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go to o'connor. went there for mine and they were ultra slack and go about an hour before they stop as they can't be bothered after a full day and pass you.

welcome mate If you importing try Black Sun Imports, based in WA as well and went through them myself and couldn't be happier. www.blacksunimports.com.au or pm R32zilla

ohh k yeh we had been talking about the lack of NA orientated prizes should I win and I did lol

so Mike or Paul, apparently i won something?

here are some photos my mate took, we bailed at Bibra Lake so didn't get any after that.

yeh try Fibrevision mate...ask Bruce about the explosion kit.

sounds good mate, use the online tracking they have as that seems to be quite good and updated regularly. calling them up you just get some tool who doesn't know what he's on about.

drive it!!! that's the only way. don't have much choice in terms of trusting them, they would only be driving it on and off tow trucks etc and with all of them and mine i got a sheet stating the k's on the car and any damage etc so will be thoroughly inspecting it when it arrives before accepting it.

mine was put on the back of a tow truck

to have it sent priority they qouted me $2200....i was like mmm nah i'll pass. all the cars from NSW they said will go through same process and won't come straight here i don't think unless you pay the premium for priority service.

his name is ZQ, jeez Dan you could at least get that right

My car is being brought over from NSW to WA at the moment. There was a derailment which is why they are saying 14 days as opposed to the usual 8. Was in same position as you in terms of getting qoutes from TNT and Autotrans. Autotrans: $1190 but they don't cover stone chips and it's not enclosed Toll: $1222.99 with cover for stone chips and any damage and they send it enclosed on the rail. However with the derailment, I have been told something different everytime from TNT in terms of times and also method of transport as they are saying it will be quicker for it to go to NSW depot> truck to Melb depot>Boat>WA depot rather than originally planned way of NSW depot> truck to Adelaide> Rail to WA depot. I really don't know what's going on so will be on the phone tomorrow to see what's the go.

Brendan, yeh that's the one....will be only one in the state which will be nice as opposed to driving a silver 33 which was the only one on the street ha ha John, Better bloody not, the odometer was noted on delivery to them so that will be the first thing i check when it arrives.

There is a delay with all companies by rail at the moment as there was a derailment so everything has been delayed by up to 2 weeks.

When they say it will take 8 days for your car to come from NSW to WA. Then call you saying there was a derailment so now it is 15 working days. Then call you again and say it might be another 7-10 days on top of the 15 we already qouted you. WTF Get it right you dickheads!!! How f**king long can it take

any particular reason about insurance with TNT?

Tnt(now known as Ceva) are going to be bringing my car back from NSW to WA starting today or tomorrow. $1200 flat and would be 8 working days but there was a derailment so it's been pushed back another week.

Depends on your location, I go to the place local to me so could be worth ringing around the places near you and see how much they want to do it and just make sure they aren't too rough on it and should be sweet.

to Perth from Sydney ranges anywhere from 1000-1200 heaps of companies like tnt or toll's websites have an instant qoute system that will give you an accurate price.

this the one from imports101 isn't it? i think i saw it on the stock list. looks like one hell of a car, spoken to Danny on how hard he thinks it will be to get over the pits?

charge it for everyday they possibly can the bastards, so yes including weekends.

just had a look and mine only took 4 days(done in mid feb). what docks is the car at, each one has different rates.

codewords and secret internet sites eyyy, probs read dan's random posts and thought they were codes.