Sport ute anybody

[oldie]

Life is cruel.

We drove this onto the tilt tray as if nothing was wrong. Even all the lights still worked !

That's Land Rover tough

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[grey_ghost]

That will buff right out..! [emoji6]

[Homestar]

Bugger - assuming storm damage rather that careless chainsaw use?

Pity it’ll get put down as a statutory write off - could have been an interesting project to turn into a Ute if it was only a repairable write off, which I doubt it will be. 😞

[101RRS]

In NSW there is no such thing as a repairable write-off any longer - any sort of write off means it is only good for parts. Exceptions are very much older vehicles that may get a tick to be put back on the road.

[Gillie]

No comment necessary. Make a great paddock bomb!

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[mike123]

Life is cruel.

We drove this onto the tilt tray as if nothing was wrong. Even all the lights still worked !

That's Land Rover tough

Oldie
147223147224147225Ouch, that hurts!

[Homestar]

In NSW there is no such thing as a repairable write-off any longer - any sort of write off means it is only good for parts. Exceptions are very much older vehicles that may get a tick to be put back on the road.

Geez, that’s pretty harsh... Probably the way all States will go eventually... 😞

[oldie]

This is now written off and on its way to Pickles Auction in Sydney.

I bought it new.

It is a MY13.5 Silver Edition. Brand new Goodyear Eagle tyres, 39,000 km on the clock.

Such a shame it can't become a project.

OLDIE

[goingbush]

I had a big gum fall across a VH Sedan , the car looked like it was squashed to the ground but when the tree was removed up the car came on its suspension , now looked like a Charger .

I lifted the squished roof back up with a drott bucket and drove the car in the next Demolition Derby !!