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Would it be easier to take the box out from above with an engine crane? You would need the seat box removed, but at least you would have more control over it.

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That Comma is good oil i use it in my gbox transfer case and diffs wouldn't use any thing else. i do change it every year though and i can deffo recommend buying a pump for next time, if there is gonna be one....

There's no need to plug the switches in while fitting up the plugs all only fit in the one they are meant for :)

You know you can wild camp everywhere in Scotland!😉

where do you empty your toilet?

Hi, great video. The purists out there will probably disagree but the best upgrade I did to my wipers on my 90 was to replace the old style metal framed wiper blades with the soft flexible blades (Bosch), they work much better in my opinion 😁

Great video thanks. When did you add the double din radio?

Great video had to do the same to 03 TD5, you will not be upset by the Optimill washer jets they are a total game changer for having a clean windscreen they’re awesome. Thanks again guys please keep posting cheers.

Aww love this video , a lot of fab content shared. Scotland is beautiful even at that time of year. Very proud of you two. xxx

Scotland is really very beautiful. Like 63 ♥

Absolutely amazing nice sound. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Guys I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak. Add MosesPeak in your bucket list.

Picked the right time 4/ 5 weeks miggies will ruin your whole experience 🙈😳👍🏻😊

From NC500 Limited. Overnight Parking ‘Wild Camping’ under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 is only allowed when camping by foot, bike or other non-motorised transport. It DOES NOT apply to motorised vehicles such as campervans or motorhomes. The Road Traffic Act 1988 states that you can drive a vehicle up to 15 yards off a public road for the purpose of parking, but this does not confer any right to park the vehicle. If parking in laybys or car parks you must do so in line with the Road Traffic Act 1998 - vehicles may use a designated formal lay-by to rest, including overnight in a motorhome as long as the activity is contained within the vehicle - i.e. no awnings, tables, chairs, cooking etc outside the vehicle. Please Note: This also includes vehicles with rooftop tents - These are only legally permitted in formal campsites.

Great video guy’s I did the NC500 in November & December 2022, and even more campsites were closed for the season like nothing open! So a lot of wild camping at amazing lochs. If you go again Rogie Falls is well worth a visit. I also did not see any dolphin’s at Chanonry Point I guess they are seasonal too. 😂. Thanks guys keep up your great work cheers Brian

I'm going pay for my clutch change.... Days of grovelling under a Land Rover lifting heavy bits are over for me 😂

ive fitted all maxton body kits on all my cars and you made fitting it a lot easier then i did keep up the modding and great video

Yet another great short video, please keep up the good work and your Landry is awesome. Cheers guys take care.

Featuring all the pets 🤣

Thought it was doing a wheelie like in fast & furious at first 🤣

I think you need to fix the lights 😂

Darby powering through even being ill 🤣

Becoming an electrical engineer 🤣

Always wondered how those tires were on the back, thanks 😁

Great as always guys ❤💪

Great video , but guys, both middle and bottom hinges on the rear door - are up side down . Should be fine with ORE once you turn them . Also, I would suggest to put some thin insulation between the plate and the door , just to avoid dust and debris cluttered there over time .

Good job Tristan and Darby. You gave me a nice little slice of a big journey. It will be a great learning curve for filming your next adventure 😁. Looking forward to future travels x

Enjoying the trip with you guys. Looking forward to seeing Part 2 👍 x

Impressive coastline guys x

Great camping area and amazing views from the first mountain and Snowdon. Well done but it did look cold 🥶. 👍x

What did you do with the old steps?

Nice work! So handy for getting to the roof

AMAZING! Love it!! This content needs S M Z E U S!!!

Great to see you both and thanks for the update, especially about the car parks. Did you use a tag system for the tolls on the French toll roads. Keep up the great content Cheers Brian

Hi guys, following along with the build and first trip and will stalk you across to IG too . Im an Aussie, living above the Arctic circle in nth Sweden with BRUCE the 2001 Landy 110. BRUCE was driven 2500km to Southern Germany and is undergoing a camper conversion which should be done June-ish (probably). Ill start the overlanding adventure this summer and will roam around the EU and UK but loving the build and roaming.

NOT THE BEST OF JOBS TO DO IN A SET TIME FRAME BUT FAIR PLAY TO YOU BOTH SHOULD LAST FOR MANY YEARS BEST OF LUCK TO YOU

Definitely the best video , can't wait for part 2 and one from Scotland , btw I hope U have a great time 😉.

OMG great work I would never attempt this myself. Cheers Brian

You can prime the fuel by depressing the accelerator peddle 5 times with ignition on and the you can start it. For future reference. Cheers Brian

Thanks for the video, keep posting please. Take care guys cheers Brian

Awesome guys thanks for posting another helpful video, who’s workshop do you have access to as it makes doing work so much nicer than being on a driveway. Take care cheers Brian

Thanks for sharing this video keep up with your great work, I love following all of your work on your TD5 110. what make of tyres are you running on? Cheers Brian

Hi guys can I say you are far more mechanically able than I am, I would never dream of talking a job like this myself so end up having to pay a mechanic to do it. Great video keep on posting. Cheers Brian

Awesome I love Pembrokeshire, spent may years holidaying there but I have to say it looks like Tristan only went off the middle jump at the Blue Lagoon….sorry. Great video keep posting guys. Cheers Brian

Looking forward to to see the full build cheers Brian

Really getting on well, great to see it taking shape. Keep it going I’m loving your build. Cheers Brian

Great video guys, I loved the Les Machines de Lille, they were awesome, however not too sure of the bloke whisking more of a percussionist than a chef. Look forward to watching the rest of your travels. Take care and keep posting. Cheers Brian

Hi Guys great to see you making progress, can I just ask about the ‘killmat’ soundproofing is it any good and does it make the Landry much quieter when driving? Cheers Brian

Awesome video but keep your face out the camera and show the work being done

Thank you for this video as I wish to do this to mine. Where did you get it remapped? Cheers Brian