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Post by Robert Polsen »

guday, im curently a zook driver (and i love it) but cercumstance demands a tray back ute/disel/ able to pull a car trayla/with buggy.
a mates recomended a rocky with a tray. i havent seen meny around and im wondering how comon they are and if $3500 is a realistic price since thats about what ill sell my zook for.
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Post by murcod »

Hi, jump on www.redbook.com.au and look through the private buyers area. That will tell you what years they were made and what engines they came with; plus give a rough guesstimate on prices.

If you want a decent one then be prepared to pay way above Redbook values. ;)
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Post by Robert Polsen »

iv had a quick look thrue there but still not sure how easy thay are to get hold of and wethere thay can pull a ton of trayla long distance (like doun to bunbry) there was one in the quaka awhile back for about $5000 wich is at the top of what red books quotes
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Post by murcod »

The towing shouldn't be a problem providing you get the 2.8 turbo diesel, buying the 2l petrol would be a mistake IMHO. As far as finding one, they are reasonably rare. Try websites such as www.carsguide.com.au ; www.carpoint.com.au and www.carsales.com.au .
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

murcod wrote:The towing shouldn't be a problem providing you get the 2.8 turbo diesel .
As far as i am aware the Rocky Ute never had a Turbo Diesel as an option, only had a 2.8 NA Diesel apart from the earliest models which also had the Petrol option.


If your planning on towing, might also be worth looking at a MQ/MK Patrol with an SD33 (3.3L Diesel) in it, should be able to find one in the price your looking at it reasonable condition.
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Post by rOd »

There is one near my place (rocky ute) that has had the SOA treatment with custom barwork everywhere and running 31" Baja claws. :cool:

Dont think its for sale though.
Dont expect mere proof to sway my opinion.
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r0ck_m0nkey wrote:As far as i am aware the Rocky Ute never had a Turbo Diesel as an option, only had a 2.8 NA Diesel apart from the earliest models which also had the Petrol option.

Nothing an aftermarket turbo kit won't sort out! :twisted:
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Post by Robert Polsen »

thanks guys i may be joining u soon
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Post by Robert Polsen »

i ran in to one today that was previusly a wetrac work truck the owner was an ex westrac worker. it usto have the drop doun train wheels so it could run along the tracks. im whating to here back from them to see if there are eny more. the only negitive thing was the size of the tray witch was huge and gave a very bad departur angle. but i could easily shave a bit off. dose enyone have sum pics rocky t'back utes as this one looked a bit bigger than most rockys
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