Vehicle suitability for Halls Creek WA

Both are good vehicles. My suggestion would be to see which model has the best servicing/maintenance support in the area.

Both are good vehicles. My suggestion would be to see which model has the best servicing/maintenance support in the area.

Hi fish . get real get a diesel ! How many petrol powered trucks do you see these days?

Hi fish . get real get a diesel ! How many petrol powered trucks do you see these days?
Regards Ken.

hi fish if your already in halls creek what's every one else driving thats the vehicle that has the most backup.if not ring up gov dept in the area and talk to them get their option also rental companies they soon know the faults.
johnsy

G'day fish, If you are going to be doing some off road work, it all comes down to Nissan or Toyota, anything else at your peril! If no off road work planned, then a more economical 2wd might be better, all the main roads up there are bitumen. Used to be a good toyota dealer in Kununurra, suppose they are still there. 3.0 Td patrol owners round here are adding a second fuel filter, to alleviate potential pump problems, otherwise no dramas. Am biased toward toyotas. Catch you later...

Definitely a Diesel required Fish.
Me personally, I wouldn't be spending too much money for a car that was going to stay in "Hells Crack".
Saw heaps of Patrols, 60's & 80's (as with all of the Kimberley I suppose) on all occasions that I had to pass through.

hiya fish, well all that i,m gonna say is;
get a hilux..
lived up there for awhile, kunnunara actually, and did alot of offroad syuff around the cattle stations for work and the 4x4 that handled it the best was a hilux. oh and make sure you run the stock skinny split rims, stay away from the fatter stuff unless you looove changing tyres.

and i own a gu patrol.
rick

yeah fish.... what rick said.....Des