🤣🤣🤣

British stuff looked the part but the price ... was too easily undercut

​@@keplermission utter bollocks mate, absolutely perfect but driver put to much wellie in and didnt let it fill before hand.

That's sand going into a pricey diesel engine, no respect for the driver, an idiot

The landy loved it

It's fine it's what they are built for, not posing outside some suburban house.

@@mogwyth exactly

More money than sense

Totally agree with you Sir !

Or here's an idea..."screw it, let's go and have a laugh! 😂". I would if I were there

Why not?

Obviously because reasons

No brains driving thru saltwater hahahaha

It is fresh water 😊

Its fresh water

@@o0sman0o nope it salt mate it’s on the coast at sea level defently Ganna be salt in dat water 💦

You don’t have to look far to find the Toyota fan boys blowing smoke in each others asses! The fact is that the good old Land Rover had a go which is more than could be said for the other vehicles.. one things for sure, if any of the others put their vehicles in this position they wouldn’t be driving them home!

But somehow you see a lot more old Land Rovers than old Land Cruisers on the road 🤔

Lol 😂

HAHAHAHAHAHA

I think that is the North Sea breaking in the distance so it might be fresh or brackish. Imagine the cold of the water chilling the axles and gearbox, sucking water inside through the breathers.

Its fresh water, it come from the river and it is Rainwater.

@@ExploreJimnyDK it does look rather close to the ocean though so it could be a bit salty? Especially since it looks like it’s standing water. Either way, that vehicle will need a lot of work to bring it back to what it was beforehand (assuming this is the first swim like this). If it is salty water then he’ll need to find some fresh water and do this all over again to completely remove the salt.

@@carltonr3417 When the water level in Uggerby Å is this high, it is because of recent heavy rainfall. In this case there is a decent flow of rain water, and the salinity is very low. Normally this part of Uggerby Å is just around 50cm deep. But still a bit of salt is hard to avoid. But then again, all vehicles in Denmark are driving around on salted roads every winter, and the cars are prepped for these conditions. He may experience some electrical gremlins after this though.

Yes thats exactly What happened

No the water hes driving into is fresh water

Ah, OK. So Uggerby Å, which is next to the sea (big waves in the video too) is fresh water. Good.

No he wont

Its fresh water

@@o0sman0odefently not freshwater you can clearly see the waves in the background it’s the mouth of the river witch will be saltwater! U can clearly see the water running into the river! That cars days are numbered

@@rob7385 you clearly dont know much. Rivers run into the Ocean, not the other way. I was there that day, so come again smart guy 😂

@@o0sman0o are you serious mate bahahahah have u ever heard of the tide? Can somebody get this guy an education🤦

@@rob7385 you funny guy

Its fresh water

@@o0sman0o saltwater mate

It is a freshwater river

its not salt water where he drove in but a couple off meters the other way it would have been salt water

Freind had an early 90..used it on the farm and for putting big boat into the water...he sprayed and old oil into chassise once a year...it stated as good as new 1989 reg and sold it 5 years ago still toatly sound...so can be done..!!😄

Its fresh water

@@o0sman0o no wrong again brother it’s a coastal estuary witch all around the world where ever you are will have salt in it because it’s at sea level👍👌

@@rob7385 please go away when you dont know shit!!

No

Bore off 😴

Now do that with a Land Cruiser.

Land crusers rust out to fast . Land rovers are all around better

@@stevestott1514 I couldn't agree more with you. My 1957 diesel series 1 and my 1965 diesel series 2A 109 are still going strong after all these years

​@@henryratajczak7806 My 61 petrol as well