i know how you feel trying to find a dolomite, we found the one i've got now, (1850 manual) by accident after a 6 month search, i was later told manual dolomites are rather rare in australia, but if your lucky maybe you will be givin one like i was when i was 15, guy didn't want his auto 1850 dolly anymore which they called princess? and i lengthened to princess Jack in memory of an old friend, but it was in a state i must admit, had run over 5 wombats which are small but built like brick shit houses, radiator pushed onto fan, once resurected, he started first time after 5 years in teh back of a shed, althought classified as a bush bomb, it was one of the best bloody cars i had, inside looked like a bomb had gone off in it, but always started it when i needed it, unfortunatly my dad gave it away when i wanted to keep it, would have been a really good car to restore, body was very straight apart from when someone walked on roof and the inverted front sill. <br>
To find one it helps to have a mate who has connections in finding rare bibs and bobs, like we did, though challanging, but also i'm not sure but do you having anything like a Trading post? a monthly paper, where anyone can put add's in to sell anything. You never know you maybe lucky to just be givin one, or come across one by accident good luck
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