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Thread: Camel 110 Rolled - Darwin

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    lewy is offline Wizard Silver Subscriber
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    Last edited by lewy; 28th September 2010 at 06:09 PM. Reason: wrong link

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    Good to see the safety devices cage worked.

    A lot of deefers I've seen that have rolled were in really bad shape..
    Hercules: 1986 110 Isuzu 3.9 (4BD1-T)
    Brutus: 1969 109 ExMil 2a FFT (loved and lost)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobacco Bush View Post
    Interesting to see the left rear wheel in the auction pictures - wheel has gone from concave to convex.
    That's incredible !!
    Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by lewy View Post
    Glad to hear no one was injured.

    Yeah was the trailer. It fetched over $7000. I had contacted Track Trailer about repairing it and they said 'don't bother'. At least $15000 in repairs and that was BEFORE we found out it had been on its roof and the suspension was damaged not to mention other unseen damage.

    Notice that the D3 had no driving lights, winch, spare tyres etc. when it got to Fowles. must have fallen off when it was turned right way up

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    Quote Originally Posted by grover7488 View Post
    Glad to hear no one was injured.

    Yeah was the trailer. It fetched over $7000. I had contacted Track Trailer about repairing it and they said 'don't bother'. At least $15000 in repairs and that was BEFORE we found out it had been on its roof and the suspension was damaged not to mention other unseen damage.

    Notice that the D3 had no driving lights, winch, spare tyres etc. when it got to Fowles. must have fallen off when it was turned right way up
    It is possible the owner was allowed to remove these extras by the insurance company. This is not uncommon. I know of a rolled vehicle recently where the insurance company allowed the previous owner to remove a gas system from a D2, reducing any resale value considerably.

    Erich

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bundalene View Post
    It is possible the owner was allowed to remove these extras by the insurance company. This is not uncommon. I know of a rolled vehicle recently where the insurance company allowed the previous owner to remove a gas system from a D2, reducing any resale value considerably.

    Erich
    hi erich

    Huh. I would have thought those maggots would want everything. you cant even take the number plates off

    cheers

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    Great that no-one seriously injured, although a terrible way to end both trips.

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