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87County
1st November 2014, 05:49 AM
And the 6x6 is also described as a 110, so they can't be describing the measurement of the wheelbase. They are talking about the model marketed before the Defender was introduced.


Yes, but also it is a variant of the 110. The 120 was also labelled 110, if my memory is right.

John

.... that's cause they only had the one type of sticker to put across the front :)

JDNSW
1st November 2014, 06:09 AM
.... that's cause they only had the one type of sticker to put across the front :)
You may well be right - or at least it solved the 'problem' of having to agree to a new name and get it approved all up the line!

4x4 MORE
13th November 2014, 10:12 AM
2stroke on here reckons that driving a Perentie is like driving a Series Landrover:D:D

I thought they rode a tad better due to the coils in the 110 Perentie;)

RoboDouche
13th November 2014, 10:30 AM
Yep I drove one the other day thought it was great. Suspension did seem a little firmer. I'll be buying one

rar110
13th November 2014, 10:38 AM
I have 130 springs on my Perentie.

The ride is excellent, softer than a 2014 Puma Defender I rode in recently.

The front 130 springs are a little under rated for the heavier Isuzu motor.

Lotz-A-Landies
13th November 2014, 12:59 PM
Yes, but also it is a variant of the 110. The 120 was also labelled 110, if my memory is right.

John.... that's cause they only had the one type of sticker to put across the front :)You will also find that the 6x6 perentie is considered a 110 too, as is my Defender 6x6 although on mine the intermediate axle and chassis in front of the spring mount is actually all 110.

Bearman
13th November 2014, 07:36 PM
I intend hopefully to get a 6X6 from the current round of auctions and am interested in one in Darwin. Is there anyone in Darwin going for a squizz at the vehicles there?. The one I am interested in is described as incomplete and not operational but all that appears to be wrong with it is the rear axle driveshaft is missing ( well actually half of it is on the tray in one of the pics). They haven't added many pictures so it's a bit hard to ascertain what actually makes it "not operational". It would be great if there was someone who could have a quick look at it for me and see what is actually wrong with it. Thanks

rar110
14th November 2014, 07:23 AM
I intend hopefully to get a 6X6 from the current round of auctions and am interested in one in Darwin. Is there anyone in Darwin going for a squizz at the vehicles there?. The one I am interested in is described as incomplete and not operational but all that appears to be wrong with it is the rear axle driveshaft is missing ( well actually half of it is on the tray in one of the pics). They haven't added many pictures so it's a bit hard to ascertain what actually makes it "not operational". It would be great if there was someone who could have a quick look at it for me and see what is actually wrong with it. Thanks

Good luck Brian.

4x4 MORE
16th November 2014, 10:57 AM
I have 130 springs on my Perentie.

The ride is excellent, softer than a 2014 Puma Defender I rode in recently.

The front 130 springs are a little under rated for the heavier Isuzu motor.

the 130 springs are softer?? I would have thought it was the other way round?? because the 130 is a ute....

Does the army 110 have a higher payload or something????

4x4 MORE
16th November 2014, 11:00 AM
Yeah they are like a truck to drive..nothing like todays cars and 4wds!

No refinements what so ever!

rar110
16th November 2014, 01:51 PM
the 130 springs are softer?? I would have thought it was the other way round?? because the 130 is a ute.... Does the army 110 have a higher payload or something????

I think the rear is stiffer, but front coils are softer.

4x4 MORE
16th November 2014, 05:36 PM
Is this a conversion to a 110 truck cab?:confused:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2014/11/433.jpg

303gunner
16th November 2014, 06:32 PM
The front 130 springs are a little under rated for the heavier Isuzu motor.
the 130 springs are softer?? I would have thought it was the other way round?? because the 130 is a ute....

Does the army 110 have a higher payload or something????
The 3.9 Isuzu engine is much heavier than the 2.5 Tdi engines, and requires stiffer springs. The 110 is a Ute, too.

303gunner
16th November 2014, 06:34 PM
Is this a conversion to a 110 truck cab?:confused:

If you look at the picture, it has a truck cab fitted, so what exactly is your question? :confused:

Lotz-A-Landies
16th November 2014, 06:36 PM
130s have a double coil (inner and outer) on the rear.

Re the pic (now three) before this one, yes looks like a Cargo with a Defender truck cab fitted and a locker cut into the side in front of the wheelarch where the battery boxes are in the FFR.

4x4 MORE
16th November 2014, 08:50 PM
If you look at the picture, it has a truck cab fitted, so what exactly is your question? :confused:

Do they just bolt on for the conversion?

Mick_Marsh
16th November 2014, 09:13 PM
Do they just bolt on for the conversion?
Not quite but close.
This has been discussed in a few threads already. Have a browse.
isuzutoo-eh has converted one. Check out his posts on the subject.

PeteFox
17th November 2014, 05:13 PM
Do they just bolt on for the conversion?

4x4 MORE
Every post I look at around here has your moniker on it with a question. You're like a speed bump in every thread.

You can obviously type so how about doing some typing here
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23520961/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-17%20at%205.29.37%20pm.png
before you ask
Pete

4x4 MORE
17th November 2014, 06:46 PM
I did try search a few times mate..could't find info on the conversion mate:oops2::oops2:

BadCo.
17th November 2014, 06:57 PM
Its not just the conversion he is talking about, its pretty much every question you post.

isuzutoo-eh
17th November 2014, 07:30 PM
Not quite but close.
This has been discussed in a few threads already. Have a browse.
isuzutoo-eh has converted one. Check out his posts on the subject.

Wasn't me i'm afraid, may have been Dervish though?

4x4 MORE
17th November 2014, 09:09 PM
Don't worry I will keep looking;)

THE BOOGER
17th November 2014, 09:14 PM
Keep asking question to if need dont worry about the cranky old farts:D

303gunner
18th November 2014, 10:12 PM
I did try search a few times mate..could't find info on the conversion mate:oops2::oops2:
Oh, so you searched for "truck cab conversion", but it didn't find the thread titled Truck Cab Conversion (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/coil-sprung-military-land-rovers/186652-truck-cab-conversion.html)?


Damn that Kardashian chick for breaking the internet!

carlschmid2002
8th December 2014, 09:30 PM
I went and checked out the Townsville vehicles that starts on the 11 Dec today. They are all write offs. Three of the 110s had significant panel damage from roll overs etc and the 4th is a non goer I believe. The 6x6 is in poor shape and the 6 wheel polaris bikes are very damaged. 1/2 trailers look okay though.

Bearman
11th December 2014, 09:05 PM
I went and checked out the Townsville vehicles that starts on the 11 Dec today. They are all write offs. Three of the 110s had significant panel damage from roll overs etc and the 4th is a non goer I believe. The 6x6 is in poor shape and the 6 wheel polaris bikes are very damaged. 1/2 trailers look okay though.

What's wrong with the 6X6, it looks ok in the pics with no mention what makes it incomplete and not operational (apart from the missing mirrors).

carlschmid2002
11th December 2014, 09:29 PM
I don't know. It didn't look like it was a runner. All of the tray was bundled up in bits. Not sure if it was all there.

4x4 MORE
12th December 2014, 08:08 AM
Cheap parts for a lifetime maybe:p..maybe just break it down into bits and put everything in the shed, if you have the room;)

danialan
13th December 2014, 07:29 AM
I rang the Grays bloke in Townsville - he was absolutely useless:-

Can you tell me more about the Land Rovers?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational
That could mean a hole lot of different things. Does the vehicle start and run?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational.
Can I start the vehicles the vehicle during the inspection?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational. Most of them have no batteries.
What about the log books?
No log books, the vehicles are incomplete and non operational.

awesome. Could be a bargain or a disaster? I'm really just after the engine and gearbox etc for my Defender. Is it worth a 800km round trip for a look when you can't start and drive them?

BadCo.
13th December 2014, 07:35 AM
I would gamble it, what could be wrong with the engine and gearbox? Provided they are actually in the vehicle!

THE BOOGER
13th December 2014, 09:36 AM
I rang the Grays bloke in Townsville - he was absolutely useless:-

Can you tell me more about the Land Rovers?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational
That could mean a hole lot of different things. Does the vehicle start and run?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational.
Can I start the vehicles the vehicle during the inspection?
The vehicles are incomplete and non operational. Most of them have no batteries.
What about the log books?
No log books, the vehicles are incomplete and non operational.

awesome. Could be a bargain or a disaster? I'm really just after the engine and gearbox etc for my Defender. Is it worth a 800km round trip for a look when you can't start and drive them?



Its called ass covering just in case you don't get what you were after:( keep an eye on this thread I am sure there will be some one who goes and has a look at whats on offer or you can ask if some one local will have a look for you same with all the past auctions no starting or driving:(

Faceplant
13th December 2014, 12:31 PM
same with all the past auctions no starting or driving:(

No starting doesn't seem to be enforced consistently across the country ;) bit hard though if as he says there are no batteries.

Mick_Marsh
13th December 2014, 01:46 PM
Simples. If you are unhappy about the conditions or information supplied, don't bid.
There are many on ebay and carsales you can start and drive.

DBT
13th December 2014, 04:55 PM
Brisbane yard about 6 months ago we started them all and no one seemed to care.

Of course they were outside. And it was raining, so not many staff out in the yard.

At Minto ... Not a chance of starting one. But then the staff there are much more helpful when answering questions.

danialan
13th December 2014, 07:40 PM
Simples. If you are unhappy about the conditions or information supplied, don't bid.

Mick that's sound advice. But my beef is that the person who is listed to contact for more details is unwilling to provide any further info. They would have had to move the vehicles for the photo shoot etc. I would think the easiest way for them to have done this would have been to drive them. That would provide some guidance whether they are driveable, rollable or needed a crane etc. Also the Army must have made some sort of assessment on these vehicles before deciding that they are not worth fixing. Why is this a state secret? A simple comment such as - Bent chassis, stuffed gearbox, hydrauliced engine etc would help. And why should the log books not be included?

The auctions are about getting the max price per vehicle for the gov. The extra info would surely increase prices of these non operational/incomplete vehicles. I met a fellow who bought a couple of non operational/incomplete perenties very cheaply, as he had inside info that they had been taken apart for quarantine and all the missing bits were in the back. Surely a simple couple of words such a "running - dismantled for quarantine" would have ensured a much higher price in this example.

DBT
13th December 2014, 07:57 PM
It wouldnt surprise me if the Townsville guy genuinely had no idea about the vehicle conditions. Likely just a caretaker of goods.

The sydney guys seem to be dedicated AFM material handlers. Plus presale maintenance is performed there on-site. They are much more clued in to the specs of each vehicle.

As the auctioneers, Grays allegedly put pressure on AFM to disclose as much info as possible in the lot descriptions.

I heard an *unverified rumour* from an *undisclosed source*, that one non-operational 4x4 in a past auction was known to have a seized engine. Grays were going to include that in the lot info, but AFM forbade it. Grays were not happy.

danialan
13th December 2014, 08:45 PM
... that one non-operational 4x4 in a past auction was known to have a seized engine.
This is what concerns me.

Does anyone know what the black spray painted intake manifold/thermostat housing means on some of these cars? Seems to have been done insitu as the paint goes someway up the top radiator hoses.

Thanks Alan

THE BOOGER
14th December 2014, 12:30 AM
Is it just those parts painted as rebuild engines get the black paint treatment:)

Barefoot Dave
14th December 2014, 05:14 PM
Is it just those parts painted as rebuild engines get the black paint treatment:)
EXCEPT most of those in Townsville this round.
Just a cynical jam job to con those not physically inspecting.
Really? in this day and age.......

Most that have had rebuilds have the intake man and fuel/ gas piping sprayed. Only confirmed in the GM120

Summiitt
16th December 2014, 07:33 PM
Can anyone tell me how much the unimog made? I put some bids on and then got outbid continuously by an autobid and lost patience with it..cheers

danialan
16th December 2014, 07:57 PM
So anyone inspect the vehicles in Townsville and willing to share?

isuzutoo-eh
17th December 2014, 06:24 AM
Can anyone tell me how much the unimog made? I put some bids on and then got outbid continuously by an autobid and lost patience with it..cheers

$25,509 to a Northern Territorian

Summiitt
17th December 2014, 06:20 PM
Aahhh crap!!! Thanks for that..missed out again!!

Bearman
17th December 2014, 07:44 PM
Anyone know who G.G. from Duranbah NSW is who got the incomplete 6X6 from the Townsville auction today.

danialan
17th December 2014, 08:19 PM
... rebuild engines get the black paint treatment:)

Thanks, that is what I suspected.

When the Isuzu is such a strong motor, and can do 500,000 km in trucks under much greater loads, why have so many of the Army ones had rebuilds at such low kays?

Thanks Alan

isuzutoo-eh
17th December 2014, 09:10 PM
Thanks, that is what I suspected.

When the Isuzu is such a strong motor, and can do 500,000 km in trucks under much greater loads, why have so many of the Army ones had rebuilds at such low kays?

Thanks Alan

Primarily because the army needs their engines to start first time every time, not just most of the time like your local building contractor requires.

isuzurover
17th December 2014, 10:03 PM
Thanks, that is what I suspected.

When the Isuzu is such a strong motor, and can do 500,000 km in trucks under much greater loads, why have so many of the Army ones had rebuilds at such low kays?

Thanks Alan

They may not have been rebuilt exactly. A mate who used to work at repco engine reconditioning in the late 90s and early 00s said they had the contract to rebuild the army 4bd1s. They were removed at set intervals, run up on an engine dyno to see if they were still in spec. If they passed they were sent back and re-installed. If they failed they were rebuilt then run in on a dyno before being sent back. The black paint may just be engines that passed the dyno test.

ggscadet
9th January 2015, 10:40 PM
Anyone know why the latest auction got canned one day before it was due to start. Got an e-mail notification from Frontline but no explanation.

Eevo
9th January 2015, 11:03 PM
Anyone know why the latest auction got canned one day before it was due to start. Got an e-mail notification from Frontline but no explanation.

it was a bit strange hey

bob10
6th March 2015, 10:29 PM
Coming soon, Bob


http://us6.campaign-archive2.com/?u=ad9c0ff3ea576a233d632d2d7&id=f7430c50c0&e=3c9b38af6f

67hardtop
7th March 2015, 12:08 AM
Got an email today about a new auction soon from frontline machinery

Sent from my GT-P5110 using AULRO mobile app

Bundalene
7th March 2015, 06:51 AM
I suppose most Frontline purchasers received the asbestos and polyurethane paint warning stickers along with more paperwork and warnings.


The previous 2 auctions may have been pulled to allow further brake checks and / or to have the appropriate stickers attached. However, I was bidding on items at the Moorebank auction which did not fall into this category.





Erich

slug_burner
7th March 2015, 09:29 PM
I doubt there are too many brake linings that weren't weeded out. Just could never be sure about gaskets.

bob10
10th March 2015, 09:21 AM
Some information here, Bob


http://afmsafety.com.au/

67hardtop
10th March 2015, 10:09 PM
Wow, I got my stickers today. Just gotta find the asbestos in my No.5 trailer now:D. or maybe its the poly paint. Looks like it was painted about 25 yrs ago at least so I don't think there's a problem with it. Have got official ex military sticker now too in case anyone thinks its not an ex military vehicle:p

Cheers Rod:wasntme:

460cixy
11th March 2015, 11:20 AM
Wow, I got my stickers today. Just gotta find the asbestos in my No.5 trailer now:D. or maybe its the poly paint. Looks like it was painted about 25 yrs ago at least so I don't think there's a problem with it. Have got official ex military sticker now too in case anyone thinks its not an ex military vehicle:p

Cheers Rod:wasntme:

Lol more likely lead based paint hahaha. sounds big deal over nothing what harm could an asbestos gasket ever cause

67hardtop
12th March 2015, 07:34 AM
Probably is lead based. I wont be re painting it. I like the "patina". Faded is good....hahaha

Cheers Rod

Sent from my GT-P5110 using AULRO mobile app

bob10
12th March 2015, 04:21 PM
Well, I have tried to find the right place for this, but just can't remember where it goes. Honestly. My brain hurts. Bob


http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ad9c0ff3ea576a233d632d2d7&id=749f2e69cd&e=3c9b38af6f

dfendr
12th March 2015, 04:50 PM
Is there a legal requirement to fix these stickers??

DeeJay
12th March 2015, 05:47 PM
If there was, I would put the house on them saying so. Most probably the usual "warning- contains nuts" sign on peanut butter jars tactic

87County
12th March 2015, 06:30 PM
Next Minto auction scheduled by graysonline to commence 19Mar15,

Said to incl RFSVs if you like the ones with optional extras

Blknight.aus
12th March 2015, 08:29 PM
The pup paint is nasty stuff if you breathe the dust from working it or if you burn it or any of the other things you wouldnt normally do with paint.

and yes there is a legal requirement for the stickers just like there's a legal requirement to print "may contain nuts" or "caution contains nuts" on a jar of peanut paste

Mick_Marsh
12th March 2015, 09:17 PM
Well, I have tried to find the right place for this, but just can't remember where it goes. Honestly. My brain hurts. Bob


http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ad9c0ff3ea576a233d632d2d7&id=749f2e69cd&e=3c9b38af6fI'll just put it with all the others, hey Bob.

Disco Muppet
13th March 2015, 03:36 PM
If any AULRO peeps are going to be at the Saturday the 21st inspection, I'll be making a special effort to be there in the afternoon :)

bob10
13th March 2015, 07:37 PM
I'll just put it with all the others, hey Bob.


Good man, some one has to look after us old farts. Bob

mick88
21st March 2015, 08:09 AM
Zoom Images Display (http://www.manheim.com.au/passenger-vehicles/itemimages/zoomdisplay?itemID=000000000004373438&title=1989%20Land%20Rover%20Defender%20110%20Cab%2 0Chassis&price=NA&divID=PCV)#


Manheim Auctions
(? Adelaide)



Cheers, Mick.

robbo247
27th March 2015, 12:57 AM
Been waiting for Perth to get some auctions with perenties, it never seems to happen, looks like 'I have to go to minto nsw..anyone from WA been there -done that?... fly there-and do an online bid from somewhere...
got to be a better way...I bought Barefoot Daves ebook to help guide me..










only been waiting yrs to get one.....but next auction......well that's my hopes...boy it can be difficult from WA- I wonder if they can be driven across the Nullarbor Plain..with a permit....or they run..ok...just keep trying I suppose......






robbo

Mick_Marsh
27th March 2015, 08:38 AM
Been waiting for Perth to get some auctions with perenties, it never seems to happen, looks like 'I have to go to minto nsw..anyone from WA been there -done that?... fly there-and do an online bid from somewhere...
got to be a better way...I bought Barefoot Daves ebook to help guide me..










only been waiting yrs to get one.....but next auction......well that's my hopes...boy it can be difficult from WA- I wonder if they can be driven across the Nullarbor Plain..with a permit....or they run..ok...just keep trying I suppose......






robbo
I think they did have auctions in Perth but they didn't get the expected prices.
Yes, people from WA have bought in Minto. I've read several stories of people flying to Sydney and driving back to WA.
There's also the Melbourne auctions but I think they get higher prices than Sydney.

A permit from Sydney or Melbourne will get you to the SA/WA border. I've known people continue on through to Perth on that same permit (although the info I've found on line says otherwise).

THE BOOGER
27th March 2015, 12:54 PM
B52 from Kalgoorlie has been over here several times for both trailers and Perenties. Yes its a long drive home:)

Barefoot Dave
29th March 2015, 12:05 PM
G'Day Robbo, thought I would post this reply here and not in a PM for others with questions and situations like yours.

Mate, Go for it!
I am a big fan of the Perentie in all styles. Have owned a Surveillance and a Carryall (wagon). Got an offer on both and passed them on to enthusiasts. Currently have an '85 110 wagon with Isuzu and LT95 box. Not a Perentie, butnear enought to being the same and too good a price to let pass.
Still looking out for another Camo LR.

The Perentie Spec 110 is as near to bullet proof as any factory LR made except an armoured car! No the axles aren't unbreakable, get Maxi drive bits if you need that.
They do NOT need constant maintenance or break down regularly. the few breakages that I have seen were after very heavy use (abuse?). I drove them aroung the Gulf of Carp and Cape york for near on 10 years and never inflicted more damage than bush pin stipes. The most damage I saw was when a numpty hit a washout at speed and tore the Drivers front hub off. He got a smack!
Drive it like a LR, service it with good oils and filters every 10 000ks or 2 years and you will hand the keys over to your grandkids!
There is a good reason that, for a vehicle bought with an intended service life of 10-15 years, that they will still be in the ADF for near 30 years.

There are sales in SA and Vic often. Work out your transport costs and add that to your final budget. There are a few people who have driven their new purchase for days to get home. If you are going to do that, I strongly reccomend that you give it a full service and carry spare belts and pipes. Conduct regular checks during the trip and bring it back to life gently.

A Cargo with winch should set you back about $8500 incl fees from the auction. Then you have transport or travel/ spares costs.
I know that it is expensive to travel, but more expensive to buy a dud. Grays often show the best photos of the worst vehicle. I have seen cars that looked great in photos but in the flesh had full depth rust in the firewall and doors! approx $5000 of repairs needed.
Give my Buyers Guide a good read and take our time buying. If you can't get to the auction, ask a mate or AULRO person if they can get some detail photos for you.
I hope this helps.
Dave

robbo247
29th March 2015, 02:48 PM
Thanks Dave...for your help...love the Ebook by the way...made me go back to watching a few eposides of the bush tucker man...thats why I always loved the defenders 110's.
I rang up Australian Frontline Machinery (http://australianfrontlinemachinery.us6.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=ad9c0ff3ea576a233d632d2d7&id=4657e1deb0&e=f9b5dbf7d8). to find out when the next auction is- in NSW...anyway they told me there is going to be an auction in Perth sometime from now to June- just wanted to tell everyone not to bid as one in mine..:lol2:
Also rang up that chap you mentioned in the ebook...KLR auto's,
to help in NSW...but their phones are not working- cant get them...
but doesnt matter- just keep going...

thanks
robbo

Barefoot Dave
29th March 2015, 03:55 PM
G'Day Robbo. Thanks for the feedback. If you talk to AFM and they tell you an auction is coming up in Perth, ask them what is in it. They have had a handful with only 1-3 motorbikes. 1 auction was for a single, broken, quad!
KLR details here:
Contact - KLR Automotive (http://www.klrautomotive.com.au/contact/)

isuzurover
30th March 2015, 09:30 AM
G'Day Robbo. Thanks for the feedback. If you talk to AFM and they tell you an auction is coming up in Perth, ask them what is in it. They have had a handful with only 1-3 motorbikes. 1 auction was for a single, broken, quad!
KLR details here:
Contact - KLR Automotive (http://www.klrautomotive.com.au/contact/)

I saw a convoy of about a dozen mogs, one 110 and about 4 6x6 heading down to Perth yesterday. Where are the perth auctions?

Barefoot Dave
30th March 2015, 11:01 AM
Gday mate.
Convoy = army moving.afm use ceva logistics top move their stuff to and Fro. Ie on the backs of trucks.
Not sure on where the Grays shed is in Perth. If they have an auction there it will be stated then.

isuzurover
30th March 2015, 12:21 PM
Gday mate.
Convoy = army moving.afm use ceva logistics top move their stuff to and Fro. Ie on the backs of trucks.
Not sure on where the Grays shed is in Perth. If they have an auction there it will be stated then.

Grays is not far from my work. If and when there is anything decent coming up for auction I am happy to go and have a look if anyone wants.

bob10
10th April 2015, 08:48 AM
Dates here, Bob


http://us6.campaign-archive2.com/?u=ad9c0ff3ea576a233d632d2d7&id=d0bd3ac6f2&e=3c9b38af6f

ggscadet
17th April 2015, 01:38 PM
Gentlemen, just drove past Grays Online Yard on Welshpool Road and the yard is full of Pilbara REGT RFSVs. We may actually be going to get a decent auction.

rar110
17th April 2015, 05:35 PM
A crew cab 6x6 in Victoria.

If only I was a millionaire.

Mick_Marsh
17th April 2015, 06:19 PM
A crew cab 6x6 in Victoria.

If only I was a millionaire.
I'm tipping $40k region.

holeyhardtop
17th April 2015, 06:50 PM
I'm tipping $40k region.



FYI, the last 2 crew cabs that sold went for $22 -$23k each and that was with the canvas canopy cover.

Bearman
17th April 2015, 06:52 PM
I dunno, the last 2 went for early 20's. Wish i'd got one:mad:

Mick_Marsh
17th April 2015, 06:58 PM
FYI, the last 2 crew cabs that sold went for $22 -$23k each and that was with the canvas canopy cover.
In Melbourne?
The last two 6x6 Perenties I was interested in went for around $34k.
At $20k, I'm bidding.

holeyhardtop
17th April 2015, 07:17 PM
In Melbourne?
The last two 6x6 Perenties I was interested in went for around $34k.
At $20k, I'm bidding.



Both sold from NSW and are the only other ones auctioned so far that I know of.

One had 111,156 km's and the other had 89,689 km's.



Being so unique though, the price will be decided by the heart I reckon, so you could be right.

Mick_Marsh
17th April 2015, 07:23 PM
Both sold from NSW and are the only other ones auctioned so far that I know of.

One had 111,156 km's and the other had 89,689 km's.



Being so unique though, the price will be decided by the heart I reckon, so you could be right.
$16,209
101 bids
a little under five days to go.

4x4 MORE
18th April 2015, 07:47 AM
A crew cab 6x6 in Victoria.

If only I was a millionaire.


Crew Cab 6x6! WOW:eek:

4x4 MORE
18th April 2015, 07:48 AM
G'Day Robbo, thought I would post this reply here and not in a PM for others with questions and situations like yours.

Mate, Go for it!
I am a big fan of the Perentie in all styles. Have owned a Surveillance and a Carryall (wagon). Got an offer on both and passed them on to enthusiasts. Currently have an '85 110 wagon with Isuzu and LT95 box. Not a Perentie, butnear enought to being the same and too good a price to let pass.
Still looking out for another Camo LR.

The Perentie Spec 110 is as near to bullet proof as any factory LR made except an armoured car! No the axles aren't unbreakable, get Maxi drive bits if you need that.
They do NOT need constant maintenance or break down regularly. the few breakages that I have seen were after very heavy use (abuse?). I drove them aroung the Gulf of Carp and Cape york for near on 10 years and never inflicted more damage than bush pin stipes. The most damage I saw was when a numpty hit a washout at speed and tore the Drivers front hub off. He got a smack!
Drive it like a LR, service it with good oils and filters every 10 000ks or 2 years and you will hand the keys over to your grandkids!
There is a good reason that, for a vehicle bought with an intended service life of 10-15 years, that they will still be in the ADF for near 30 years.

There are sales in SA and Vic often. Work out your transport costs and add that to your final budget. There are a few people who have driven their new purchase for days to get home. If you are going to do that, I strongly reccomend that you give it a full service and carry spare belts and pipes. Conduct regular checks during the trip and bring it back to life gently.

A Cargo with winch should set you back about $8500 incl fees from the auction. Then you have transport or travel/ spares costs.
I know that it is expensive to travel, but more expensive to buy a dud. Grays often show the best photos of the worst vehicle. I have seen cars that looked great in photos but in the flesh had full depth rust in the firewall and doors! approx $5000 of repairs needed.
Give my Buyers Guide a good read and take our time buying. If you can't get to the auction, ask a mate or AULRO person if they can get some detail photos for you.
I hope this helps.
Dave

Great little write up there:)

4x4 MORE
18th April 2015, 07:49 AM
I am amzed that they have such a long service life, not many kays but still..

And with the ADF for 30 years truly impressive..

4x4 MORE
18th April 2015, 07:55 AM
Got an Email from Australian Frontline Machinery [info@australianfrontlinemachinery.com.au]

MISSION (ALMOST) ACCOMPLISHED
EX-MILITARY VEHICLE AUCTION ENDS 22 APRIL

LOOKS like I am too late:(

Barefoot Dave
18th April 2015, 08:31 AM
If you take that email to mean that ALL vehicles have been auctioned, you are wrong. Take a drive down to Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera and see how many LRs are still there. Plenty more to come yet! :D

Mick_Marsh
18th April 2015, 08:39 AM
Got an Email from Australian Frontline Machinery [info@australianfrontlinemachinery.com.au]

MISSION (ALMOST) ACCOMPLISHED
EX-MILITARY VEHICLE AUCTION ENDS 22 APRIL

LOOKS like I am too late:(
Just this auction. Many more to come yet.

It's about time you got yours. I've got one and am going for my second.
Bid high, bid often.

4x4 MORE
18th April 2015, 09:36 PM
If you take that email to mean that ALL vehicles have been auctioned, you are wrong. Take a drive down to Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera and see how many LRs are still there. Plenty more to come yet! :D

The public is allowed in? You can't really see much due to the High Fences..:(

Landybitz
19th April 2015, 05:13 PM
I thought the last 2 Doublecabs, went for around 27/33K?

DT-P38
19th April 2015, 09:16 PM
I'm tipping $40k region.

Bugger... that is about the only variant I could ever come close to justifying for the family.

How hard to make one from a cheaper 6X6 (tray or ambo maybe?) you reckon Mick?

Mick_Marsh
19th April 2015, 11:45 PM
Bugger... that is about the only variant I could ever come close to justifying for the family.

How hard to make one from a cheaper 6X6 (tray or ambo maybe?) you reckon Mick?
Keep you eye on the ball. You could grab a bargain.
Bidding has stalled.

I'm gearing up for the final run.

There's an RFSV I could pick up for under $7k.
Or a FFR for under $4k.
Or both.

BadCo.
20th April 2015, 06:48 AM
Keep you eye on the ball. You could grab a bargain.
Bidding has stalled.

I'm gearing up for the final run.

There's an RFSV I could pick up for under $7k.
Or a FFR for under $4k.
Or both.

No bids for three days?! Good luck Mick, I hope you score it!

Barefoot Dave
20th April 2015, 12:31 PM
G'day all.
I am aware of 2 6x6s that are being converted into dual cabs. Neither are quick projects. I'll do a thread when they are finished with as much info as I am allowed (pricing).

Unless the RFSVis a basket case up close, there is no way it will go for much less than 10k .Sorry to rain on anyones parade.

4x4xmore, take a drive around the back, plenty of places for a peek with all the new extensions.

Landybitz
21st April 2015, 06:16 AM
Maybe a single cab 6x6 into a double cab would be a good project for blue Peter!

Mick_Marsh
22nd April 2015, 04:52 PM
I'm tipping $40k region.
Well, wasn't I wrong. A shade under $25k.
I think I'll be getting the next one.

350RRC
22nd April 2015, 07:06 PM
A couple of weeks ago there was a single cab 6 x 6 in sth. Geelong for sale for $30k. About 90k kms. I was just having a look at the gal chassis, they even have restraining droop cables on both rear axles.

Just for info........... I don't think its been sold.

cheers, DL

holeyhardtop
22nd April 2015, 08:05 PM
A couple of weeks ago there was a single cab 6 x 6 in sth. Geelong for sale for $30k. About 90k kms. I was just having a look at the gal chassis, they even have restraining droop cables on both rear axles.

Just for info........... I don't think its been sold.

cheers, DL

Given the latest auction in Melbourne saw the single cab 6x6 sell for $12,209 plus buyers premium and gst, so about 14k all up, you gotta say that is way over priced. Some people are gonna have to take a hit, for paying too much early on.

Mick_Marsh
22nd April 2015, 08:15 PM
Given the latest auction in Melbourne saw the single cab 6x6 sell for $12,209 plus buyers premium and gst, so about 14k all up, you gotta say that is way over priced. Some people are gonna have to take a hit, for paying too much early on.
True. I'm happy with mine. I'm keeping it.

Demo
27th April 2015, 10:57 AM
On ??? May there will be up to 17 RSV in Perth at Greys in various condition

Mick_Marsh
27th April 2015, 12:14 PM
On ??? May there will be up to 17 RSV in Perth at Greys in various condition
The WA lot will be happy.

LandyAndy
4th May 2015, 08:20 PM
Anybody got a date or link for this auction????
Andrew

Pocket Rocket
4th May 2015, 08:25 PM
I think it might be this

https://www.australianfrontlinemachinery.com.au/new-showroom#.VUdW8JPRu2Q

LandyAndy
4th May 2015, 08:38 PM
I think it might be this

https://www.australianfrontlinemachinery.com.au/new-showroom#.VUdW8JPRu2Q

Thanks for that.
I only searched yesterday but couldnt find any listings.
Andrew

87County
5th May 2015, 02:56 PM
Thanks for that.
I only searched yesterday but couldnt find any listings.
Andrew

Andrew, the May auctions may be advertised next week if the past months are anything to go by.:)

Whether or not there will be a WA auction is another matter. :o

Mate, the experience of many is that you wouldn't buy one unless you or someone you trust looks at it very well - the photos don't always reveal the true condition.

Laurie

loneranger
5th May 2015, 07:47 PM
Can't afford one at the moment but if they're having one in WA gonna take an early finish and go have a peak especially as it is in Welshpool which is just down the road from us.

87County
5th May 2015, 09:50 PM
Can't afford one at the moment but if they're having one in WA gonna take an early finish and go have a peak especially as it is in Welshpool which is just down the road from us.

If it happens loneranger, take some pics and post them for us please :)

loneranger
5th May 2015, 10:07 PM
If it happens loneranger, take some pics and post them for us please :)

If I can get there I will. (More likely I'll get Pocket Rocket to post the pics) :p

robbo247
11th May 2015, 03:35 PM
Does anyone have experience how the viewing at grays online works...the perentie auction in perth starts the 14th may to the 20th may...Viewing in Perth is on the 19th may,second last day off the auction. yet auction starts on the 14th online..?

is this legal...I thought you can view prior to the auction, but grays auctions said no....this sounds silly...must be some sort of " get you in quick" ?

Robbo:o

Barefoot Dave
11th May 2015, 06:15 PM
G'day Robbo. Yes I have experience.
I cannot comment on the legality of forcing prospective buyers to get in quick at the last minute.

robbo247
11th May 2015, 07:02 PM
Hi Dave, could Iask your experience please then?



bid early or later?

I believe- bid after viewing?...

but I read somewhere in your eBook to bid early.. is the key to success...prior to viewing....Grays online system only allows a day towards to end of auction-too view...

I'm not certain which way to go..as we all want a descent working perentie..

thanks
Dave:)

Shortie
12th May 2015, 10:04 PM
:no2: note to self, do not click on that link, there will be Land Rovers at the other side, whats more, they will be green Land Rovers :wub: do not look, I must not look...:wallbash: I saw a nice orange one in the markets the other day...

Mick_Marsh
12th May 2015, 10:28 PM
Hi Dave, could Iask your experience please then?



bid early or later?

I believe- bid after viewing?...

but I read somewhere in your eBook to bid early.. is the key to success...prior to viewing....Grays online system only allows a day towards to end of auction-too view...

I'm not certain which way to go..as we all want a descent working perentie..

thanks
Dave:)
Try and get the first bid (or close to) on everything you may be interested in, then, in the final stages of the auction, you are still there.
If you don't do this, after the auction closes, the bidding may continue but only for those who have previously bidded.
For mine, the final hammer fell about 45 minutes after the auction ended.

It seemed an eternity.

isuzutoo-eh
13th May 2015, 10:16 AM
Try and get the first bid (or close to) on everything you may be interested in, then, in the final stages of the auction, you are still there.
If you don't do this, after the auction closes, the bidding may continue but only for those who have previously bidded.
For mine, the final hammer fell about 45 minutes after the auction ended.

It seemed an eternity.

I think the way the bidding works has changed since you or I bought ours Mick, it used to be the first bidder gets preference if the highest bid is equal to the first bidder's final bid. Now, I believe it isn't that way-with the first of the two highest bids being given preference, though I haven't looked closely for a while.
I would now suggest you do view the vehicles if you can, and then bid accordingly prior to closing time. Mick is still right in that the bidding can go on for minutes or hours after the posted closing time, if bids are still being made.

Mick_Marsh
13th May 2015, 10:53 AM
I think the way the bidding works has changed since you or I bought ours Mick, it used to be the first bidder gets preference if the highest bid is equal to the first bidder's final bid. Now, I believe it isn't that way-with the first of the two highest bids being given preference, though I haven't looked closely for a while.
I would now suggest you do view the vehicles if you can, and then bid accordingly prior to closing time. Mick is still right in that the bidding can go on for minutes or hours after the posted closing time, if bids are still being made.
I still bid on items. Just haven't won anything of late.

Lotz-A-Landies
13th May 2015, 11:46 AM
My understanding is that if there is a bid in the last 10 minutes before the auction closes it will stay open after the scheduled close.

Not aware if it adds another 10 minutes or some other timeframe, but each time there is a bid within 10 minutes it stays open again until there is no bid within 10 minutes. Or that is my understanding.

The result no sniping in the final seconds and bid 11 minutes before the close. ;)

Disco Muppet
13th May 2015, 04:39 PM
That's correct lotsa. I think I've seen it that the bidding continues until it is 'resolved'.
Have seen vehicles jump several thousand dollars in that period!

Sent from my HTC One using AULRO mobile app

Mick_Marsh
13th May 2015, 05:00 PM
Yes. You can bid 11 minutes before the end to be in it.

4x4 MORE
12th June 2015, 07:39 AM
Being speaking to a Bloke...Richard, AKA Landy Nut Holden..

and he said that it's possible to pick up a Perentie for 4 grand or so..

Listed on Grays online as an "Incomplete vehicle"..apparently

Has anyone looked into these ones?:confused:

87County
12th June 2015, 08:12 AM
Being speaking to a Bloke...Richard, AKA Landy Nut Holden..

and he said that it's possible to pick up a Perentie for 4 grand or so..

Listed on Grays online as an "Incomplete vehicle"..apparently

Has anyone looked into these ones?:confused:

May be possible again hasn't been any for while.

Those who bought them probably did did well if they're happy to both take a chance and do some work.

87County
12th June 2015, 08:14 AM
Yes. You can bid 11 minutes before the end to be in it.

...and the end is not the end ( gets extended 10min with every bid) :)

isuzutoo-eh
12th June 2015, 08:15 AM
Sometimes they have been accident damaged, sometimes they have been dissasembled for cleaning and not reassembled. Sometimes they are salvageable, sometimes they have irrepairable chassis damage and major body damage. Some have been left out in the weather with no bonnet, air cleaner etc. A few forum members have rebuilt incomplete examples though.

Phil B
12th June 2015, 08:32 AM
I bought an inoperable/incomplete from Hilton Pollock in Colo for $3k.
It had worked in East Temor and was stripped for cleaning on demob and not put back together.
It needed lots of bits and pieces but the chassis, engine, and drive train are all good. They were replaced not long before it was demobed I think.
Your best bet is to get Bearman's (on AULRO) reference book and check it out completely before buying or bidding.
Bodywork, dash, interior is mostly Landrover and canopies, seat covers and the like can be bought new or second hand.
Hope this helps.

Bearman
12th June 2015, 09:04 AM
I bought an inoperable/incomplete from Hilton Pollock in Colo for $3k.
It had worked in East Timor and was stripped for cleaning on demob and not put back together.
It needed lots of bits and pieces but the chassis, engine, and drive train are all good. They were replaced not long before it was demobbed I think.
Your best bet is to get BAREFOOT DAVE'S (on AULRO) reference book and check it out completely before buying or bidding.
Bodywork, dash, interior is mostly Landrover and canopies, seat covers and the like can be bought new or second hand.
Hope this helps.

I fixed it up for you!!

Cliffy
13th June 2015, 12:45 AM
More Perenties in Perth Greys yard.

4x4 MORE
13th June 2015, 07:00 AM
I bought an inoperable/incomplete from Hilton Pollock in Colo for $3k.
It had worked in East Temor and was stripped for cleaning on demob and not put back together.
It needed lots of bits and pieces but the chassis, engine, and drive train are all good. They were replaced not long before it was demobed I think.
Your best bet is to get Bearman's (on AULRO) reference book and check it out completely before buying or bidding.
Bodywork, dash, interior is mostly Landrover and canopies, seat covers and the like can be bought new or second hand.
Hope this helps.

Thanks very much for that mate:)

Do you have any pics of what it was like? or pics of the Land Rover now?

Where did you get all the bits required to finish the Land rover?

robbo247
22nd June 2015, 10:32 PM
Finally got a Perentie 4x4 RFSV, picked it up today from grays depo perth with car trailer, lost a spotlight canvas cover on Tonkin hwy some where, wind must have blew it off ..bummer...Ill try to look for it 2morrow-dont like my chances..otherwise need to get one made up somewhere.:)

also
# need to re-bolt roof rack on canvas top-need to find those rubber mounts...maybe able industries has them.

# passenger and drivers doors need better fitting-seem all crooked..
...with those low km's, you'd think the doors would be better fitting..

# it reads 3300 klms on odometer from 2010 to 2015 in log service book, wonder what the true km reading was from 1991 to 2010 was...I don't think the odometer is correct, maybe the army resets them for some reason?

great vehicle thou, all in good order so far...cant wait to get it licensed..

also want to get a army no 5 trailers, those one's in grays auction darwin last week sold cheaper, but the freight is around $2000 from darwin to perth quoted :o

thanks
robbo:)

RoboDouche
23rd June 2015, 10:36 AM
There's an eBay seller in Qld who's selling lots or Perentie parts I got the rubbers for the roof racks from him.

Just search eBay it should come up

Yeah I'd like to know the mystery of the odometers to:confused:

Mick_Marsh
23rd June 2015, 10:47 AM
There's an eBay seller in Qld who's selling lots or Perentie parts I got the rubbers for the roof racks from him.

Just search eBay it should come up

Yeah I'd like to know the mystery of the odometers to:confused:
I understand they get replaced during a re-build.

Barefoot Dave
23rd June 2015, 07:06 PM
G'Day Robbo and Robo.
AS mick states, the Odos get reset at rebuild.....and also when a new odo or cable etc goes in. They are not reset at the correct reading. The Army and Airforce rely on the TGM120 (Service record book) for true Ks covered.

The RFSVs were brought back to Class 1 spec when they were upgraded. effectively as new in all ways except minor panel damage.
Prior to upgrade, it would have had approx 60-80 000ks on it.

Phil B
24th June 2015, 02:41 PM
Thanks very much for that mate:)

Do you have any pics of what it was like? or pics of the Land Rover now?

Where did you get all the bits required to finish the Land rover?

Before and after. Took about 9 months. The hardest part to get hold of was the single cab, but that was my choice.
Mechanically mine was sound but as you can see alot was missing from the cab and engine bay.
I eventually found all of it, some new most second hand and refurbished.
I couldn't be happier with her. Power steering and turbo are next, once I win the lotto.
Regards,

isuzutoo-eh
24th June 2015, 07:09 PM
As anyone who has a civillian 110 of the 80s has probably found, the trip meter doesn't last as long as the majority of the vehicle. In fact my County's failed before 230,000km, which is when I purchased it.
As well as the rebuilds, I suspect that the majority of speedo/odo/trip gauge replacements occur when the trip meter dies. For my FFR that was at ~92,000km.

4x4 MORE
25th June 2015, 07:29 AM
Before and after. Took about 9 months. The hardest part to get hold of was the single cab, but that was my choice.
Mechanically mine was sound but as you can see alot was missing from the cab and engine bay.
I eventually found all of it, some new most second hand and refurbished.
I couldn't be happier with her. Power steering and turbo are next, once I win the lotto.
Regards,

Wow your's looks awesome! what paint did you use?

I want to keep mine camo;) I have seen a Build up thread on the Australian Military Facebook site..

It was like yours dismantled..from the pics it Looked like after being stripped down all the parts were just chucked in the back!:eek:

I would imagine all the interior parts and other parts would have got scratched and damaged, heance maybe another reason for the cheaper pricing?:confused:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2015/06/199.jpg

Phil B
25th June 2015, 09:11 AM
It is flat olive drab acrylic paint over 3 coats of grey primer over 2 coats of etch primer.

Thats correct, alot of the parts that were stripped off for cleaning when it came back from Timor were lost/damaged/missing, which included most of the interior, lights etc
I think that once they were demobilised lots of parts were salvaged/scavenged for other still operational vehicles as well.
Its just a case of what you see is what you get and working from there.
If you do take one on just make sure, as best you can, that the expensive bits are OK (engine/gearbox/TC, axles and chassis). The rest can be replaced fairly easily.
From experience beware of things like air filters and oil caps that are missing (rain water gets into the motor), starter motors missing ($1000 to replace the original and not available), alternator missing (expensive). Don't worry about things like body damage, seats, dash parts, canvas, rims and tyres (Defender ones fit).
Enjoy it. You wont regret it.
Regards,

robbo247
10th August 2015, 12:17 AM
has anyone bought an army no5 trailer from Darwin's army auction,
and got it freighted to Perth? or know a cheaper freight cost idea....

Im trying to find an answer to getting a no5 trailer, they never seem to appear in Perth's auctions.

just dreaming...:p
robbo

Cliffy
11th August 2015, 10:57 PM
You could buy one locally.
I have one I'd sell for the right $

robbo247
12th August 2015, 11:19 PM
hi cliffy,
what would be your right price..


thanks
robbo

Cliffy
13th August 2015, 10:41 AM
Pm me with your budget dude.
Another guy is also chasing it for an RFSV

Lotz-A-Landies
13th August 2015, 11:02 AM
has anyone bought an army no5 trailer from Darwin's army auction,
and got it freighted to Perth? or know a cheaper freight cost idea....

Im trying to find an answer to getting a no5 trailer, they never seem to appear in Perth's auctions.

just dreaming...:p
robboTry contacting B52 on the REMLR forum, he had the same problem and bought numerous ones in Sydney and trailered them home. I picked them up from Minto and stored them for him. We managed to fit three on the one car trailer by dismantling one.

I know he on-sold a couple of trailers so may still have a spare.

Skidoo32
15th March 2016, 12:12 PM
Buy Military Online - Promotions - GraysOnline Australia (http://www.graysonline.com/promotions/military)

Some pretty cool stuff if anyones looking for parts or complete vehicles.

Ashleylipus
16th April 2016, 09:45 AM
Anyone going to the inspection today or next week? Ive just been. A lot of 6x6 on offer and a few atv's but pretty disappointed with the 4x4 range. Only 3 lr's, one hard top that was in decent condition but im sure will go for a lot, one with canvas removed and a lot of klms. The third looked ok. Noticed a leak from the t-case, a rust repair in the drivers side firewall, a lot of silicone and some spray paint over it. Dint in the gbox crossmember and surface rust on all suspension components. Doesn't appear to have been threw the tenix program, a nice example though for sale parked on the street out front. 19,000 klms and selling with trailer. Unfortunately out of my price range but a good spot to advertise a perentie for sale

Ashleylipus
16th April 2016, 09:46 AM
The rusty springs, does it indicate salt water use?

Ranga
16th April 2016, 10:39 AM
Anyone able to comment on the quality of the 4BD1 motors currently on auction at Minto?

Ranga
16th April 2016, 11:01 AM
Anyone able to comment on the quality of the 4BD1s and gearboxes?

Ashleylipus
16th April 2016, 11:41 AM
Anyone able to comment on the quality of the 4BD1s and gearboxes?



I only had a look at one turbo motor. Looked cleaner than the rest but i didn't grab the lot number.
Any ideas why the motors are out of vehicles? Because of age and uneconomical to rebuild or because they are dead??

87County
16th April 2016, 11:52 AM
Anyone able to comment on the quality of the 4BD1s and gearboxes?

I have no knowledge the ones that are being sold through AF M

But it has occurred to me that they were pulled out of the vehicles for a reason, it could've been that they weren't working correctly or they were broken or it came out of a writeoff. In any case if it was cheap and you put a rebuild kit through it, if you are lucky it could be a good starting point.

87County
16th April 2016, 11:57 AM
Anyone going to the inspection today or next week? Ive just been. A lot of 6x6 on offer and a few atv's but pretty disappointed with the 4x4 range. Only 3 lr's, one hard top that was in decent condition but im sure will go for a lot, one with canvas removed and a lot of klms. The third looked ok. Noticed a leak from the t-case, a rust repair in the drivers side firewall, a lot of silicone and some spray paint over it. Dint in the gbox crossmember and surface rust on all suspension components. Doesn't appear to have been threw the tenix program, a nice example though for sale parked on the street out front. 19,000 klms and selling with trailer. Unfortunately out of my price range but a good spot to advertise a perentie for sale


There is only a very limited number being offered at this auction Ashley, it could be better if you hang onto your money and see if there is better offerings in the next couple of months.

Could you please let us know what the asking price was for the Perentie and trailer being offered for sale outside AFM - thanks

Ashleylipus
16th April 2016, 12:02 PM
There is only a very limited number being offered at this auction Ashley, it could be better if you hang onto your money and see if there is better offerings in the next couple of months.

Could you please let us know what the asking price was for the Perentie and trailer being offered for sale outside AFM - thanks


Yeah it seems like I will need to wait.
The guy was asking for $18,000 with the trailer. It's registered and i think he said it came with a roadworthy cert.
Hopefully the May auction presents a larger range. I feel as though if there is not much on offer then impulse kicks in and the prices climb higher

Bearman
16th April 2016, 12:02 PM
Pig in a poke mate. No way of knowing what condition they are in unless you can see a rod hanging out the side of the block. You could get a good motor or a dud. I know someone who bought a T motor and when he started it it had a knock - new crankshaft needed and the nitrided cranks are very expensive. Bid accordingly! and hope you get a goer.

87County
16th April 2016, 12:31 PM
Good thinking - and thanks for the info 😊

87County
22nd May 2016, 07:45 AM
Yet another multiple Perentie disposal (not AFM)

May be of interest to any members who may be still looking for a Perentie

Ex Military Land Rover 110's, Bus, Camper & More (http://www.graysonline.com/sale/7012086/motor-vehicles-motor-cycles/ex-military-land-rover-110-s-bus-camper-more)

67hardtop
22nd May 2016, 09:11 AM
That 4x4 canter ex ambo would be nice for a camper conversion. Not as hungry for fuel as the 6x6's.
Dont worry i still love Land Rovers😆😆

Cheers Rod

If anyone wants to buy me an RFSV i wont knock it back😆

Sent from my GT-I9507 using AULRO mobile app

sheerluck
22nd May 2016, 09:23 AM
I read about the mob who these belonged to in the Gold Coast Bulletin only a few months ago. Looks like the poor buggers didn't last long.:(

weeds
22nd May 2016, 10:52 AM
That 4x4 canter ex ambo would be nice for a camper conversion. Not as hungry for fuel as the 6x6's.
Dont worry i still love Land Rovers[emoji38][emoji38]

Cheers Rod

If anyone wants to buy me an RFSV i wont knock it back[emoji38]

Sent from my GT-I9507 using AULRO mobile app



That would be a GMV pod not an ambo......better side ventilation with a GMV......camped many a night in one.

Ashleylipus
22nd May 2016, 06:17 PM
Ahh dam. I just bought an ffr at last weeks auction. Maybe ill get an rfsv. Anyone want to buy an ffr?

BadCo.
22nd May 2016, 07:01 PM
Wow, I didn't realise they invested that much into it.

Barefoot Dave
23rd May 2016, 07:52 PM
Yep mate well past half a Mil. Another 3 months and things were going to lift off in a big way. Ah well.

Ranga
25th May 2016, 06:01 PM
Wonder what happened?

sheerluck
25th May 2016, 06:09 PM
Wonder what happened?

The auction is apparently on the orders of "a major bank". Easy to jump to a conclusion, correct or otherwise, from that.

BadCo.
25th May 2016, 06:13 PM
Wonder what happened?

There is a couple of threads floating around that might go into more detail, or just speculation.

robbo247
16th June 2016, 09:11 PM
Hi All, the auction at graysonline today, has Isuzu 4BD1 4 Cylinder, 3.9 Litre engines and transmission/box's. I was hoping of trying to get a few spares for the rfsv perenti...but are the engines the same models regardless of the power built in steering for the rfsv?

the body doors and panels parts will be the same, I think rear diffs are different, the front diffs might be the same.
hopefully the engines are in ok condition.

Bearfoot dave will know

thaniks
robbo

Bearman
17th June 2016, 06:19 AM
Hi All, the auction at graysonline today, has Isuzu 4BD1 4 Cylinder, 3.9 Litre engines and transmission/box's. I was hoping of trying to get a few spares for the rfsv perenti...but are the engines the same models regardless of the power built in steering for the rfsv?

the body doors and panels parts will be the same, I think rear diffs are different, the front diffs might be the same.
hopefully the engines are in ok condition.

Bearfoot dave will know

thaniks
robbo

Hi Robbo, The 4x4 engines are all the same except as you note with the PS pump on some, which will have come from RFSV's. Gearboxes are all interchangeable, note the RFSV variant has a lower ratio (and speed) hi range gears but there is no way of telling this box by appearance or serial number - you have to drop the sump and check the gear tooth count to find out. Rear diffs are the same and interchangeable except for disc brakes on the RFSV one. Front diffs are different (stronger housing and CW carrier in the RFSV) but are interchangeable. Unless you can identify that the item is new, you have to assume that it is used (as they describe everything) and probably will have a problem/fault. I have bought a few of the gearboxes and a front axle and every one I have looked at so far (3 boxes and the axle) have needed extensive repairs) so you have to bid accordingly with this in mind and what freight is going to cost to get it to where you live. You may get a good one hopefully!

Bearman
19th June 2016, 11:58 AM
There's a fair bit of interest in the Michy tyres. Be interesting to see how much they go for. I think it was mentioned somewhere that they are old stock but can anyone confirm this by the codes on the tyres.

carlschmid2002
19th June 2016, 12:19 PM
The Michelins can't be that old as they replaced the Olympic Steeltreks. Maybe they have been in storage for a while but I don't think the have been in service more than 10 years.

ggscadet
11th November 2016, 06:01 PM
2 SF Surveillance vehicles at Minto, it will be interesting to see what they go for. I suspect they have had a hard service life and would be interested to hear from anyone that gets a chance to inspect. Once again WA misses out.

rar110
11th November 2016, 07:04 PM
These are the 1st I've seen with compliance plates.

100 td
27th January 2017, 08:13 AM
Cleaning up a few bookmarks, I found a few 6x6 "possibly low use" vehicles at auction. These may have been up before, and while they may have been refurbed, or had parts swapped out/scavenged for other vehicles etc, the shine of the galvanizing shows they haven't done any work. Interested if anyone here got them?
Land Rover 110 6X6 Infantry Carrier Hard Top 2/1996 Auction (0006-3005075) | GraysOnline Australia (http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0006-3005075)
Land Rover 110 6X6 Infantry Carrier Hard Top, 2/1996 (Location: Seaton, SA) Auction (0004-8001150) | GraysOnline Australia (http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0004-8001150)
Land Rover 110 6X6 Infantry Carrier Hard Top 10/1996 (Location:Seaton, SA) Auction (0003-8001150) | GraysOnline Australia (http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0003-8001150)
Land Rover 110 6X6 Infantry Carrier Hard Top 10/1996 Auction (0008-3005075) | GraysOnline Australia (http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0008-3005075)

squizzyhunter
27th January 2017, 09:09 AM
2 SF Surveillance vehicles at Minto, it will be interesting to see what they go for. I suspect they have had a hard service life and would be interested to hear from anyone that gets a chance to inspect. Once again WA misses out.

Please don't tell me they are selling LRPVs...... I don't have the money and didn't think they were going to be auctioned.

Mick_Marsh
27th January 2017, 09:50 AM
Please don't tell me they are selling LRPVs...... I don't have the money and didn't think they were going to be auctioned.
Not yet.
Keep saving.

fishloro
17th May 2017, 11:49 AM
Has anyone out there been to this auction and looked at the state of the RFSV vehicles, bit hard to do for me from Adelaide, Thanks.[bigsmile1]