What did you do to your Patrol today!

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Originally Posted by GQtdauto

Put a set of Titon draws in from the 4wd super centre , geez what an excersise in frustration , started at 7am just finishing now but still have the side wings to play with (don't fit) and electrical to sort out .
Bottom bracket nearest back door was perfect for hole alignment, moveable bracket would only align with one hole so had to do a bit of drilling and filling .
My GQ has a raised floor one side so had to pack out other side , damaged fridge slide was a let down especially as it's come from factory that way .
But all in all worth the mucking around for the bucks saved over big brand units but only just .
Now thinking of buying another and splitting it in half so I can have three drawers high .

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Have you thought about a top shelf and a verticle wire mesh divider

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Yeah, Tassie here we come... Leave on the first of Feb for about 4 weeks.
I may need to let my tyres down as well, as she sits at 2.13 in the rear.

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Ooh very very jelly want to get back they're soon and do some awesome tracks. My olds are going over on the 10th too for a weekish (bastards too!), say gday if you see them they'll be in a 3ltr gold / champaign GU. . . Enjoy ☺

Thanks three dogs might look into it .

Had the fuel leak from my new, in July, LRA tank fitted by TJM Darwin fixed by TJM Canberra. Seems the boys in Darwin routed the fuel lines incorrectly. The fuel line rubbed through, luckily it lasted the trip home.

Lesson, TJM Darwin ummmm so so, TJM Canberra good, work done without hassle, and they dealt with the Darwin mob.

The Kimberley trip is on this year so I hope all is good. 🙏🙏

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Originally Posted by Clunk

took it to the smash repairers for assessment :(

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insurers have given the go-ahead to repair, so good new is the chassis isn't damaged. Probably be fun and games sorting the customer bar out though.

That is great news, Clunk. Tough old busses, these Qs.

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Originally Posted by TimE

Had the fuel leak from my new, in July, LRA tank fitted by TJM Darwin fixed by TJM Canberra. Seems the boys in Darwin routed the fuel lines incorrectly. The fuel line rubbed through, luckily it lasted the trip home.

Lesson, TJM Darwin ummmm so so, TJM Canberra good, work done without hassle, and they dealt with the Darwin mob.

The Kimberley trip is on this year so I hope all is good. [emoji120][emoji120]

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Glad you had it sorted out mate but I can't say I had a "good work" experience by TJM Canberra mob!
In fact my experience was the opposite to yours and will never go back! Mind you this is when they were in Queanbeyan . Possibly not Rod's fault but his fitters or suppliers in my case







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Originally Posted by mudnut

That is great news, Clunk. Tough old busses, these Qs.

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I guess that all depends on how you look at it, would also have been nice to have the money instead to get a new car ;) hahahaha

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Originally Posted by Clunk

insurers have given the go-ahead to repair, so good new is the chassis isn't damaged. Probably be fun and games sorting the customer bar out though.

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give it to me,i'll fix it good

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Originally Posted by Avo

give it to me,i'll fix it good

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You just keep it in your pants mate