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I ran into this Repco on youtube. He says its made by Repco Dynamics. Looks like a nice original machine! Some wide fatcats too.
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Oh man that thing is COOL!!! It looks similar to an Amphicat. Good find, Larry!"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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Those fat cats look awesome. In the last video I thought he broke something but I went back and watched it again and it looks like only the middle tire on both sides is spinning? Perhaps those were the only ones he had hooked up.
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the chain slipped off on that side where only one wheel was spinning, thats why that happened
Also if you could find ANY information would be great as it is really rare and i have searched the net for weeks and found nothingLast edited by Mike; 10-04-2012, 07:08 PM. Reason: merged two consecutive posts. You can edit your original postComment
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Welcome to the site. How long have you had the Repco?Comment
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Hey RohanH,
You know you have to post pictures of that rare machine now, lol.
We are 6x6 nerds and are curious of the unknowns like yours.
I searched through my literature and couldnt find anything. I did find this thread on the site though.
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Hey guys i am the owner of this repco! i was using my dads user as i hade to get certified. this is really rare! as you guys tell me haha i have had this machine for about a month now. me and my mate are halfs in it as it was his dads mate who had it. It sat in a shed for seven years in a million peices collecting dust. My mate in i how are 15/16 spend three days putting it together then i spent the next three weeks doing little things to it after school each day.
As far as we know its made in maidstone Melbourne victoria australia. Its seriel number ten. series 500. Powered by a sachs 303 rotary.Comment
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Huttie 96,welcome to 6x6world. Keep up the good work! I'm guessing your in Australia so this means summer vacation is near?
[QUOTE=LarryW;128851]Hey RohanH,
We are 6x6 nerds and are curious of the unknowns like yours.
Good one Larry
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I can not find any information on this aatv, We even contacted repco itself an spoke to a bloke that had been there 38 years an knows nothing of this repco!!
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It seems to be a pretty rare machine. As Larry W mentioned, this seems to be the only thread on the site with info on the Repco:Originally posted by Huttie 96 View PostI can not find any information on this aatv, We even contacted repco itself an spoke to a bloke that had been there 38 years an knows nothing of this repco!!
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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yHah,
That is so cool to see another repco! And that rotary sounds sweet.
I thought I saw orange under the drab dusty black gel coat on mine! I don't have a 75bhp rotary under mine to do 80kmh and justify the colour, might have to wear my brown corduroys if I did!
Good on ya guys, nice work! Gonna have to put a decent donk in it now!
Cheers TimComment
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