transporting troopy Adelaide-Darwin

1 - Get behind a truck which has destination Darwin.
2 - Get the wooden planks that you previously stored on your roof rack.
3 - Place wooden planks in such a position that they lean with one side on the truck and one side on the street.
4 - Get back in the car, put the car in first gear, and floor it.
5 - Brake/Stop just before you fall on the other side of the truck
6 - Get out of the car and go home.

i think the train is pretty cheap. and dosent flog out youre suspension like truck transport. i think its tnt that organise it

Putting the vehicle on the train is cheap...... BUT only if you buy a $1970 ticket first.... and second, NO ROOF RACKS ALLOWED and vechicle must not exceed 2.1mtrs in height.
Fred

I rekon that you should speak real nice to "Mr Troopy", Doug T , and see if he will hitch a ride with a trucky mate to Adelaide and see if he will drive it back for you.
You get the troopy to darwin, and he gets a cheap holday in the southern state, not that its very inviting here today, absolute stinker of a day, howling hot dusty north wind and going to be about 48 degrees here.
Sitting on the edge of our seats not wanting to have fire pager go off.
Just suggesting there maybe someone who will take it there for you.

Cheers pesty

Ex truckie from Darwin will drive it for you for no out of pocket expenses from me

Thanks for those inovattive ideas. Still contemplating my next move though! One issue with having someone driving for us is that we won't be covered by our insurance.
Any recommendations out there for a reputable transport company?

Now about those planks.......may still be an alternative..

Dust

call this bloke. ad in n.t news ' cars adelaide-darwin 450 dol'
0889844098