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747.GTR

By 747.GTR,
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jus wondering who u guys use for towin n how much u pay, im gonna get a truck next few weeks to a month

ill be getin a decent one and also some additional ramps n that for the low cars!

might b able to offer a good price for the members.

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Steve from A to B towing has helped me a few times

Saved my ass at 3 am when i broke down coming back from new castle around gosford somewhere....

Only charged me $300 too.... thats cheap as chips! gosford to sydney!

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who is doing your towing DIF? cause unless they are just towing you from the begining of your driveway to the end of your driveway $50 is a damn good deal. a towie wouldn't even give me hand relief for $50 let alone the full flat bed service.

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who is doing your towing DIF? cause unless they are just towing you from the begining of your driveway to the end of your driveway $50 is a damn good deal. a towie wouldn't even give me hand relief for $50 let alone the full flat bed service.

Haha can't tell you :D

It was about $100 from macquarie fields to botany :) depends were im being towed.. usually its never over $100

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