys!

[@gabes693]

Long live “SOOTY” , love you gurl. The black and white videography brought a tear to my eye . “Keep it between the ditches boys”

[@andrewarchipow6687]

Just want to say a thankyou to my son who introduced me to the channel that got me through a week of iso with covid. Now I'm inspired to start a build with my young bloke and get in and out of the same sort of trouble that you guys do. We're thinking of a shorty gq but any suggestions would be much appreciated. Awesome show and keep it up.

[@andrewarchipow6687]

Sorry I got side tracked. I have a 17 dmax. My fav sooty moment is on the $4500 track is tassie. Absolutely fantastic episode. Loved the whole thing.

[@mattcarleton7221]

Sooty 🤩 My favourite memory is seeing her in the flesh at the Brisbane 4x4 Show and actually be able to touch and see all the memories (dints) from all the shows. As awesome as those torqit exhausts are on Toyotas, let’s see one of these great exhausts on something different!! Perhaps a short wheel base Defender hey ShaunO? 🤔 Love the show! Never stop

[@jasontaiapa2179]

There is no way to have a favorite memory of sooty. The best part is the way it just keeps on going, nothing can stop the ol soot. And you just can't beat the sound when you get it on song. -1990 1hdt 80 series

[@Marcus-yf6wl]

2014 n70 dual cab hilux. Too many good memories from old sooty to pick a favourite. So ill say, the best memory/episode is this one. An awesome send-off for the old girl, especially with the guard of honour at the end with all the 4wbies. Brings all the memories into one episode. All the best with mk2 🤙🏼

[@richfarrant]

I so needed this video, I worked my self up with winning the M5, I was so deflated after not winning..(wasn’t sure if I wanted to watch anymore….) but then you made this video and I’m back on board. You are so genuine, and love when you give stuff away to random guys. Best channel, won’t be long before your own TV or Film offer! Thanks again

[@adamwilkinson5981]

I have always love seeing Sooty in Coffs Habour, I remember the time when Sooty done a rear axle on the first track. Track side repairs are always fun, I hope you kept the small piece that you removed from the housing, would be good to frame and put up in the man cave.

[@stuartpowell5473]

Went to Tassie a few years ago and drove out to Motezuma Falls. Got to the ring road track junction and there is a sign saying once you head down the decent on the track you are committed as you can not return back up. With no winch and pissing down with rain I continued on to Montezuma. At this stage it was too much for the wife who left us and took the walking trail and then hitch hiked back to camp. My daughters and I drove out having only minor issues on the slippery rock descents and climbs past the waterfalls. It was amazing one of the most memorable 4WD experiences I have had. Low and behold 4WD 247 go to Tassie and do the Ring Road. But no the normal way is not for them and they do it in reverse and go up the unclimbable hill. If my memory serves me correct Sooty did it in the wet, no winching in 3WD. My only disappointment was that there was not enough light for you to do the track out to the waterfall so I didn't get to see how she compared to my rig on the waterfall descents and climbs out to Motezuma. I have an NT Pajero with 33's (well 22.5's but I'll call them 33's) and 2' lift. Rear locker and a winch bar with no winch so I have to be a bit conservative as I usually wheel on my own, especially when the wife gets out which is quite often. Can't wait to see the new rig!! 👍

[@fjb420]

My favorite is when Graham is with you. Hope things get better in Australia freedom!

[@chancemackey3197]

Good old Sooty will forever be top tier in my book. Never a bad day on the tracks with Soot along for the trip. Cant wait to see Sooty mk 2 hit some tracks and showing the guys what a real rig can do.

[@Bush-Tv]

NOOOOOO! SOOTY! Another great video guy's Nice to see another 80 in the game and love the new paint on the 200 (MUD). For the comp I drive an 80 series and have a Growing KZbin Channel. Favourite memory of Sooty is Snow trips Rollover in the Glasshouse Mountains! Gu shot mate so many. And another was when you picked up the old girl at the start. Keep RRRRRROCKIN

[@paulmcmanus8856]

So many great memories of Sooty since I found you guys 2 years ago but one I really loved was the snow trip and Shauno's bar out the back of Sooty. Great fun trip. Watching the the Sooty 2 build and great to see so many original parts being used. Sooty lives on. This was a great episode too guys, many thanks. Greetings from the UK and keep the great vids coming.

[@steveoscar100]

Gonna miss ya Soot. One of my favourite memories is from the Bundaberg trip. The morning after visiting the “Cahill” pub, Jesse challenged Shaun & Sooty to tackle the rock climb unlocked. Sooty must’ve been feeling the wrath of Shauno’s chilli Parma wraps the night before, as old Soot said NUTS TO THAT, and didn’t wanna start. Air horn prank made it that much better. Cheers for the memories champ. My ride: 2010 RC Colorado.

[@CrAwLLBLACK]

Fav memory was the snow trip with the bar out the back of Sooty. Great send off for Sooty this week. Kept you on your toes for the last trip, but kept on going. Such a weapon. 1998 100 series cruiser 2UZ-FE.

[@oscarfielke6811]

So many moments to choose from, but my favourite (and most nostalgic) Sooty moment was actually a while back when you guys did the Climies Track in West Tassie. It was one of the first ever videos I saw on this channel and it absolutely blew my mind watching Sooty lumber up that insane cliff face, leaning over the massive waterfall drop with a stance of defiant fearlessness (the exact opposite to what Shauno would have been feeling at that moment with his fear of heights!). Watching that moment with my jaw dropping is one of the moments I can look back and pinpoint in deciding that I wanted to get my own rig and explore Australia - I had no idea places like that were accessible (let alone scalable by a car) and I hope to make it there one day... I would LOVE a Torqit exhaust on 'Frosty', my 2003 4L V6 120 Toyota Prado.

[@GoatOffroad]

Friken loves these episodes! And absolutely LOVE Sooty! 😍😍😍😍

[@flynnsturtridge8515]

This episode is hands down the best memory. Soot was built for a purpose and never fails to impress (if there’s spare parts close by ;) Best way to send off such an iconic vehicle that’s touched every bit of dirt in this country! Can’t wait for 2.0 legends 2009 79Series Single cab

[@abbieryan9973]

I own a r51 pathfinder I just got her and love her! My first 4wd! Sooty made me fall inlove with the tracks! my favourite memory is the time sooty powered up the most sketchy rock climb in Lithgow track! Sooty is just a weapon sad to see the old girl go she is just a rig! Always powered on and made the hardest climbs look like an easy task 😂 love ya sooty ❤️

[@austinwilliams3303]

I drive a gq tb42 4inch with 35’s lockers love the ol girl and I’ve watched all the episodes and I love it. I love how sooty Leeds the convoy evertime use hit the tracks. And the ol girl kills every track. I’ll keep watching 4x4 action till you stop producing. My favourite show ever ☝🏽 keep it up boys

[@Guy-rc5zd]

Hey Shauno, I drive a 1994 80 series 1hzTurbo, My favourite memory of sooty is in this episode when you have the most perfect grin only your face standing in front of her after she didn't blow up with the boys hyping you up in the background and smoke is still pouring out and everyone's just having a good time out on the tracks. Nothing better. I have in fact made it my Lock Screen wallpaper on my Phone for motivation for my own cruiser and mental health. Hope that is okay. Cheers mate. Guy

[@ohkexpeditions]

Sooty has always been at leaders place. Being the lead car it has absorbed the abuse of the tracks as well as of other cars behind. Respect for the Sooty and Shauno. Love from Kashmir.

[@kyleegan1257]

My favourite memory of sooty is all of them from start till finish, there hasn’t been a dull moment with the old girl. My 2009 extra cab hilux would love a new note.

[@felixw1142]

The best episode of Sooty would have to be.The Telly track 2019, just after the big wet, deep river crossings (with floating cars), mud stuck vehicles, Gunshot, Nolans and fantastic camping spots with mates. Sooty in her element, doing what an 80 was made for, making it look easy. And because of that I headed to the Cap, after 20year with my 80. Keep up the great content and laughs your all champions in my eyes. 🍻👍

[@thedescriptions6646]

Every episode with Sooty never disappoints, really can't say a favourite as there is so many times the old girl has excelled and impressed. Finally bought my first 4wd so I can go wheeling with my mates. It's a 2007 Toyota Hilux and a Torqit exhaust would be mint.

[@leesafreestone3651]

I've got a 2006 Toyota Hilux SR. One of my favourite memories of soot was when Graham was describing her as a Squid. When ever she's in trouble she let's out a bellow of black smoke and she's free. Absolutely love old soot, for sure my favourite!

[@willroberts5461]

This journey pushed ol' sooty to the max, so I reckon it takes the cake. The old girl just never gives up aye. I drive a 2008 79 series workmate cruiser

[@mattcullen3835]

Favourite memory of Sooty was when Shauno first put in the front diff lock but didn't tell the boys about it and then proceeded to walk up everything he pointed it at. Gooooooooo Sooty! 2018 79 series.

[@davidsearle1573]

Good old soot gave it to anything that it was thrown at! Up and down the coast , and any journey made throughout Aus , the usual “ puff the magic dragon “ signature blow and full roar just had you sitting at home being what 4WD driving is all about! It just shows the old girls still have it! 2013 mk1 px ford ranger

[@raycordwell3208]

One of my better memories of Sooty was the ep “50m in 5hours Bogged to the sill in Cape York” taking Sooty home from the Tip via the Frenchmen during the WET!! Hahah wild idea boys ! That trip sooty was just power house beast. No soft sand was going to stop her. Even A cheeky mud crab got an unexpected joyride in the back of the 80. Sooty in that just ate up all those bogs holes along the track. Some of Shaun’s facial reactions might of hinted some trouble but without doubt Sooty just powered through the boggy stuff! Even the big hole @ 35min looked like the first beast stopper but Sooty said not today. It’s also one of the many Ep that showed Sooty as an old school 4WD can still conquer the challenges Cape York has, and really showed up the modern vehicle in the convoys. This episode is our biggest inspiration to tackle the Frenchmen, Pasco and Wenlock this year on our Cape York Trip. Absolutely love all the touring Sooty has done over the years even dating back to Rooty and Milo days and CAN NOT wait for sooty 2.0 to appear in future touring eps! Love your work lads! 2017 LANDCRUISER 200 series

[@Eltombrae]

My favorite episode of sooty would either be the Victorian high country with camping in the snow for a classic episode, or this one as it was a perfect send off. Watching that montage at the end made me miss my old '91 80 series just that little bit more, not that I don't like my Amarok ute but there is definitely something special about the 80 series landcruiser that I can't describe.

[@rufusmarmeduke]

Sooty was what got me to subscribe to the channel! I saw you giving her the beans up a rocky climb and I was hooked. Can't wait to see the new build in action!

[@traceygnezdiloff6718]

I would have to say the most remembered show of sooty is your roll over 👍🏾 But after seeing this episode , well I don’t think I’m going to forget it. Cheers guys for always making a great show 👍🏾