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Re: NZ Patrols
Thankyou RiverPatrol been in contact with Adrian before he got his hands on the Fire Patrol, we have assessed a few options on ways to save the fire patrol by brining its shell/ chassis to Australia as a project for myself.
Unfortunately due to ridiculous gov regulations it cannot be easily brought into Aus without some work and still keeping it still driveable and functional as drive on drive off transport is about half the price of somthing that doesn't function.
Other issue is the shipping and freight these days as a non function vehicle is absolutely ridiculous, seeing quotes upwards of $9500 to around $11500 , thats just gouging people already struggling.
Unfortunately it looks like my dream of a salvageable fire truck won't be happening anytime soon, if shipping places quoted $5-6000 I'd Jump at the opportunity.
Unfortunately due to ridiculous gov regulations it cannot be easily brought into Aus without some work and still keeping it still driveable and functional as drive on drive off transport is about half the price of somthing that doesn't function.
Other issue is the shipping and freight these days as a non function vehicle is absolutely ridiculous, seeing quotes upwards of $9500 to around $11500 , thats just gouging people already struggling.
Unfortunately it looks like my dream of a salvageable fire truck won't be happening anytime soon, if shipping places quoted $5-6000 I'd Jump at the opportunity.
