Two terrific shots, Jakov!!
The incredibly resourceful guys at that service station in the middle of nowhere actually manufactured the part themselves which was needed to fix the dangerously faulty brakes on the KalahariFerrari!
I heard some years later, that the owner of the company which rented that vehicle to us, unfortunately died in an accident when that very vehicle crashed off the road.
Not surprising sadly - One of the worst vehicles I have ever seen/driven,,, We where on two days driving with me riding shotgun in the passenger seat operating the handbrake as only bake to slow the three axle Land Rover
All sensors where disabled! So we where not even able to see the brake fluid had escaped the system because of appalling workmanship when mounting all the brake-lines
The rear most axle was not connected through a driveshaft as a 6x6 as it should, it was only 4x4 so not pulling at all when we needed to go uphill off-road
So yes we where very happy when we found a garage with a bit of tools,,,
They did not have enough fresh brake fluid so they drove very far to get new supplies,,, they refused to reuse some old brake fluid from an old car in their yard, they said it was not safe to use old fluids,,,
I was stoked,,, and said to them that I appreciated their effort to get us going, but really, we where used to driving thith out any hydraulics so we could be just fine with some old leftovers
More than unforgettable drive that Land Rover,,,
