75 series troopy vs 75 series cab chassis legroom
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,Is the troopy going to have BM ?number plates
Probably not,you have been searching havent you.Naughty boy
Which is why I fudged some of the details to throw off the amatuer sleuths
Thats what Im aiming for ,buit maybe I should get a 105,its like driving around on a king size bed
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roscoFJ73 said:,
Probably not,you have been searching havent you.Naughty boy
Which is why I fudged some of the details to throw off the amatuer sleuths
Thats what Im aiming for ,buit maybe I should get a 105,its like driving around on a king size bed
I was just trying to picture were driving 22 hours from Perth would get you lol.
I would take a troopy before a 105.
105s are too soft, no character, has to be leaves all round 
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Broome
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maat
yeah nah maybe
GL rosco keen to see some pics!
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Im excited,Im about to ring a taxi to go to the airport. I dont know what Ill do if I dont buy it.
Accomadation and flights home are all booked out in the town Im going to.
I have my 2 man tent and sleeping bag as a last resort(and a big wad of cash and a cc)
But if all goes well I will be coming down the Nor West Coastal Hwy tonite in my new troopie
Accomadation and flights home are all booked out in the town Im going to.
I have my 2 man tent and sleeping bag as a last resort(and a big wad of cash and a cc)
But if all goes well I will be coming down the Nor West Coastal Hwy tonite in my new troopie
crushers
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buddy, i have flew in to look at a cruiser with full intent to buy and drove back to the airport with nothing.
better to walk than to dump money into a vehicle and have buyers remorse later.
that being said ...
best of luck
better to walk than to dump money into a vehicle and have buyers remorse later.
that being said ...
best of luck
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Very true. Im fully prepared to walk away and get back on the next flight/bus(whenever that maybe
).Great deals pop up every week if you are prepared to wait and have cash on hand.
I got a great deal on my Triumph during the GFC .Seller getting divorced ,wife wants her money yesterday(dont they all) and people who needed to borrow couldnt get easy finance like before.
Im excited,Im about to ring a taxi to go to the airport. I dont know what Ill do if I dont buy it.
Accomadation and flights home are all booked out in the town Im going to.
I have my 2 man tent and sleeping bag as a last resort(and a big wad of cash and a cc)
But if all goes well I will be coming down the Nor West Coastal Hwy tonite in my new troopie
If I remember correctly "Crocodile Dundee" walked everywhere he went ( even if it took weeks ) and you are taking a taxi to the airport. I am very disappointed.
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If I remember correctly "Crocodile Dundee" walked everywhere he went ( even if it took weeks ) and you are taking a taxi to the airport. I am very disappointed.
The "real" croc dundee,Rod Ansell (deceased) drove a 40 and went barefoot everywhere:wink:
He used to use that 40 for knocking over wild bulls in the outback by hitting them side on.
Then ,before they could recover,he would jump out of the 40 and tie up their front and rear hoofs,then drag them onto a truck with a winch,all on his own.
You can see his left foot is a bit bent. It copped a horn through it when he was learning the trade and shoes never fitted him properly after that.
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Rosco ,
Waiting for an update .....
How did you go, are you a proud owner of a troopy?
Cheers Jack
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Waiting for an update .....
How did you go, are you a proud owner of a troopy?
Cheers Jack
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LOL see my other post;D
