Thread: Out go the Perenties, in come the Gelandewagens

I wish I had G-Wagons, it's been so long since I did the course that when I eventually do go to a unit that has them I won't even remember the button to push that starts it...

Interesting that they are heading South out of Melbourne. The few I've seen on transporters are on their way North...I wonder what their destination is? - Maybe a body getting fitted at Dandenong?

Originally Posted by DeeJay

Interesting that they are heading South out of Melbourne. The few I've seen on transporters are on their way North...I wonder what their destination is? - Maybe a body getting fitted at Dandenong?

Mulgrave

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Address: 44 Lexia Pl, Mulgrave VIC 3170

The photo is probably on the way from the port to Mulgrave. As you can see they don't have a tray on the 4x4 single cab, that has to be put on before delivery to the ADF.

There were two transporters and 6 G-Wagens heading south that day.

Second was the cab chassis already posted.

Here's the first truck.

You can see the camouflage paint scheme is applied very uniformly at the factory. Austrian precision.

Same stencil combination over and over.

Perentie camouflage seems far more variable by contrast...

And here's the original army press photo colour scheme for comparison purposes with the production run final design.

No Offence to my puma whome I love to bits but man I want a G wagon they're like a range rover with the rugged good looks of the fender. Too bad about the price tag on the civies.

How good are the G wagon's off road compared to the Landrovers ..Really...

Just curious

Originally Posted by 4x4 MORE

How good are the G wagon's off road compared to the Landrovers ..Really...

Just curious

Pretty good by all accounts. They have front, centre and rear diff locks as standard.