Thread: Army vehicle disposal

Hmmmm not too sure about the black tho. But your right about the price

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Could have painted the inside of the doors.

Do you know anything about this one Dave ??
Not all Perenties for sale in Qld are mine!! ; )
No, don't know this one. If it goes for less than $12K then it is a fair buy (dependant on paint quality).

AFM have a display at the 4x4 show in Melbourne this weekend including their dark grey special model. They had a representative from KLR there also who was a fountain of knowledge.

Originally Posted by Barefoot Dave

Do you know anything about this one Dave ??
Not all Perenties for sale in Qld are mine!! ; )
No, don't know this one. If it goes for less than $12K then it is a fair buy (dependant on paint quality).

It fetched $8,800.00

I've had a change of plan now

Originally Posted by Barefoot Dave

G'Day faceplant.
Concensus is that there is only 1 Survey left and that is one of the 6 initial production vehicles, so it will probably go for a premium. Unless it has been destroyed, of course.

Many were released early on as they are no longer a specialist vehicle and were not really being used.
Their are a few options for hardtop conversions here. take a look around.
Maybe even give KLR automotive a call, it could be worth your while.

COnverting a ragtop FFR is cheaper. MArket price for a Survey is $15- 20 000.
An FFR at auction will set you back about $10 000 (incl fees)
You can get a pretty good fitout for the difference!

Oh are the 3 door hard tops that rare?
I hoped to buy one of those.

Like you say though, it's not that hard to put a hard top on them.
Do rear doors become an issue at all?

Do rear doors become an issue at all?

In what way?

Umm, a rear door (hard top conversion) would be way more difficult on and FFR compared to a GS