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bigron1988
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4th Oct 10 at 18:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
my mate is selling his recovery truck and im going to view it tomorow, its a ldv convoy, x reg (2000) done 130k mot till march tax til feb, 2.5 engine ,it has just had a full new bed with ramps, new winch, just woundering if there is anythink i should look out for , and what seems a good price, he has offered it to me for £1800???? any good????
johnboy-0178
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cheap !!
Tomnova16
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4th Oct 10 at 18:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I'm selling a 2004 transit with similar miles for £6200 so yeah nice and cheap

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
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Bonney
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Know where there is a Leyland Daf 45 going. Very similar to this one



Its in alot better condition than that, Its on an M reg aswell.
DaveyLC
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LDV's are shit. Best advice is to work out how much it weighs with a car on the back, if its going over weight dont bother.

That DAF would require a license for 7.5T and if you are not using soley for recoveries a opperators license.

My mate is selling his 2003 Sprinter Beaver Tail but its a bit more than £1,800
bigron1988
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went and seen it today and bought it , bit of surface rust on the cab, and the new sheets on the back need painting, aswel the batery tray has gone so he is getting one put on

Graham88
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5th Oct 10 at 14:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
You'll be your mates new best friend with one of them

I'd love one, it'd be so handy!
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quote:
Originally posted by bigron1988
just woundering if there is anythink i should look out for ,


broken down people
Graham88
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bigron1988
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good call
B3KAN
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Looks no bad
mattk
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the LDVs arnt that bad, the 2.5Di engine is a belter

 
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