Recent content by Nick Boy

Hello, Thought I would share with you the trailers from our recent DVDs at various off-road events, including the AWDC Challenger 4x4 Championship, the Mud Monsters challenge, the Breslau rallye and British Dirt. I don't know if it still possible to put the videos in here directly any...

Off Road Jungle Adventures in Cambodia Mud, ruts, water, trees, rain, snakes, spiders, snakes and landmines stand in the way of the team reaching a remote waterfall in Koh Kong rainforest. With a small army of local militia in tow, Daniel and Nii drive along a old army track, on which the...

We went down on the Sunday, and were able to get a photoshoot with the fifty50 vehicle, the Expedition Athena Vehicle, and our LoneWolf vehicle, (They are all gold wolves) it was quite a spectacular sight! I will try to get some photos up when I can...

I can't see it, but do I want to? EDIT: see it now

If anyone still cares, there was a nice 110 in that new film, Da Vinci Code, and they had a nice spot of french laning!

Hah, fair point! Your website makes interesting reading though Nick

We will be travelling through Morroco in Mid January, for the start of our expedition, maybe if you are in the region at the time, you would like to meet up? Nick http://www.lonewolftransglobal.com

"I am not a number!!! I am a human being!!!" [the prisoner]

Classic plates, as in, plates that were the original registration on classic cars. I have an Austin Healey 3000 back home, and it has the registration "555 TSU" if that vehicle lost its registration (ie. a restoration) you would need to find a registration that was of approximately the right...

its a bit err, weighted. I personally think cherished plates are a good thing, especially classic numbers.

Time to introduce my brother, I think, he has just posted his introduction to the trip in expeditions forum, http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f15/lone-wolf-transglobal-expedition-2007-a-31160.html#post212695 Say hello, and between us, we will keep you updated on everything, as it progresses. Nick

Yes! fortunately, they decided it was too big and returned it before we got back to camp! I love the shim on the video, that was such a slippery section of track, its not that the mud was particularly deep, but it had rained heavily the week before, and the mud was very sticky like clay, and...

UPDATE: Work has been taking place at a rate of knots and is picking up pace. The first stage of modifications have taken place at TBR, including fitting our 24V husky winch from superwinch, adding a second battery bank to give us 4 Optima yellow top batteries, for failsafe and reliable...

have to agree with a fair bit of that, It depends on how much money you have! if you are rich, then no, you don't need anyone else to fund it, otherwise, you should be able to go out there, with a capable vehicle, (has been done in complete heaps)...

I'll have to try hard to refrain from killing him myself too! Thank you for the positive feedback guys. Fishface, where abouts in Bristol you from? you might notice on the "wolf in town" page, was taken in Bristol city centre, bit ambiguious I know, being in front of a brick wall, couldn't...