Two Converted Brumbys for sale...

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Two Converted Brumbys for sale...

Post by BRUMBERTY » Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:33 am

Big John the builder has after 15 years of ownership decided to sell his beloved "Ferrari".

1990 twin headlight Brumby.
Maranello Red..faded into an anti-radar matte finish
EJ22, AWD Dual range 5 speed,
50mm lift
14" sunraysiers with 215's
custom tray cover with hinges, locks and racks above.
Spare tyre holder on top.
Alloy Bull bar
Rear discs
New- clutch, belt, boots, bearings, brake pads, front and rear coills. front struts
Tow Bar
CD player
Liberty seats

Rego until april 2012
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It goes like stink and sounds like a porsche.
Superbly maintained mechanicallly,

A few rust spots to deal with is the only down side

Offers around the $5,000 mark will secure it.

Call Me on 0400 247754
1989 Subaru WonderBrumby II
EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.

1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.

Jet boat..webbered EA81 with a hybrid tin dish welded and glued to it.
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Post by El_Freddo » Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:21 pm

Good looking brumby :D

Would it be hard to get it rego'd? Just curious for those looking at purchasing.

And is there another one up for grabs - just that the title says there's two...

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Post by BRUMBERTY » Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:00 pm

Mine is in the for sale section, un rego'd,
this one is registerd in Tassie, I will find out how much it has left on it.

$50 for a car on the Spirit of Tassie ferry to Smellbourne.
1989 Subaru WonderBrumby II
EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.

1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.

Jet boat..webbered EA81 with a hybrid tin dish welded and glued to it.
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Post by Bungers » Tue Jan 17, 2012 3:25 pm

Ends up being about 380 if you want to come back from Tasmania to Smellbourne with the car.
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Post by Subyroo » Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:51 pm

Bungers wrote:Ends up being about 380 if you want to come back from Tasmania to Smellbourne with the car.
What $50.00 for a car unaccompanied and $330 for a person, that can't be right surely. :confused:
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Post by BRUMBERTY » Wed Jan 18, 2012 8:31 am

It depends on what accomodation you book.
A seat on a day sail is cheap, a cabin berth is more, overnight sailing is even more.
The car is $50 (government subsidised).

I have done it twice recently for under around $120 one way with a car.

Johns Brumby is rego-d until april this year.
Mine will be sold with thirty days of temporary rego for the buyer to drive it home.
1989 Subaru WonderBrumby II
EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.

1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.

Jet boat..webbered EA81 with a hybrid tin dish welded and glued to it.
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Post by BRUMBERTY » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:26 am

Subyroo wrote:What $50.00 for a car unaccompanied and $330 for a person, that can't be right surely. :confused:
Lets not start a Spirit bashing here...but yes it can be horrendously expensive.

We tried to book for Christmas this year, one car, one cabin return + Groover ($25 extra)
and the cheapest we could get was $1,720!!!

BOOKING IN SEPTEMBER!

Cabins are expensive, but hell so are kids!
1989 Subaru WonderBrumby II
EJ22 Dual range AWD lifted, widened and much happier now thanks very much.

1991 L Series wagon, white and perfectly normal apart from the ticking, no I think that is normal.

Jet boat..webbered EA81 with a hybrid tin dish welded and glued to it.
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Post by subybrumby » Wed Jan 18, 2012 7:11 pm

And how is Groover...got over his accident when someone (can't remember) run over him or something??? Mork wants to know too (chihuahua in avatar)...Trevor
1989 Subaru Brumby - EA82T 5speed box. 4wheel disc, electric Windows plus other goodies.
Future Plans- Seat upgrade and Possible EJ20T implant.

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Post by Matt » Thu Jan 19, 2012 3:07 pm

You think that is expensive to get a car to Maggie from the mainland. (around 5km, easily see the island) is around $200 off season....
"Bianca"
'86 Brumby - Dual Port Heads, 5 Speed Dual Range, Custom Cam, Tuned Weber, Tuned Suspension, 2" Body Lift Kit, LSD, 14" rims, 2.25" Exhaust, Snorkel, Dual Batteries, DVD Player, UHF, VHF, etc. Offically now part of the 350, 000 km Club! :) And still pulling like a freight train.
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82 MY Wagon - EA81T, RS Liberty WIAC, 5 Speed Dual Range, Tuned Suspension, 14" Rims 27" Tyres, 2" Body Lift Kit, Apline Head unit, UHF, Roof Console, L Series seats, Soon to have New Paint, snorkel, Dual batteries, etc
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Post by vhr32 » Thu Feb 23, 2012 5:59 pm

$83 plus the cost of a seat/cabin.

http://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/fares/specials.aspx
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