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2001 VX Commodore wagon, have owned for a couple years and in that time have gone through and upgraded parts to make it a reliable tow car! Car is also DUEL FUEL so cheap as chips to run (costs about the same as a 4 cylinder hatch) Heavy duty tow ball (cost $550) 6 month old rotors and pads (cost $400) new rear shockers and springs (cost $400) new air bags in the rear for towing (cost $275) recently replaced thermostat and intake pipe. Tyres still have at least 75% tread! still around 9 months rego left! Car is also on GAS...cheap!! Have used this car over 15 times for towing car/trailer and she has been extremely reliable (including interstate trips). Car does have some paint fade on the bonnet and also some small dents on one side (nothing serious). $4700 ONO Ryan-0413804117 -
hey fellas, I bought this chain and ABUS padlocks from a Sydney locksmith last november to secure my boat trailer to a electricity pole outside my house. boat's now been sold and iv'e relocated to melbourne so PICKUP ONLY on this item due to weight (Box Hill South, Vic). It's a 10ft / 3m hardened steel chain made specifically for securing motorcycles, trailers and such. Also 2 ABUS padlocks (one bigger to fit the chain and one smaller). The chain uses 13mm hardened steel links and is fully jacketed. The ABUS padlocks each had a security cylinder installed with registered/secure key ie. the padlocks cannot be picked or bumped. Neither the chain nor the padlocks can be cut with bolt cutters, you'd need an angle grinder and plenty of time to cut through the 13mm links (even longer on the padlocks). Only one registered key but 2nd can be provided by ordering from locksmith who has the code ($40 from memory). I paid $350 for the chain (was on sale) and $100 for the bigger ABUS padlock and $80 for the slightly smaller. Then $100 for each padlock to have the security cylinders installed (can't be picked or bumped) so a bit over $700 Perfect for securing a motorcycle, trailer and maybe even a car. I used this to secure my boat trailer as it had to be parked on a busy street and almost got stolen on day 1. Asking for $500 or best offer. -
FS: Ratchet straps and link straps. Hey guys I have good quality ratchet straps and link straps for sale. Perfect for your track car if your towing it via trailer. All approved so they are legal. The link straps have metal couplings wich provide a stronger and long lasting life of the straps used so no longer crossing straps wich can wear and frey the straps. Here are the prices: 2.5T, 50mm wide, 9m long - $20 each 1.5T, 25mm wide, 6m long - $15 each Link straps, 50mm wide .5 long triple layered with metal couplings to suit 2.5t straps - $13.50 each I can make a deal if you buy bulk (4 or more). All prices exclude postage. Postage pricing may vary as per wieght and quantity. All posted items will have tracking. Interstate payments will be done using paypal unless buyer is happy to do bank transfer. All local payments can be made in cash on pickup. Delivery in the logan area free. Delivery is an option in the brisbane/goldcoast region however an extra charge depending on distance traveled will be added.
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Wanted to rent/borrow - Car Trailer Hi all, I am attempting to organise myself to head from Melbourne to Sydney for GTR Festival in June. I am looking to move my car by trailer (before you ask, my GTR is awful on the road and it's 875km each way), I'm looking for a trailer that I can use that is in Melbourne. Does anyone have a suitable trailer for a car approx 110mm off the ground? The trailer itself needs to be registered (if applicable) and in good working order. Due to the wieght of the car I think it will also need to be braked. I'd be happy to hear about someone you know who might be interested, but ideally, i'm looking for a business that offers these services. I've checked with my insurer (Shannons) and the car would be covered in the event of an accident if it was being towed on a trailer.
