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plus slab.

pretty f**ked ay, its a bit of f**kin concrete and a few bolts, id do it if the slab wasnt the issue hah

Slab for a shed wouldn't be too difficult.

Excavate down about 200mm to remove the topsoil ....can do this with shovel

Then you'd need sand (for sandbed), plastic membrane, something like SL82 reinforcement mesh, formwork for the edges (you'd use 19 coated formply, 100x50 timber, and hardwood stakes), and then pour the 32MPa reinforced concrete. Then let the slab cure. Slab would only need to be about 150mm thick

yeah dude that's the plan benji

carsales 2000 model in Nsw and tell me mine doesn't look the best and in best nick. leave stupid comments to yourself Luke

a gtt for 13k would be absolute balls ask everyone in this thread they've paid lots for there's

yeah dude that's the plan benji

carsales 2000 model in Nsw and tell me mine doesn't look the best and in best nick. leave stupid comments to yourself Luke

a gtt for 13k would be absolute balls ask everyone in this thread they've paid lots for there's

It's very well priced for the excellent condition it's in - i wouldn't drop below this price much.

If i hear of anyone looking over here for a gtt - i'll point them your way.

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