Purchasing a Toyota C/C

Perhaps I should find my glasses Check

Thanks
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Where are they
I have done the track from the Airport to Windorah any where in between would be OK. Logistics would suggest the outskirts of Brisbane would be best
email address would be good starting point

www.scifleet.com.au

N.B. I cannot recommend them as I have never dealt with them. All I know is that they have a wide range and seem to sell a lot of Toyotas.

From what I've heard there is a fair waiting time for a new one.
So I guess why bother with an enquiry from NZ when they can sell all they can get their hands on locally.
But if you order one early enough it could be ready when you get here in winter - just depends on what you want as soem have a 6 month waiting time I've heard.
Cheers,
Glen

Thanks Camoco
Havn't tried Black Toyota didn't find an email link through Toyota Aus web page.
Have to agree with your last sentence, four emails, no answer was the reply.
In NZ the last quote I had for GXL C/C Air & diff locks was $65,000 GST included. NZ dollars of course, one sitting in the shop here at the moment, havn't checked on latest price or if it's available.
Helll don't what it costs to take a vehicle from NZ to OZ.
Last quote I got was for a 40ft container shipping only Melbourne Bluff $1800.00 bare
Please plenty of advice.

Hi
As a rule weather in May is not too cold but by June snow starts to build up on the mountains and the frosts start. While the temp gets below zero at night the clear sunny days that follow can be quire pleasant in the sun. That is why a lot of Ozys are here in the winter to enjoy the snow. If you are concerned that it might be too cold tour the SI first, the NI hasn't got the same mountains and will usually be a few degrees warmer in June.
Of course in the winter near the coast is warmer than Inland.
We have used camper vans in the winter and never found the cold to be a problem. I would suggest to pay a little more and hire a self contained van, enjoy freedom camping and the convenience of having every thing inside.

Thanks Russ really appreciate the advice. Was considering cancelling our plans but may now reconsider. One of the reasons for the winter travel was the huge reduction in rental costs for campers. Not being stingy (well maybe I am) but thought if I can travel at 1/2 to 1/3 of summer rates why not. Was just really concerned about the cold. Have been through central Aus in winter and it was a struggle some days.

Thanks again and sorry to be off topic.