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Our staff are qualified licensed car-seat fitters Competitive freight prices WA wideA man who gave away his beloved car to a bushfire victim on Gumtree has sparked a wave of generosity with 20 more vehicles being offered up to needy families.Fly-in fly-out worker Aaron Latham, 27, from Mandurah in Western Australia, saw first hand the devastation caused by the blaze that ravaged 143 properties last week.'Unfortunately many people need to load the remains of their house and take it to the dump - which is such a sad reality,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'The Landcruiser was just sitting in my garage. It's a great car - we were just gonna sell it off to not have it sitting around doing nothing. I could sell it for $2000 or change someone's life.' A fly-in fly-out worker donated his beloved 1987 Toyota Landcruiser to a Yarloop musician who lost everything he owned in the 'demon' bushfire this week Graham stood beside a stranger for 45 hours to help protect her house while his burnt down.
He could hardly keep the grin off his face while sitting in his donated car Aaron Latham, 27, from Mandurah in Western Australia, sparked a wave of generosity after giving away his car to a bushfire victim. He says about 20 more vehicles have since been donatedMr Latham's white Landcruiser was donated to a Yarloop musician who lost everything in the fires.'He was totally hammered by the fire - he lost three vehicles, his whole house, all of his record collection, original recordings, drums, guitars ... everything,' Mr Latham said.However, it soon became apparent that one car simply wasn't enough to cater for the depth of loss experienced by the community.He edited his initial Facebook post - which had received thousands of shares - calling out other locals to hand in their unused vehicles and help out other struggling citizens.One of those was a man named Graham - a brave individual who blissfully posed inside a donated car after his house was burnt to the ground while he fought besides a stranger to protect hers.'A beautiful man that lost everything his house in Yarloop a life of memories, his car, his dog, his two friends in the fire - everything he's known for 21 years today
,' wrote the woman who helped organise the man's car donation.'I was able to give back to him, a man so deserving, a stranger to me 4 days ago a man that stood and fought 45 hrs in the fire and helped save 5 houses whilst his burnt to the ground.''In my (eyes) he's a hero and a man I'll never forget I hope he loves his new car and I'm so happy I've made a difference to his life.' 'The old girl ain't much but I hope that she will be able to help someone in this unfortunate time': Mr Tanner was one of countless generous individuals who gave away their cars to victims of the WA bushfire 'To all my friends in WA, if you know anyone that have lost their car in the devastating fires please let someone know I have a free car for them. It's a small car but it runs fine and uses very little petrol,' wrote Nicolas Izard A mechanic in Benger - not far from Yarloop - offered up this 'licensed and reliable' car for a 'family in need'Mr Latham said since putting his vehicle on Gumtree, he has lined up about 20 cars ready to go to families and individuals who need them.'I've got Mazdas, Holden Commodores, Falcon wagons, a few utes ...
Ive got an Audi A3 that’s about to rock up at my house now - I'm taking it to a lady in Bunburry,' he said.'The lady I'm delivering to tomorrow, she’s from Yarloop and she couldn’t even believe it. She hasn’t even seen the car yet she's so emotional.'She's not even sure if she's going to be able to see the car without having a little moment.' The unbelievable generosity from within the community stretched past just free cars - with concerned residents offering to pay registration, mechanical costs to repair damaged parts and transportation of the vehicles to affected regions.'The old girl ain't much but I hope that she will be able to help someone in this unfortunate time,' wrote Troy Tanner on Facebook, donating his 1992 Ford Courier Ute.Mr Tanner even added that he would be paying the upcoming registration fees.'To all my friends in WA, if you know anyone that have lost their car in the devastating fires please let someone know I have a free car for them,' Nicolas Izard posted on Facebook.'It's a small old car but it runs fine and uses very little petrol.'One woman offered up her 2002 Commodore - after it had been refitted with a brand new battery.