2 Germans travelling North and South America in a self converted LandCruiser HZJ78 Troopy (1 Viewer)

[rideglobally]

We love Baja been there a number of times. Todo Santos one of our favorite, Puerto Sitos our favorite hot spring one hour South of San Felipe. Just finish our trip to Alaska. We are on our way back to Los Angeles. We decided we should go to Asia next, begin our Asia trip in Vietnam. I will pm you all don't want to hijack this thread. We are trying to ship our rig RORO to Vietnam, we are looking for a shipping company. thx.......Baja is Great especially in the winter time. enjoy!

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[hottahue]

We've got some new videos online on YouTube:





Backroad-driving with our Toyota Landcruiser J7 Buschtaxi in Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve.

Shortcut Acul/Nebaj Guatemala, off-road steep gravel pass with our Land Cruiser HZJ78 Camper 4WD

Have fun watching
If you want to follow our journey you can do this at Facebook.com/hottahue

Greetings from beautiful El Salvador

 

[hottahue]

That didn't work out...so I'll try again

 

[RFB]

Hey Guys,
We're Katrin and Till from Germany and today I want to introduce you a bit to our travels. At the moment we're in Mexico (Baja California)and on our way to Argentina. We're on the road now for a bit more than one year and travelled through Canada, Cuba and the US West coast so far. We went skiing in winter in Oregon and Washington, explored the desert in New Mexico and Nevada and had a lot fun on Moab 4wd trails.
We mostly travel off season with all it's pros and cons. But we like to explore all the little spots that are not a Top 10 Travelbook attraction.
Our camper is a self converted LandCruiser J7 TroopCarrier. I built it up over about 3 years, sandblasted the frame, designed and built the interior and fitted it out with a lot of useful gear like the pop-up roof, bumpers and winch and a lot more.
Everyone who's interested can follow us on Facebook or have a look on our new Instagram account.
We try to keep you up to date with pics and videos. At the moment I'm working on a video series where I try to explain the details of our Troopy. Part 1 should be online on YouTube in a few weeks.
If you have any questions we'll be glad to answer.
Have fun

Greetings from Baja California


Facebook: Facebook.com/hottahue
Instagram: hottahue_troopy
YouTube Channel: hottahue

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these are a couple from sweden in same rig doing same route I met the in MOAB a few mont

Hey Guys,
We're Katrin and Till from Germany and today I want to introduce you a bit to our travels. At the moment we're in Mexico (Baja California)and on our way to Argentina. We're on the road now for a bit more than one year and travelled through Canada, Cuba and the US West coast so far. We went skiing in winter in Oregon and Washington, explored the desert in New Mexico and Nevada and had a lot fun on Moab 4wd trails.
We mostly travel off season with all it's pros and cons. But we like to explore all the little spots that are not a Top 10 Travelbook attraction.
Our camper is a self converted LandCruiser J7 TroopCarrier. I built it up over about 3 years, sandblasted the frame, designed and built the interior and fitted it out with a lot of useful gear like the pop-up roof, bumpers and winch and a lot more.
Everyone who's interested can follow us on Facebook or have a look on our new Instagram account.
We try to keep you up to date with pics and videos. At the moment I'm working on a video series where I try to explain the details of our Troopy. Part 1 should be online on YouTube in a few weeks.
If you have any questions we'll be glad to answer.
Have fun

Greetings from Baja California


Facebook: Facebook.com/hottahue
Instagram: hottahue_troopy
YouTube Channel: hottahue

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Met a coulpe from sweden doing same route about 4 months ago in MOAB same rig too.

 

[Biga27110]

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