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We have insured our Isuzu D-max and Kimberley Karavan with Club 4X4, and are touring outback Australia.

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Nov 02 2017

Nov 02 2017

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We have insured our Isuzu D-max and Kimberley Karavan with Club 4X4, and are touring outback Australia.

In the last two years we have been to the Flinders Ranges, Fraser Island, Cape Tribulation, followed the Burke and Will trail from Menindee to the Gulf of Carpentaria; and are just about to tackle the Oodnadatta track, Tanami Road to Broome, Gibb River Road and Savannah Way to Townsville. We have covered 40000 km in our D-max and van without the need to contact Club 4X4, but it is very reassuring to have them behind us if needed.

Andre and Diane Alexander

Smythes Creek

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