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South African off-roader, Andrew St. Pierre White, takes a stock Land Rover Discovery on what he states is Southern Africa’s most difficult road, Baboons Pass in Lesotho.

He does the trip with friends in two well-prepared Defender 110s. By the looks of it, it’s not for the faint of heart. Will his stock Discovery make it through without a scratch?

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Chris Harris from /Drive goes to a product launch for the Pirelli P7 Corsa Classic, a new vintage rallying tire, and gets driven around the Italian Alps by racing greats, Markku Alen and Juha Kankkunen. The vehicles of choice? Vintage Lancia hardware: a Stratos, a 037, and a Delta S4.


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We recently passed the 400-post mark here at WCXC. I’ve really enjoyed writing this blog and seeing that people from around the world read it. If you like what you see here, consider supporting it with a contribution. I’ve added a new Support page. Or you can contribute at the bottom left of any page on the blog.

In the future, keep an eye out for WCXC t-shirts and stickers. And, of course, if you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to let me know. And, as always, I’ll keep you posted with interesting posts from the world of off-road and overlanding, as well as our own adventures as we head up to sail the Salish Sea in the Pacific Northwest.

Thanks,

Nik


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The Kaiser Jeep gave birth to the idea that one could go out and explore America’s backcountry on a capable, 4-wheel-drive platform. This particular one, a 1966 Kaiser Jeep CJ5, is said to have undergone a frame-on restoration, including new paint and seats, though it’s not clear whether its 134-c.i., 4-cylinder Hurricane engine was serviced or rebuilt.The transmission is a 3-speed, manual.

This Jeep looks like a well-sorted, stock example of this iconic model.

The vehicle is located in Los Angeles and can be found on Expedition Portal. The asking price is $10,500.

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In case you have a cast-iron pan in your chuck box that you’d like to clean before camping season, or you’ve found a new-to-you, crusty, garage sale find, the blog I Believe I Can Fry has a great post on how to get the most grizzled pan looking new again.

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