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49barndoor
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Rick
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49barndoor
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| Rick wrote: | Nice, it's a Wessex (I had one a while back) 
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So you did, just read about it 
I like it but think its abit far away for me  |
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49barndoor
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old van man
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top bloke  buys his vans of Ebay for a few hundred pounds , then sticks them back on unrestored, and trys to sell them as a restored van and charge thousands for the service  ... dream on |
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fordf350camper
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| I think he has had a bang on the head.Theres hope for me then selling mine. |
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Bayliss Thomas
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| Price isn't looking as bad at an possible 2,800 pound likely purchase with full reto completed, hopefully to the good standard proclaimed in the ad'. So what would be an fair price for this type of caravan fully restored I wonder? |
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