Finally decided on a new van

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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 94521Post michaelthegardener

went for a transit in the end
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67k on the clock 2 brand new firestone tyres and brand new spare just over 3 quaters of a tank of fule and 3 monts tax
£7800 im well pleased :)
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 94522Post lutonlagerlout

thats a lot of miles in 2 years michael
who was the previous owner
looks a tidy motor though and i have to say I have had 3 trannys and never had any big issues with them
(apart from rust)
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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 94525Post michaelthegardener

was a hire company so has got about a bit but has also been well looked after (i hope :p ) saw one the same with 125k on it on ebay for 8400
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Post: # 94527Post Dave_L

I love your reversing/parking aid!!!!!!
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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 94529Post michaelthegardener

:D i had one on hire before and took the downpipe off the porch dont wanna do that again
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