$42,500 for a 91 RRC???

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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

so long as nothing covers uninsurable and unroadworthy I suspect your still probably wrong. some of the earlier pictures included things that make phrases like "shonky" "shoddy workmanship" and "bodgy" seem complimentary

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Didn't mean it would be road worthy or insurable, meant to say its had a lot of good bits put on it. Wouldn't think the workmanship would be dodgy, IIRC all work was done by LRA.
Agree he is dodgy though, do you think he actually believes his own story, a little dissilutional I say:)

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Originally Posted by Vern

Didn't mean it would be road worthy or insurable, meant to say its had a lot of good bits put on it. Wouldn't think the workmanship would be dodgy, IIRC all work was done by LRA.
Agree he is dodgy though, do you think he actually believes his own story, a little dissilutional I say:)

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I very much doubt that LRA had anything to do with that thing other than importing it into the country in the first place.

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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

I very much doubt that LRA had anything to do with that thing other than importing it into the country in the first place.

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I think Vern meant Les Richmond, not Land Rover Australia :D

I did indeed Mr muppet:). I think that's where his $115k went.:D

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Nope...

see how his ride is not engineered?

Les Richmond Automotive

see how they have engineers?

Unless something's changed or someones done the shonk under Les's nose (in which case "shonky + dodgy are entirely accurate adjectives to apply to the vehicle regardless of how well it had been modded) if Les's mob had done the mods it would have been engineered and approved Then nitwit splat Mike might have been able to get, maybe $20k for it

as is its a collection of parts that wont fit onto most vehicle transporters, cant be registered, cant be insured and therefore shouldnt be driven so is worth maybe 50% of the sum of all the component parts.

Just because LRA done the work, doesn't mean it was engineered;). Do you think the LSE soft dash on there website is fully engineered, I doubt it, SRS with body lift and 35's:angel:.

Don't know if anyone else picked up the "cryogenically frozen," think he may have meant "cryogenically tempered" they are worlds apart in application and method,,

This guy loves himself a little to much did anyone watch the video link??? And lawyers geez really for eBay!!!!

Don't mind if upset anyone and it's only my opinion but this guy is a spanner and I would hate to meet him at a pub or club day and get stuck listening to him sorry if offended anyone!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Tdi Nico

Don't know if anyone else picked up the "cryogenically frozen," think he may have meant "cryogenically tempered" they are worlds apart in application and method,,

This guy loves himself a little to much did anyone watch the video link??? And lawyers geez really for eBay!!!!

Don't mind if upset anyone and it's only my opinion but this guy is a spanner and I would hate to meet him at a pub or club day and get stuck listening to him sorry if offended anyone!!!!!

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Don't worry mate, no-one in here is going to get offended for you having a jab at Ninja Mike :D :Rolling:

Think he may have a case of the old 'figjam' syndrome.:)

At least it will get you out of trouble if you are ever pulled over by the police, reply to a comment ou Youtube:

Yes, you SHOULD technically have the flares on and I do have them - somewhere. Mind you, I have driven it around like that for the last few years - all over Australia - and haven't actually had any issue with it.
Anyone that has pulled us over is pretty much blown away when I show them the supercharger and active suspension so they just go on their merry way.

So it could be a worthy investment if you get a lot of trafic fines

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