Source for parts

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Don thank you for your reply and welcome. I hope you understand my cautiousness about the post after a spate of hacking and spammers on our site in the past few months having someone so unique to comment on the forum.

A genuine Sandman and in the USA is definitely a first for us. As the previous people have posted, Greg from Classic OZWreck is your man for parts and shipping - http://www.classicozwreck.com.au/

Do you have any history on the van and how it came into your possession?

[don3527]

I did find some papers in the glove box from the owner who owned it before the gentleman that I purchased it from. He is not far from me, I just need to try and make contact with him to try and get some information as to how in the world the car got here. I'll let you know what I come up with.

[don3527]

I was able to contact the gentleman who's name appeared on some paperwork in the glove box. He purchased the car from a gentleman in West Virginia but had no idea who he was. He was told that the car was shipped to the United States for advertising but that was the extent of what he knew. Not much to go on!

[Flamenco_not_Flamingo]

I was able to contact the gentleman who's name appeared on some paperwork in the glove box. He purchased the car from a gentleman in West Virginia but had no idea who he was. He was told that the car was shipped to the United States for advertising but that was the extent of what he knew. Not much to go on!

Hey Don,

Sorry for the question but I'm just compelled to ask it lol, how much did you pay for it?

Would be interested because of the flood of American cars here.

Cheers

[don3527]

I paid $5000.00, motor was out of it and torn apart.

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I paid $5000.00, motor was out of it and torn apart.

Would have cost almost that to get the thing transported to that side of the world.
The ol' Holden Red 308 V8 ain't too hard to build.

[Flamenco_not_Flamingo]

I paid $5000.00, motor was out of it and torn apart.

Ok, thanks for that mate, interesting