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I have only 2 of these tyres. They are classed as blemished due to 2 letters on the sidewall being smudged during manufacture.

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*pup is not included :) *

I can arrange freight to Bris, GC, Melb, Syd at reasonable cost or can arrange pick up WSID or Wollongong.

Caz..

Caroline Felgate

0411021823

[email protected]

I am in Thirroul, near Wollongong.

Not love nor money would buy that boy :)

He's absolutely magic, my sons Amstaff, Chopper. 13 weeks

He even rides a skateboard, ALWAYS wanted a dog that could do that :huh:

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You could buy a car for what my son paid for him..... :):huh: LOL

how much for the dog?
Not love nor money would buy that boy :)

He's absolutely magic, my sons Amstaff, Chopper. 13 weeks

He even rides a skateboard, ALWAYS wanted a dog that could do that :)

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You could buy a car for what my son paid for him..... :):D LOL

......i'll give you $50 for him in six months time when he's dug a hole in your backyard the size of a swimming pool,lol.

damn wish the money.. Goin to the drags next week, and this would have been handy!!

Has it been sold??

Btw what type of dog is that??

Edited by siddr20

Im going to the drags tonight >_<

I had 3 people all wanting them so I went in the order they replied. I will give Anita till tonight to confirm or I will offer them to next and so on.

Pup is an Amstaff, from Andonas Kennels

American Staffordshire(American Pitbull in USA)

Cheers,

Caz.. :woot:

damn wish the money.. Goin to the drags next week, and this would have been handy!!

Has it been sold??

Btw what type of dog is that??

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