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Toffy thanks for ringing and i am going to advertise the car on the main land soon,hoping to get more interest,

If you and your mate wants anything,you should come up before week end as we dicussed.

thanks stuart

Thanks to every one who have bought parts off me.

There is still plenty left,I advertised on main page sau for sale so i could speed sales up and this has helped.

Some tas members have missed out and i am sorry for that,all you need to do is ask for account detailes and put money in and i will hold till able to pick up.

I am not going to hold witout deposit.

stuart :)

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Just to do an update

rb26dett motor and box complete has been sold.

Thank you mark

Also thanks to bluegtr from hobart for buying parts great to see you when i delivered to hobart today.

Many thanks to both of you.

stuart

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