Thread: Exchange rate

Many things aren't that much difference in price to warrant the effort. Having said that, there are a few things which I'll need and know are hard to find locally. I've emailed a few companies overseas to see what their best price door-to-door is, and will most likely go on a small spending spree.

Yeah...Windows 7!!!

Yep....65 mustang fastback when the dollar reaches $1.10 to the US.

I suggest you read previous recent threads on this...The big hurdle is freight ...it seems to have gone up in big leaps and bounds.

Yep CDL kit for my Disco II, even with frieght will be able to buy the boss a new dress and flowers and still be in front..

Cheers Ean

When asked the mail order companies here tell me they are shipping stuff all over the place, not only is the A$ strong but thanks to our Labour Government the British Pound is knackered, make the most.

I've got a few pounds in an english account but I think they'll have to stay put for now

When I left england and emigrated nearly five years ago, the dollar rate was $2.67 to one pound. One week later it dropped to around $2.33.

Guess who's money was still in London A small price to pay though when one looks at the blue sky and surroundings......

small spree
im bringing in a set if silicon hoses, a half length cargo barrier, cross drilled/slotted front disc's, front pads, front and rear headlight/tail light guards all landed for 800aud...now in aust a half length cargo barrier is over $450 + freight...and dont get me started on the price of the light guards
ive saved quite a bit.

cheers phil