Who is Graham Cahill?

Graham Cahill is one of Australia’s best known 4WDers and photojournalists. One half of the duo that brings you 4WD 24/7, he’s a proud West Australian who loves a good photo, and getting out and travelling remotely (and we mean remotely!).

Who is the owner of 4WD action?

The magazine is published seventeen times a year by Sydney-based independent publishing company Express Media Group (often shortened to EMG). Australian 4WD Action was previously known as Australian 4WD Monthly, until a 2007 name change.

Why did 4WD Action Change Name?

More recently, 4WD Action started growing its online presence to the point where, two years ago, after the 301st and last issue of 4WD Action was published, 4WD 24/7 was launched, with the name change reflecting the fact that Shauno, Graham, new recruit Jocko and the rest of the team live the 4WD lifestyle – all day.

Who started 4WD 24 7?

Who started it? “Shaun Whale, Graham Cahill and the boys have been creating the best off-road content for Australians for 20 years.”

What car does Graham Cahill have?

A 2017 Isuzu D-Max that he uses on film shoots.

How did Graham Cahill roll his DMax?

Graham reported on Instagram that he slid on diesel or oil on the road which sent him across to the right, up the embankment and caused the roll over. 2017 LS-U DMax spacecab.

Where does Shaun whales live?

Marrickville
Company Description: SHAUN WHALE is located in Marrickville, NEW SOUTH WALES, Australia and is part of the Sporting Goods, Hobby, and Musical Instrument Stores Industry.

What did Shaun whale do before 4WD action?

Before that, I studied Journalism and was working as a finance journalist (I still find it hard to believe that was my first writing job). As you can imagine it wasn’t a hard decision to leave that job and chase my passion.

Where is Jock Mcdonald from?

Thurso, Scotland

Jock Macdonald
Born	James Williamson Galloway Macdonald31 May 1897 Thurso, Scotland
Died	3 December 1960 (aged 63) Toronto, Ontario
Nationality	Canadian
Education	Edinburgh College of Art

What Max does Graham Cahill?

And just over a year ago, Graham got himself a new ride! A 2017 Isuzu D-Max that he uses on film shoots.

What car does Shauno drive?

The Dirty30 started life as a Toyota LandCruiser Sahara 60 Series. It took Shauno 6 months of cruising the classifieds to find the right one, and within 3 short weeks of taking ownership, he’d loaded her up for its first epic adventure through South Australia and the Flinders Ranges.

What is Shaunos Sooty?

Sooty. Old Sooty – a ’91 80 Series LandCruiser with its 1HD factory turbo, custom bar work, 2inches of lift with super-flex arms, Raptor paintwork, 35s, twin lockers and complete rear touring setup in the back – it’s what 4WD dreams are made of.

Who is Jocko from 4WD action?

JOCK MCDONALD He lives and breathes technical, tough 4WDing – he’s either wheeling hard tracks in one of his Toyota HiLuxes, or at home in his shed fixing them for the next trip. Leave any 4WD in Jocko’s hands for long enough and it’ll turn into a proper off-road weapon.

How did Graham Cahill roll his DMAX?

Can you put a tray on the new D-Max?

With the launch of the exciting new 2020 Isuzu D-MAX, we’re proud to announce that we have an alloy ute tray ready for action on your next adventure or worksite job.

What lift does sooty have?

Old Sooty – a ’91 80 Series LandCruiser with its 1HD factory turbo, custom bar work, 2inches of lift with super-flex arms, Raptor paintwork, 35s, twin lockers and complete rear touring setup in the back – it’s what 4WD dreams are made of.

Who is Jock Mcdonald?

A painter, watercolourist, teacher, printmaker, illustrator and commercial artist, Jock Macdonald was a significant figure in the development of abstract art in Canada. A contemporary of the Group of Seven, and a close friend of Emily Carr, he was inspired early on by the Western landscape and spirituality.

Are Dmaxs reliable?

I’ve had the Dmax for nearly 5 years now, and clocked up about 77,000km in it. They are a great vehicle, with a solid foundation, great engine and reputable gearbox (if you get the auto) and good quality gear used overall. If you want the full review, check this out – Isuzu Dmax review after 4 years.

Who makes Isuzu Ute trays?

Proudly Australian owned and operated since 1997, Tiger Trays has diligently spent twenty years servicing and supporting the Isuzu trade and commercial vehicle market, to help keep Australia moving. We are leading suppliers of ute trays, aluminium trays, steel ute trays and accessories for Isuzu vehicles.

Are Rock Sliders legal in NSW?

This means custom bull bars, rock sliders, rear bars, roof racks and you name whatever else, unless it has Australian Design Rule approval, its illegal.

What to expect on 4WD Action?

In this episode of 4WD Action, Graham, Shaun and the boys hit up the High Country’s toughest tracks in the middle of winter! From soft snow to insane hill climbs, these tracks will not only put their 4WDs to the test, they’ll put their driver’s abilities to the test as well!

What happened to the 4WD supacenter Forum?

All of their ‘DVD’s’ are now going on Youtube. They shifted focus from the magazines and DVDs to promoting their imported gear from 4WD Supacenter. The forum died years ago, and only had very sporadic posts. That’s interesting I havnt logged in or been there for years, thought it had quite a big following..

Do you have to be a 4WD nut to work at 4WD Action?

Finally, Assistant Editor Steve shows us through his tough-as-nails GQ, which proves one thing – you’ve gotta be a 4WD nut to work at 4WD Action!

Why join Australian 4WD Monthly?

Join the Australian 4wd Monthly crew as they trek from spectacular Boggy Hole in the Northern Territory down the Old Ghan Line. Visit Chambers Pillars and Dalhousie Springs, and cross the awesome Simpson Desert via Knolls Track and the famed French Line. All that followed by a carnival atmosphere of the Birdsville Races!