6x6

Why?

Try
Rod McCormack Total 4wd center in Epping.
Sandy Bowman at Aust 4wd specialists

Now, there are some getting around here in Adelaide, with the sign-writing "All Track" on the sides. Do you have All Track in Vic?

They do look mean.

Cheers

Wolfie

WOLFIE
DON'T KNOW IF THEY ARE IN VICI. WILL TRY AND TRACK THEM DOWN VIA THE NET
THANKS
JEFF.O

Jeff,

Unless you need a new one for bussiness reasons I'd scout the govt auctions/4x4 Trader etc for a second hand one at half the value. Most haven't done that much work anyway and you won't have to cop the huge drop in value when you go to sell it.

Cheers,
Hughesy

HUGHSEY

THANKS, BUT I NEED TO GET A NEW ONE
JEFF.O

I've been thinking about doing a similar thing to my GU wagon....turning it into a 6 wheeler, dual cab.....
The one I saw in Karumba recently and talked to the owner, was a 6x4 (ie: lazy axle only) and that conversion was done by "6 wheeler" in Brisbane somewhere.....but it cost $19,000- just for the cut & shut, chassis extension, and a basic trayback. The bloke then spent another $3,000- on a aluminium box for the back, which had a steel frame supporting it.

If it's $19K for a lazy axle version, I'd hate to think how much extra it would be for a 3rd diff etc!!! But then again, you're not talking about a wagon either, so it maybe cheaper. I did also see a 75/78 series ute in Mt Isa that was a 6 wheeler, but couldn't tell whether it was a true 6x6.