Gall Brothers DVD's

Stephen,

I've been collecting the Gall boys DVDs for the last four years & they are very interesting!

The places that these guys take their caravans has to be seen to be believed.

Some dodgy 4wd practices, but they seem to be learning as they go, watch them in order & have a laugh, shake your head & occasionally cringe!

On the same topic, have you seen Croc' Lumleys DVDs? (How Much bull can you Take etc...)?

Hi Stephen

I also have the full set and find them very entertaining to watch. i will continue to collect them as they come out.
I would recommend them to you for xmas.
cheers

jay

Have 6 of their DVD's enjoy what they get up to but also gives you some ideas re the places they go to and stop offs along the way.

Peter

Hi,
I too have their DVDs and enjoy them.
Have watched them all numerous times and the only complaint I have is they take too long to bring out new ones.
Can recommend watching them if you like camping,4wding and caravanning.
Regards Alan

Hi Stephen,
Yes, we have one of the journey to Cape York.
It was good, Apparently these people are just as pleasant in the flesh when you do business with them.
I'd like to see the C.S.R. one. Some of those sand hills with that caravan????????????? Father & son would be a great laugh.
I can just see it, " I told him! but he wouldn't listen!"
We were talking to some one who'd bought one of their vans, spoke very highly of them but said that the van that they take on these jaunts isn't the same.
Without being awful she said that the jaunt van is very modified!
At present we're buying these 4by maggos.
You get 2 for the price 1, plus a free D.VD. It's called Action 4 wheel drive.
They come in a sealed bag. $9.95 I think, Hubby buys them.
It has Roothy's tips. Some of the reading is Rev head stuff. Otherwise both book & videos are great. Great sense of humor the bloke doing the video talking.
Take care, safe travels.
Bye, Ma.

Hi Stephen,
Look I should add that the DVD,s start in 1998 from memory so will be a bit out of date but still entertaining to watch and you will see an evolution in their equipment.
I would buy the whole set, start watching the earlier ones then move to the later dvd,s.
From memory 1998 earliest then 2000, 2003...dont quote me lol.
Regards alan

Stephen Hi,
When I was in the market for a new van about 4 years ago (still at tyre kicking stage) as an incentive to get me back was given the then set of 6. Didn't convince me to buy a Kedron though.
Mike.

Some of the early ones( ie Kimberley) were a bit dodgy in quality and a touch amateurish but the later HD ones are really interesting and entertaining.

I've got the full set of dvd's.
Me and my missus watch them all the time, we love em. have also got there t shirts,stubbie coolers and hats. We make an effort to catch up with them at the Brisbane caravan show every year. They are a lovely family and are a very down to earth bunch.I guess they remind me very much of my own family and the antics we get up to when we go away together.
Now just working away to being able to afford a Topender to complete the package...........

Stephen,

Mate get'em all you'll love'em, as has been mentioned, the quality of the later ones gets better and more professional, but they don't lose that knockabout way of filming and taking the pi55 out of each other, maybe not the most environmentally consciouse DVD's or safety first, but very relatable I reckon!

Browny

Hi Stephen,
I actually bought the set for my other half, but I love it just as much as him....I must also say I'm a bit of a sucker for "Hollywood" (David Gall)....the antics between him and his Dad are a hoot!

Our set also came with a couple of CDs - one of Tania Kernaghan and the other Matt James. As a result, I've now bought another 3 Matt James CDs as his music IMO is brilliant. A great Aussie talent and I can't wait to see him next year when we're in QLD.

So, the question is...have you been good for Santa???