80 series mirror

what did henry ford say? I will give them the car if they buy the parts off me

And as long as it only black!

G'day Trooptrek
What do you guys charge to fix?
How successful is it ie does it fail again or do you reinforce at the same time?
What's your business name?
What's the address?

Hi Moose
Plastic Fix is our business name have been in business for 8 years repairing all kinds of plastic products from Camera parts to Cars B/Bar, Headlights ,Taillights.etc.Basically if it is plastic we can fix it.We also do your plastic water tank repairs.

We are located in Toowoomba QLD.

We have a minimum charge of $16.50 and depending on how long it takes to repair the problem depends on the end price. On average when we fix items like these mirrors, it generally will not cost you anymore than approximately $55.00.

We Guarantee our work.
We have on all our jobs a 99% success rate.
As far as strenght we do reinforce where the problem is we have been doing work for insurance companies , panel shops etc for the 8 years we have been in business.

We will be travelling to Broome in WA in late August early September.
We will have our small welder with us for odd things that may come up on our three month trip.

Regards
Troopytrek

Thanks for the resposses It is fairly stuffesd and has had previos attempts at repairs by the last owner I will have another go

I went there in my 1978 nissan camper (no it didnt make it to the top) and a crappy road atlas book I had really wanted to go there but as you say there are few sighns. All I did was travel on the northern highway until I was adjacent to Mt Meharry and took a likely looking road west. It went past packsaddle camp until I came accross a sighn off to the south saying Mt Meharry 20km 4wd only so I nursed the old girl down the track and got to within a few ks where I came accross a creek crossing that looked like it might hang the beast up on as I had seen no other cars I walked the rest of the way. There is a road to the top and my memory of it was it looked ok but of course I wasnt driving. It is not a steep climb to the top

Hi Dave - thanks for your prompt reply. We couldn't even tell which was Mt M from the highway, so you did well. I have been looking at QPA WA map book in a shop which i may purchase; it appears to have many of the minor roads and tracks on it - even from that i couldn't tell which track to take! I haven't looked on the GPS. How far did you walk? We will tackle "easy" mountain climbs - and on our last holiday even made it to the top of Mt. Frankland, near Walpole - which is a short climb but so steep in places it includes steps and a section of ladder. We would need somewhere to park the caravan if we find and tackle the road. Won't be going in the immediate future, but plan to tour North and visit son some time in next couple of years. How's the mining job going?

I have the qpa book and it is good but be aware it has a few shortfalls. The job is going well and is giving me time too test out my new (2nd hand 80) I actually found my way out to mm in the dark so i considerd it wasnt too hard. I dont know how far I walked but I had a sprained ankle (karinjini) but there was no way I was going too mis out on wa s highest peak. good views of Karanjini from top

Hi Davo - have you seen the Hema Australian Road Atlas they sell on exploroz shop? I wonder how comprehensive it is - i would prefer all of Oz in one book, so long as it has detail comparible to atlases like QPA.

Did you get your mirror fixed? (Original subject of your thrread).

Motherhen

no I havnt I use a mix of the Qpa maps (very detailed) and now the book to get around. If intending on getting right into it I supplement that with 250k mapsheets