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    Quote Originally Posted by Scallops View Post
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    Bloody Mexicans!
    Trouble is there's more of them here than there
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Trouble is there's more of them here than there
    Got that right too - problem is - I'm one of them

    PS - Ivan - you might as well bring the ashes urn over with you too - well, at least the trophy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scallops View Post
    Got that right too - problem is - I'm one of them

    PS - Ivan - you might as well bring the ashes urn over with you too - well, at least the trophy.
    Tut tut
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    G'day Ivan

    It would definately be worthwhile to bring both of your 90's over to Australia, as they were only sold here for about 23 months a couple of years ago, they are a VERY desireable vehicle in this country as to your moving to Queensland, what line of work are you wishing to follow?? and do you wish to settle in S.E. Qld (that is within 60 miles of greater Brisbane?) city, semi rural, coastal, as it will all have a bearing on what area to look into, it might be worth you while to get a detailed map of SE Qld and make an area to investagate, somebody from here could possibly mail a SE Qld map over to you then with a chosen area, the rental rates and availability can be followed up.

    BRING YOUR 90'S WITH YOU


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    Quote Originally Posted by cooper View Post
    You will love it over here,I came here in 74,and still don't understand sentences like that one.Well done Skully,one of your finest
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    Good move Ivan, I've been here 4 years now and don't miss the uk at all, only friends and family It's a great place to be, especially for kids to grow up.

    There is definately a shortage of landrover 90's, so if it's in good condition bring it out.

    Have a look at www.koalaconnection.com.au + Holiday Homes Australia - Aussie Holiday Homes a friend of mine also runs pomsdownunder.com - The migrants guide to emigrating to and settling in Australia he'll answer any queries you may have, a very helpful chap

    On another note, would you have room to squeeze one of those "landrover dormobile elevating roofs" into one of your containers ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by UncleHo View Post
    G'day Ivan

    It would definately be worthwhile to bring both of your 90's over to Australia, as they were only sold here for about 23 months a couple of years ago, they are a VERY desireable vehicle in this country as to your moving to Queensland, what line of work are you wishing to follow?? and do you wish to settle in S.E. Qld (that is within 60 miles of greater Brisbane?) city, semi rural, coastal, as it will all have a bearing on what area to look into, it might be worth you while to get a detailed map of SE Qld and make an area to investagate, somebody from here could possibly mail a SE Qld map over to you then with a chosen area, the rental rates and availability can be followed up.

    BRING YOUR 90'S WITH YOU


    cheers
    In reply to the above, I am an Oracle DBA/Developer so I suspect most work will be based in the CBD. I would be happy to live anywhere that is in commuting distance. At the moment I travel 1.5 hours to work (50 miles), so anything less is going to be a bonus.
    I spoke to the wife last night and mentioned the comments on here. She has agreed with that we will bring both 90's over. My 90 (1987) needs painting and a bit of work to make it look better but, it will give me something to do and keep me out of trouble.

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    I am a southerner myself and am moving back to Australia upon retirement (soon). It has been a good place to live, but we are looking for a lifestyle (weather) change for our later years.

    Good luck with the move and a SE Qld AULRO get together will be on the cards after you arrive.
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    Hang on we only know one part of the story here! If you can get good money for the 90's in the UK then I would consider leaving them there, and particularly the older one. If you could say get the equivalent of $10k Aus over there... you'd have to think about it. Landed it would owe you $15k which gets a fair bit of LR here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan View Post
    In reply to the above, I am an Oracle DBA/Developer so I suspect most work will be based in the CBD. I would be happy to live anywhere that is in commuting distance. At the moment I travel 1.5 hours to work (50 miles), so anything less is going to be a bonus.
    I spoke to the wife last night and mentioned the comments on here. She has agreed with that we will bring both 90's over. My 90 (1987) needs painting and a bit of work to make it look better but, it will give me something to do and keep me out of trouble.
    Don't talk to me about those people.. they are horrible wretches.

    When you get here if you work in the city we must have lunch and talk Larry
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