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Yeah, then then that makes sense. Hope you find a good home for her and the ride you need.

Sweet classic ride - shame to see her go. If it’s not space related, what about downgrading the mods to make her more suitable?

If you mean Ultimate vs regular diesel, you’re probably right. It does plays role in my psyche. :-). Please let us know how that works out - R33!

Every year is a good idea Björn. The maintenance schedule for the LC states a change is required every 6 years or 60K! I do it once a year too.

Correct. That’s my girl’s favorite drink. I hope the increased cost of the fuel mitigates the risk of a cracked piston because of a stuffed injector, which would be way more expensive. Just trying to protect my investment

Good reminder to put those locations on the map! Go through your iOverlander places, your Google Maps favorites, your Maps.me bookmarks, and your Gaia…whatevers and share those with the community!

The “regular” diesel has up to 7% FAME added. In Germany, the ARAL ultimate diesel has no added FAME. Realizing the cost, I use primarily this fuel when I can in Germany. Outside of Germany it’s less of a concern.

Bamberg, Tremezzo on Como, along the La Durance, Caserma Bandia, West Fjords Iceland. These are a few of my favorite things…

Great Björn! Thank you for organizing this one. Glad it worked out!

I’ll definitely have to look into that. So it’s not ‘Bio Diesel”? According to the book, she’s not to have diesel with more that 5% bio Anteil.

Great tip - soft shackle through the tow hook!

Yep sneaky! I can’t put R33 in Tabby. She only drinks the good stuff.

I agree A 20 footer is just not practical unless your really loading it up - like expedition loads. I’ll bet the Esquif was a nice boat to paddle! I haven’t seen one yet. Interesting build material.

Welcome from Europe!

Yes, Here oks the link. https://chat.whatsapp.com/IS3wXB013DlLmzm9baN4p5

Hi Sascha! Welcome to Overland Bound. Be sure to check out the Mid-Europe forum for info and events in our area. Björn, @El-Dracho and I are your member Reps. Let us know if you have any questions. Hope to see you on the trail soon! Rick

Slightly off-topic but in cold weather we place our sheep skins (normally used on the camp chairs) at the foot area of the inside of the tent as an insulating layer. Works wonders.

Welcome!

Welcome from Germany!

We always have can or two in the rig. And, I'm having Spam and eggs for dinner. Because sometimes you just gotta.