Thread: A.W.O.L.

I saw a post on remlr forum, I think the receiver auction has already been. Finished the 16th of April if I remember correctly. Although some said not all perenties were auctioned off so there may still be some on the way.

G 'day Bushie and Ashley.
Yes they did go bust, but it is a complex story.
Only 2 vehicles were sold. They need a but of work. There are a number of good vehicles sitting in the yard at Grays online in Brisbane. That is were they will be sold.
Oh, Tom wasn't pushing the prices up. His purchases accounted for about .5% of sales to date. Hardly cornering the market.
The last round was fairly poor quality, hence some low prices. Many actually went higher than normal due to low availability.

Hi Dave I was talking about the perentie spares he was buying all the landrover seats they were going for around $200 and when he stopped buying they dropped to around $25 . He out bid me quite a few times till I finally got one.Ashley they only took the last lot of perenties and a truck load of trailers 2 days ago cheers Bushy

Well it was an Auction, Highest Bidder Wins.

Wait for the people who bought the seats from AWOL, you may find them selling higher than when first sold.

Any ideas when the Brisbane auction will be?

Originally Posted by Ashleylipus

Any ideas when the Brisbane auction will be?

keep an eye on graysonline?

Originally Posted by Barefoot Dave

G 'day Bushie and Ashley.
Yes they did go bust, but it is a complex story.
Only 2 vehicles were sold. They need a but of work. There are a number of good vehicles sitting in the yard at Grays online in Brisbane. That is were they will be sold.
Oh, Tom wasn't pushing the prices up. His purchases accounted for about .5% of sales to date. Hardly cornering the market.
The last round was fairly poor quality, hence some low prices. Many actually went higher than normal due to low availability.

Just doing a rough calculation on that figure, Dave - does this mean that AFM are "about" halfway through the LR fleet disposal ?

I note that the Army operated LRs at the Sydney Anzac Day all looked pretty schmick - I don't suppose they would keep a few good ones for such ceremonial work ?
But that job couldn't be done with GWagens (open top carriage of veterans).

I called Gray's this morning, and was told there will be around 50 being auctioned in Brisbane. He couldn't give me an accurate timeframe, but said they will be heavily advertised and available somewhere between 2 weeks and 2 months. I was also told there are a handful with complianced rear seating.