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hey all chasing up a workshop as me and my two mates got kicked out as someone else had more money.

if anyone knows of a cheap workshop thru a mate of a mate or whatever. or you have a workshop and would like to not be burdened with the whole cost let me know. workshop would be used as storage and somewhere to work on our vehicles two of us work fifo so we wont always be around.

we are easy going and like to have a bit of fun

pm me or reply if you have anything

cheers keith

(please note would prefer not to go through an agent as they like to get a little rapey rapey on the wallet)

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pitty ya not nor or i might have been able to help out

i have two fair sized sheds and hoist with all the tools you could want

yes tell me more! willing to travel,

you willing to rent one out?

pitty ya not nor or i might have been able to help out

i have two fair sized sheds and hoist with all the tools you could want

Sounds interesting :D A hoist is the one this i don't have access to. Any chance you have a dyno there?

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