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UNIMOG Camper - public service announcement.

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UNIMOG Camper - public service announcement.

Post by dumbdunce »

seen for sale by the side of Nelson Bay Road near Anna Bay this afternoon - very nice looking, only 93,000km, camper back looked very comfortable and well decked out. I have no idea of price and have no affiliation with the seller at all, just posting it here for interests sake.

if you are interested PM me and I can give you the guys (or girls I guess) number - I have not called about it, pretty sure it's outside my budget and there's no way it would fit in my garage.

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Post by landy_man »

someone else in the for sale section was selling one as well... but the heading was camper for sale....if he put Unimog for sale it would get more interest
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Post by dumbdunce »

oh yeah tyres are 335/80 on 20" rims (41x13" ish), 3 near new, unroaded spare, 1 of slightly different tread pattern with about 70% tread.

it's sexy. I want one.
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Post by dumbdunce »

I didn't want to put this one in 'for sale' since it's not mine to sell. the other one isn't there any more - or at least I coulnd't find it.
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Post by Beastmavster »

The other one was much older - 1966 or something. It was abotu 12k so pretty affordable for a mog....
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Post by dumbdunce »

I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?
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Post by Singo17 »

dumbdunce wrote:I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?



There has been a D/C U1400 in the 4x4 trader for months started at around 90k+ npw it down to 59k. Would make a great tourer.
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Re: UNIMOG Camper - public service announcement.

Post by MUSS »

dumbdunce wrote:seen for sale by the side of Nelson Bay Road near Anna Bay this afternoon - very nice looking, only 93,000km, camper back looked very comfortable and well decked out. I have no idea of price and have no affiliation with the seller at all, just posting it here for interests sake.

if you are interested PM me and I can give you the guys (or girls I guess) number - I have not called about it, pretty sure it's outside my budget and there's no way it would fit in my garage.

cheers

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Post by toonfish »

ahhhh eight forward and eight reverse gears ,
why because you can :lol:
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Post by Beastmavster »

dumbdunce wrote:I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?


Light truck licence I believe for the 4 wheel ones.

And make sure you have plenty of time on your hands for touring..... the Australian army rarely drive theirs any faster than about 90kph.....
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Post by dumbdunce »

yeah it doesn't look like the kind of truck that's built for speed :)

nobody's in a hurry if they're touring are they? it would still be quicker than towing a camper trailer or caravan, especially the hella heavy 'off road' campers and vans.
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Post by redzook »

this is only just down the road from me :D

been for sale for a fair while :)

dumbdunce are u from around the bay or just came to the beach?
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Post by dumbdunce »

yeah we just came up for a day on the beach. how long has it been for sale? any idea what they're asking for it (obviously too much eh?)
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Post by redzook »

no idea on price
id say 4 months its been for sale
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Post by Surfin Alec »

That mog is my mum's boyfriends.
I think he is asking around the $150k mark. He had the body built for their trip around OZ. It has a hydraulic extending roof (when fully loaded) and all the usual stuff like ac shower generator heaps of water / fuel tanks etc. He hasnt been trying too hard to sell it as I think he is still too attached.
So if any one is interested or would like to find out more PM me and I will gladely help.
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Post by dumbdunce »

hahaha even the high end of my guessed price was only half price :) the camper is pretty schmick, but I paid less than that for my house!

hrm.. house. all paid off. worth three times what I paid for it. hrm.. can anyone say 'Equity Mate' :))


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Post by Singo17 »

Suzuki Viagra wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?


Light truck licence I believe for the 4 wheel ones.

And make sure you have plenty of time on your hands for touring..... the Australian army rarely drive theirs any faster than about 90kph.....


Mate they don't go much faster than 90kph, The fastest I have been in one is 105kph, they are governed and you dont wanna go much faster than that in em anyway. Cool rig our drivers don't know how to get the best outta them either (mostly ricer boys and girlz) .
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Post by Beastmavster »

Singo17 wrote:
Suzuki Viagra wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?


Light truck licence I believe for the 4 wheel ones.

And make sure you have plenty of time on your hands for touring..... the Australian army rarely drive theirs any faster than about 90kph.....


Mate they don't go much faster than 90kph, The fastest I have been in one is 105kph, they are governed and you dont wanna go much faster than that in em anyway. Cool rig our drivers don't know how to get the best outta them either (mostly ricer boys and girlz) .


My brother when he was at pucka reckoned the noise inside them at 100 is so bad you'd never wanna go much faster than 90 anyway. Looking at the tyres on em here (there's a heap of them up at Enoggera) I can see why....... Looks a bit like a Jungle trekker but about 2 feet taller....
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Post by Buggarr »

There not bad as an Orf road Vehicle. If i had the money i would buy 1 as it was my mode of Transport whilst i was in the Army at Holsworthy (Liverpool NSW)

dumbdunce wrote:what license is required to drive one of these beasts?


Yes it is only a Light Truck Licence but i don't think it exist's in Melb anymore. I only say that cause i had a LT Licence :oops: and went to a Heavy Combination :shock: with nothing inbetween ( no Med Rig, no Heavy Rig )
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Post by Singo17 »

Suzuki Viagra wrote:
Singo17 wrote:
Suzuki Viagra wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:I'll say. I have no idea what this one would be worth, but I was guessing anywhere in the 40k - 80k range - possibly more. did I mention I have no idea?

what license is required to drive one of these beasts?


Light truck licence I believe for the 4 wheel ones.

And make sure you have plenty of time on your hands for touring..... the Australian army rarely drive theirs any faster than about 90kph.....


Mate they don't go much faster than 90kph, The fastest I have been in one is 105kph, they are governed and you dont wanna go much faster than that in em anyway. Cool rig our drivers don't know how to get the best outta them either (mostly ricer boys and girlz) .


My brother when he was at pucka reckoned the noise inside them at 100 is so bad you'd never wanna go much faster than 90 anyway. Looking at the tyres on em here (there's a heap of them up at Enoggera) I can see why....... Looks a bit like a Jungle trekker but about 2 feet taller....


Some think Simex ripped the pattern and made a few mods to make the original JT.

There not that noisy less than a series IIA or a 110 landy. They ride better with a few tons in the back but the blokes always forget to drop pressures off road. Seen em bogged where you could drive a Pram through.
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