What a waste!

[justinc]

This is enough to make you cry,

http://www.pickles.com.au/damaged/ve...otid-970032822

Must've been deep, even the headlamps are full of water


Imagine, all that mouldy Connolly hide


JC

[spudboy]

It'd be making the insurance company cry I guess. Can't say I'm all that fond of Rollers, even though they be very British (back in that vintage anyway).

[Rangier Rover]

Did they take on the WA trip like the drowned Rangie

It must have had a lose and ended up in some water way or a dam

[GuyG]

Could've also been in a flooded garage/carpark with the dint caused by another vehicle floating into it - not that we've had rain here recently

Wonder how the motor is...mmm transplant

[Slunnie]

You'd strip that out and dry it. Drop and replace the fluids and have a crack. The Auto would be the scarry bit.

[Chops]

You'd strip that out and dry it. Drop and replace the fluids and have a crack. The Auto would be the scarry bit.

Same for the auto,, empty, run and empty a couple of times. Can even be flushed with kero,, (I'd be more worried about picking up crud from the bottom of the box, than the water issue).

[Grockle]

Used to sell these in the 90's it's £3,500 max

[Chucaro]

Can I fit the engine on my Defe?

[V8Ian]

These things loose value quicker than a Rangie, so I'd be suprised if it got to $10 000

[Rangier Rover]

There are two Rolls Royce's near here I know of. One in Mudgee and the other near Coolah. The Mudgee one has a bull bar fitted

Bit like the big V8 Merc's no one seems to want them these days.