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Where are they now? Mike and Loretta

Mike and Loretta were one of our first customers who took the time to write in a testimonial, click here to read it. Check out where their beloved (and well modified!) Shorty has taken them on their latest off-road travels! Is it time to upgrade your 4WD Insurance?

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Jun 05 2016

Jun 05 2016

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Mike and Loretta were one of our first customers who took the time to write in a testimonial, click here to read it. Check out where their beloved (and well modified!) Shorty has taken them on their latest off-road travels! Is it time to upgrade your 4WD Insurance?

Hi Team,

We were driving south along the Canning Stock Route near well 25, when without warning, this adult camel charged across the track in front of us. Had we been one second earlier, it would have most certainly been the end of our 12 week northern expedition… in one of the most remote locations in Australia.
This reinforced our decision to go with Club 4×4… knowing that had the worst happened… our vehicle would be recovered (up to the agreed amount) from anywhere in Australia… even the centre of the most challenging Canning Stock Route.
Keep up the good work
Cheers
Mike & Loretta Butler
(In Dampier restocking)

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