RECENT UNPACK OF THE MERC SAUBER C9 BY AUSTORIENT MOTORSPORT LOGISTICS

[MissLogistics]

Hi All,

I thought since Austorient Motorsport Logistics advertise on this forum, it was about time we started to
share some of the interesting vehicles our team handle on a weekly basis...

Hope you guys like the Sauber C9 which recently arrived back into Tassi after various race events in Europe , excuse the kegs in the back ground at the unpack depot ha ha !!.

Cheers Deborah
Austorient Motorsport Logistics
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[tdc911]

Thanks for sharing, I am a huge fan of Group C cars.

[dkabab]

oh wow.... love the c9. did it get started up at all?

[NSX]

Deb has a better idea but the car has been in and out of Australia a number of times with a few runs at Philip Island one recently i think.

[scud]

it's god on wheels, has been clocked at 407 kph, that's moving. :eye-popping: :eye-popping:

my mechanic said it has been the greatest car he has ever driven.

[PA]

Is the beer for the staff Christmas party?

[dkabab]

my mechanic said it has been the greatest car he has ever driven.

sure... when he eventually got in it...

[tdc911]

Deb has a better idea but the car has been in and out of Australia a number of times with a few runs at Philip Island one recently i think.

Yes, it ran at the Island Classic and spun on the warmup lap.

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[mhh]

V. cool

[NSX]

Bloody hell :scared: even i would stuggle figuring out what go's where under that bonnet :scratchchin:

[dkabab]

Deb, ive always wondered, how do you fasten down cars inside a container?

[tdc911]

Wish it had have made the trip to the USA and run with the Porkers at Laguna Seca.

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Deb, ive always wondered, how do you fasten down cars inside a container?

I've met Deb. My guess is chewing gum and nails.

Luckily, she gets the guys to do it :tilt:

[cjay]

Deb, ive always wondered, how do you fasten down cars inside a container?

with lotsa beer apparently

[MissLogistics]

Deb, ive always wondered, how do you fasten down cars inside a container?

Hi dkabab,

I'll post some pictures of loaded vehicles tomorrow if your interested , there NOT exciting pics, however we roll in the vehicle and position, use timber chocks nailed to the container floor, in front , rear and side of each wheel to ensure no movement forward or back , then use brown lines / lashes , (same used on aircrafts to secure pallets) , through each wheel and secure to each 4 corner points of the container walls to hold the vehicle down. I'll dig out a few vehicles loaded on aircraft pallets as well .

However ferrarifixer is sooo right, (how are you by the way ?) I supervise as one doesn't want to break a nail !!

Cheers Deb

[dkabab]

cheers Deb, that makes sense. pics will be interesting to see even if they arent exciting.

However ferrarifixer is sooo right, (how are you by the way ?) I supervise as one doesn't want to break a nail !!

I'm well thanks

Very busy boy and doing some UK shopping as we speak, err write.... so I hope I need to call you soon!

[AshSimmonds]

pics will be interesting to see even if they arent exciting.

That took convincing! Wanted me to remove the kegs from the other shots...

I think she needs to hire tdc911 or 98octane whenever they load/unload awesome cars so they can report back here with awesome photos. Thoughts?

[tdc911]

I think she needs to hire tdc911 or 98octane whenever they load/unload awesome cars so they can report back here with awesome photos. Thoughts?

Would be happy too. Always enjoyed taking pictures of cars getting unloaded.

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Would be happy too. Always enjoyed taking pictures of cars getting unloaded.

who's that idiot?