Bantum wrote:Has it got all the relevant bits - like a rear sump guard ?
You mean a rear diff bash plate?
I think these were also a factory option - Sunnie the (Targa) brumby has a rear diff bash plate - but it's not an Ag-quip.
Remember, these vehicles are of age where parts are easy to interchange over time - the Aq-quip bits are relatively easy to transfer over -except the decals unless they're a reproduction.
As I've said, I'm certain the Ag-quip was a dealer option, much like the SkiFx Liberty, the Enduro L series (and sports wagon for that matter).
I would say that if you don't have the Ag-quip in your decals it's not a "genuine" unit.
Rodeo4Jake, you've got one of the last production runs of the brumby - most of the '92 brumbys seemed to be white with those exact decals you've got. They may have come with extra options to use up the remaining optional bits that hadn't been sold already, plus it'd sweeten the deal to move these units on.
I'll keep an eye out for an Ag-quip brumby for more pics
Cheers
Bennie
OK, I suppose, it is something special to have an Aussie Ag 'Quip Brumby door on a UK stuck Richard Hammond endorsed MV1800 - I am just jealous of the camou look 
