R.I.P. LS Monaro.Rena going down

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spacies_nz, Jan 19, 2:11am
Does anyone know if it still on the ship!

studio1, Jan 19, 2:39am
They were saying today in the news that there are a number of containers that they are going to push off the wreck into the water, then retrieve them from there.

m16d, Jan 19, 5:41am
Way back.I remember reading an interview with the owner of that car,and I'm sure he said his container was stacked right in front of the bridge.
Those have all been removed.

spacies_nz, Jan 19, 6:18am
Man I hope he got it off! If it were right in front of the bridge but on the lower deck, goodbye :(

carstauranga001, Jan 19, 7:24am
I've seen articles of people with furniture on board who were unable to find what part of Rena their container was. However some of their personal items washed up on Matakana Island the other day so they now know their container is somewhere at sea.

carstauranga001, Jan 19, 7:26am
Little or no chance now for Monaro, containers being pulled into water before crane recovery as crain can't reach due to reef.

http://sunlive.co.nz/news/20972-new-approach-rena-salvors.html

sfw4, Jan 20, 12:02pm
yes thats correct. should be on deck on top pretty much first off depending on which Auss Port is first call

poppajn, Jan 20, 8:36pm
It was taken off week,s ago

bigjerry, Jan 20, 8:43pm
ok tell us more. condition!

bigboi22, Jan 20, 9:50pm
so long its taking to fix this prob our countrys a joke

843, Jan 20, 9:56pm
i think it is worse to know they have not recovered 500 containers

it is mind boggling to find out how much these ships carry

trogedon, Jan 20, 9:57pm
What language was that guy speaking!

guider1, Jan 20, 10:00pm
If it were an old Falcon you'd only have to shake the containers, the squeaking suspension would tell them which one it was in. It would have rusted even before being exposed to salt air anyway.

bigjerry, Jan 21, 1:26am
oh come on mate, really! go and think about this would ya

1972_hqgts, 5 days, 4 hours
Its my car, and I have had no info on it being removed..Because it was being shipped to Fremantle it was second from the bottom, row 9 which was right where it cracked...so I think the octopus theory is pretty much correct, unless there is some kind of miracle which I doubt. Also it was a GTS not an LS.