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Brand new wheels gifted to Rotorua Trails Trust

Shauni James
By Shauni James
Rotorua Weekender reporter·Rotorua Daily Post·
29 Jun, 2018 05:10 AM2 mins to read

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Nicholson Auto's managing director Dean Nicholson (left) and Rotorua Trails Trust trails manager Damian Clarke with the new car. Photo/Stephen Parker

Nicholson Auto's managing director Dean Nicholson (left) and Rotorua Trails Trust trails manager Damian Clarke with the new car. Photo/Stephen Parker

The Rotorua Trails Trust now has a brand new set of four wheels to get around in.

Rotorua's Nicholson Nissan general manager Brad Antonievic said they had gifted a Nissan Navara 4x4 to the trust, as it had been using a beat-up Holden Rodeo.

They will also pay for all on-road related costs, he said.

The car was unveiled on Thursday night.

He said it would help the trust to be mobile and get volunteers to any work site.

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"The vehicle being a four-wheel drive will get them places they couldn't go.

"The way it is sign written will bring exposure to the Rotorua Trails Trust itself, which is pretty cool."

He said it felt fantastic to unveil the car to the trust, in front of close to 200 people from the community.

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Alan Kerby, Nicholson Nissan Rotorua community and branding co-ordinator, had done a street survey asking local people who they would like to see the company support and the trust was one of them.

Rotorua Trails Trust trail manager Damian Clarke said it was amazing and incredible to see their new vehicle.

He said it was brand new and had a great leather interior.

"I think it's a really visible and eye-catching way of displaying what our trust does."

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He said they would be using it for a bit of trail maintenance and for visiting the people working on the trails - builders and contractors.

"A huge thank you to Nissan. I was talking to Dean and they do this for a couple of charities in every area they are in which is pretty amazing."

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