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SUV Engine Repair for 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Magura'

Organizer
Lorelei, your donation dominatrix (https://x.com/Lorelei_0502)
Beneficiary
47th Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Magura'
Status
completed
Category
vehicles
Goal
3,200 EUR (~3,769 USD)
Raised
3,199 EUR (~3,768 USD)
% raised
100%
Days running
24
$/day
$157
Days to goal
0
Start date
2026-02-24
End date
Notes
Engine replacement for Mitsubishi L200. €847 pre-allocated from surplus of two previously closed fundraisers; net remaining need €1,653. Unit currently has no operational SUV — previous two destroyed by Russian FPVs in 10 days.

20 Updates

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed 2026-03-20 19:34

    Delivery video: set of tires for Mitsubishi L200 delivered to 47th Magura

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed

    Payment report part 2: 1x set of tires for Mitsubishi L200 (15,600 UAH). Remaining balance for SUV repair: 50,229.48 UAH

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed 2026-03-07 20:13

    Engine UPDATE for 47th Magura: engine crossed the Channel from UK and is en route through Europe. Expected to reach Lviv Monday.

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed 2026-03-02 22:13

    Remaining PayPal balance €722.06 (36,629.48 UAH) + existing UAH bank balance 29,200 UAH = 65,829.48 UAH total for: engine repair labour, 4×tires for Mitsubishi L200 2015, oil change/filters/coolant.

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed

    PAYMENT REPORT PART 1 #47th Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Magura' #Sumy Direction ENGINE Mitsubishi L200 2.5L 2006-2015 MK4 Paid: £1,600 = €1,900 I've been feeling over the moon all day, so the guys from the #47th Magura 🥰😊 Imagine my face when, after sending letters to engine dealers across Europe and the UK, written in the most sophisticated business English you’re capable of, you receive a reply in Ukrainian: ‘Good evening, we are from Ukraine…’😮🤩 You know you’ve hit the jackpot! 🔥 The Ukrainian owner of the spare parts company in the UK gave a price I couldn’t even have imagined🤗🫠😻❤️‍🔥

    PAYMENT REPORT Part 1 for 47th Magura: Mitsubishi L200 2.5L engine (MK4) paid £1,600 = €1,900 from UK Ukrainian-owned spare parts dealer.

  • 3,199 EUR / 3,200 EUR completed 2026-03-01 19:49

    CLOSED. Total collected: UAH 29,200 (≈€575) + PayPal €2,624.06 = €3,199.06. Goal reached.

  • 2,729 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-03-01 17:23

    +€107/€200 donation match activated. €471 to close.

  • 2,622 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-03-01 11:11

    +€177 in 12 hours. €2,622 collected, €578 to close. Engine supplier from Ukraine found.

  • 2,478 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-03-01 05:03

    Balance breakdown: UAH account 29,200 (≈€575) + PayPal €1,902.64 = €2,477.64 total. €722.36 to close.

  • 2,445 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-03-01 00:39

    €2,445 collected, €755 to close by Monday.

  • 2,427 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-02-28 14:58

    €2,427 collected, €773 to close. Engine found outside Ukraine, finalising details.

  • 2,399 EUR / 3,200 EUR 2026-02-28 12:25

    +€65 in 14 hours. €801 to go.

  • 2,334 EUR / 3,200 EUR

    Happy Friday, #Fellas 🍷 🫠 Here is Lorelei, your SUV engine specialist 🫡 (against my will) I have learned so much over the past few days about the engines that I think I have earned the right to argue that buying a relatively new SUV, 10 years old or newer, for the frontline is not a very good idea. It will be used at the very edge of its capacity and will soon require serious repairs, just like any other 15-year-old vehicle or older. And that is when you get seriously screwed. A used, relatively new engine is not only staggeringly expensive, it is also very hard to find. Most likely, I will have to order the engine from Europe because we cannot find it in Ukraine. When I was told there might be a possibility to bring it for around €2,400, for the first time in a long while I did not even dare to squeak for a discount, because I already knew it was a bargain. I searched across the EU and the UK myself and could not find anything cheaper than €3,000. Now I am simply praying for confirmation that yes, they can deliver it for €2,300 to €2,400. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to increase the fundraising goal by an additional €700 to cover the labour for removing and reinstalling the engine, as well as the cost of oil, coolant, filters, and gaskets. Thank you! 💛💙 Revised goal: €3,200 Collected: €2,334 To Go: €866 😳🤷‍♀️ 💰P.P.: shulikatamara@gmail.com

    Goal revised upward to €3,200 to cover engine sourcing from EU plus labour, oil, coolant, filters and gaskets. Collected €2,334, €866 remaining.

  • 1,973 EUR / 2,500 EUR 2026-02-27 07:53

    At least €527 still needed; searching for engine in Ukraine, may need to order from Europe.

  • 1,918 EUR / 2,500 EUR 2026-02-26 20:48

    Raised €1,918 / €2,500; €582 still to go. Still searching for replacement engine.

  • 1,834 EUR / 2,500 EUR 2026-02-26 09:29

    €666 to go.

  • 1,501 EUR / 2,500 EUR 2026-02-26 06:51

    €999 to go — amount dropped below €1,000.

  • 1,471 EUR / 2,500 EUR 2026-02-26 04:52

    Raised €1,471 / €2,500; €1,029 still to go.

  • €1,446 / €2,500 for SUV engine repair, €1,054 remaining

  • 🔥Time-Critical Fundraiser🔥 #47th Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Magura' #Sumy Direction #SUVRepair! They have no SUV at the moment, none at all☹️ 🎯€2,500 (a very rough estimate) ✅€847 b/d from previous fundraisers 🆘 €1,653 💰P.P.: shulikatamara@gmail.com The unit urgently needs a replacement engine for their Mitsubishi L200 SUV. At the moment, they have no operational SUV- their other two were destroyed by ruzzian FPVs over the past 10 days. Already allocated from previous fundraisers: €847 - please find the details and screenshots in the following post in this thread. Two weeks ago, the commander of the mortar platoon reached out for help to repair the engine. They had to wait in line, and while waiting, the available SUVs were destroyed-fortunately, everyone escaped unharmed. Yesterday, after disassembling the engine, it became clear that repair is impossible; a full replacement is urgently required. I had planned to use the remaining funds for another critical request🙄, but this situation has become top priority now🤷‍♀️. It’s my cross and constant dilemma-who to help first and how to allocate the funds most effectively. Time is critical. Every contribution matters. Let’s get their SUV back on the road.