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    Ex-NZ Army Unimogs

    Does anyone know who sells these vehicles on behalf of the army?
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    No I think the bulk may have already been sold? But when you do find one can I have a drive I miss 3.5 tonnes of steel hurtling down a hill on its two front wheels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 300CALMAN View Post
    No I think the bulk may have already been sold? But when you do find one can I have a drive I miss 3.5 tonnes of steel hurtling down a hill on its two front wheels.
    Buy a landcruser then.

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    Unimogs are awesome, used to have a mog ambulance in the army... The side angle that thing could handle was just insane
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    You have probably already seen this on Tarme:

    Unimog 1300L | Trade Me

    A 1300 would definitely be a nice hunting wagon.
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    Right, that does it !!, anyone want a slightly used left kidney ? Going cheap @ $35 K
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    Quote Originally Posted by 300CALMAN View Post
    No I think the bulk may have already been sold? But when you do find one can I have a drive I miss 3.5 tonnes of steel hurtling down a hill on its two front wheels.
    The 1700 are 6875kgs a bit heavier than the older 1300.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 300CALMAN View Post
    No I think the bulk may have already been sold? But when you do find one can I have a drive I miss 3.5 tonnes of steel hurtling down a hill on its two front wheels.
    Still plenty in service and will be for some time yet. Of late Turners have been the agents for selling the aging vehicles, quite a few Kawasaki's have have been up for grabs recently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shooter View Post
    The 1700 are 6875kgs a bit heavier than the older 1300.
    Oops 4.5 tonnes or 7.5 glw. 3.5 tonnes was my Fathers shitty little light commercial that I used for deliveries. No the 1700/1300 refers to the Hp rating of the motor if I remember? possibly turbo/non turbo respectively (cant be bothered googling). I am sure the NZ army ones that we drove were the non turbo 1300 type.

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    Awesome too hear some are still for sale. Great to drive, just don't have an accident in a loaded one, the cabs tend to fold easily on roll over or impact with a bank.

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    I've never been in one, but I want one.
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    I remember when they sold off the small ones years ago. I thought about it real hard, till I priced out the cost of spare parts

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    I've never been in one, but I want one.
    No @gadgetman you NEED one, so do I. Of course my Wife would disagree funny that.

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    Divorce your wife and marry gadgetman, it is legal nowdays and you can agree on the same things I am sure :-)
    And you could share the same toys for half the price !
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    Thanks Friwi for a practical solution. Unfortunately there are some problems with that, not to mention that after the divorce I would have no money for toys anyway... Let alone paying for parts for the said Unimog, Barefoot got that one right.

 

 

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