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Club 4X4 Partner with Rambler Vehicles

Club 4X4 are proud to announce a new partnership with Rambler Vehicles, a bespoke vehicle customising company based in Brisbane Queensland. If you haven’t heard of Rambler Vehicles, they are a one stop shop for …

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Club 4X4 Insurance
Feb 18 2021

Feb 18 2021

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Club 4X4 are proud to announce a new partnership with Rambler Vehicles, a bespoke vehicle customising company based in Brisbane Queensland.

If you haven’t heard of Rambler Vehicles, they are a one stop shop for sourcing and building your dream 4X4. Whether it be a Landcruiser, Ford Ranger, D-Max, or anything else available, they have the expertise to build your ultimate custom vehicle from concept to finished product. They work with all makes and models, and all brands of aftermarket accessories.

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A recent 70 Series build

All Rambler Vehicle customers will now have the opportunity to request a call back from our specialist team to ensure they have the best possible insurance coverage for their custom vehicle.

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200 Series

Kris Humphrys, Director of Rambler Vehicle said, “Each Rambler Vehicle is designed and built to our customers exacting needs. Given how specialised these vehicles are, it is often difficult to find an insurer who understands not only our customers’ needs but also the detail that goes into these builds. Club 4×4 understand this and work with our customers to ensure their Rambler Vehicle has the appropriate cover for not only the value of the vehicle but also where and how it will be used. This relationship gives both us and our customers peace of mind.”

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“Partnering with Rambler Vehicles has been an easy process as both brands drive a truly customer centric experience. Insuring such highly customised and valuable vehicles has been a challenge for businesses and customers alike and we are pleased to be able to offer Rambler’s customer’s a VIP experience and the chance to have the best coverage for their asset” said Kalen Ziflian, General Manager Club 4X4.

The partnership is now live and available. If you’re interested in Rambler vehicles visit the team at 1/711 Boundary Road Coopers Plains or check out their website at https://ramblervehicles.com.au/

If your business or 4X4 club is interested in partnering with Club 4X4, send us an email at partners@club4x4.com.au
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