There wasnt a single offroader that didnt get excited by the hype of a true truck being introduced and praised all the attributes it was said to posess. White wanted one to test on a trip but he also had reservations and said as much. In the end this truck CANNOT be configured to permit living in the interior in the manner his travel has evolved, and it would be a huge compromise. Extended travel in this truck is less "troopy" and more Mercedes w123 wagon.
The two seat version has a completely flat rear floor are and still has batteries etc under the floor.
I wonder what proper travel attire is ? I’d be wearing shorts , t-shirt. and a wide brimmed hat.
Or a pith helmet
Fortunately for me my Defender had appreciated In value quite significantly so allowing the purchase of a Grenadier
Looks like Scott dumped the (stupid?) idea to use bladders for fuel storage (that he touted on his preparation podcast!) and went with (tied and true!) Gerry cans!
That post is like a post-race interview - think NASCSR, SuperCross, etc - where they name every sponsor before saying anything related to the question.
His vehicle now has >10,000kms on it. He drove the same Grenadier for a while in the UK, and it was previously used in the Scotland media drive
Someone asked that question. he said he is still using the bladders too. They are in the back
Kudos to the sponsors, but, man, that's some bougie clothing. I checked out their site. I could get a plain white Crew neck T-shirt on sale for $100. I do like how Scott and, I am guessing, Joe are so very complimentary with their shirts and scarves. "No, you need to take the tan scarf so we can be the inverse of each other. It'll look cool in the pic."
I think those are Shemaghs.
Bit like the moon landing, better check the shadow angles and lack of stars!
you forgot 'tactical' before shemaghs. gives you the SAS/Seal look
Fortunately for me my Defender had appreciated In value quite significantly so allowing the purchase of a Grenadier
Enjoy the new Defender. I’m sure we’ve both made the right choice for our particular uses.
You can't actually go overlanding unless you are wearing tacti-cool shemaghs and post on Instagram... Those are just the rules
