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HELP> Need to find company who can ship car from perth to darwin and I need stock bov

3R1K

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I've had guys at my work say they got their cars put on train freight from Melb to Perth for like $600 which i think is pretty reasonable. took about 4-5 days.

Just phone up a transport company like WestFarmers or Toll and see if they can direct you to a company that will do it.

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Nice to see you finally sold it Erik .... Dare I even ask now that you have sold it what you are going to be getting next??? In my opinion there arent many other cars I would rather be driving for around that price mark :D

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R31 POWER

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i got my r34 done by TNT :)

I know coz my step dad had it on his truck :rofl: .He told me about it just after I read your thread about how you'll have your car soon.Small World

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