Thread: Record price for a 4BD1 County?

Might be reasonable, if it had 200,000kms less

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

If those snorkels are in the driver's line of sight they are an illegal fitment. An astute Authorised Inspector in Queensland would refuse to issue a Safety Certificate for the vehicle. A roadside inspection by a QT officer could result in a defect notice and possibly a fine. As to the wheel studs, I can not comment as I do not know the standards applicable, but fitter apprentices were taught the maxim of "three threads through".

Except there is no RWC/SC in WA, unless the rego lapses and it needs to be reregistered.

Went out at lunch today and it drove past me at an intersection! 1 (male) driver, no passengers. Either someone has bought it or the car yard were running errands in it.

Went well for an NA, and no smoke.

The county is in really good nick , but was it worth the price ? well only the person who buys it would think so.

It's got an LT95, contrary to what the stealer blurb says. Plus it would be squeezy fitting ten people in with the cubby box in place. As for the wheel studs, I think stock County rims are thinner, as my studs look the same when fitted with Disco rims, and those raised air-intakes would not last too long on some of the overgrown bush tracks we go on down here in the high country.

I don't know what you are complaining for it only makes our cars worth more as well. I would hope to get 20k for my county once finished the refirb.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Except there is no RWC/SC in WA, unless the rego lapses and it needs to be reregistered.

If they are in the driver's line of sight then they are illegal, no matter what state they are in. Check the uniform road rules. They even give the theoretical legislative position of the driver's eyes.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Fabcar Group



Looks good,
but $19k!!!

Bit pricey, but wait till my 1990 (very last of the highly sought after & ultra rare Isuzu County's) one comes up for sale in a few months time... You always have to add the words "Ultra Rare" & "highly sought after" to anything on Ebay..

Anyway, at last someone is appreciating the rareness of one of THE most 'Australian' Land Rovers ever!

But on a more serious note... prices will continue to go up if the rumour regarding Army 110 Isuzu's being scrapped and not sold to the public is true.

Jon