Indeed.
Low mileage and in excellent nick. If there's no nasty noises, go for it.
How come you didn't drive it then?
LWB vs SWB
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Re: LWB vs SWBIndeed.
Low mileage and in excellent nick. If there's no nasty noises, go for it. How come you didn't drive it then? Jim...
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Re: LWB vs SWBlooks a nice truck Dan, go for it
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Re: LWB vs SWBWell that's partly the problem... its too nicer truck. Im after a truck that's a bit tatty so I won't have a nervous breakdown if I dent it lol. That truck needs to be put in a museum lol. And I didn't drive it because he asked how much I'd bid up to and well...when I said my answer he pretty much told me to gtfo his land lol. Think he wanted more than 700 for it...and in fairness don't blame him. But its not for me that one.
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