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Originally Posted by 4bee
Thanks, got that.[smilebigeye]
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Originally Posted by 4bee
Thanks, got that.[smilebigeye]
Seems some secondhand and new vehicles are being sold the same way these days.....Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
Yep - neighbor across the road just bought his missus a new Cerato so their Mini was up for sale - he paid $8K for it 3 years ago - they did try and move it on 12 months ago and couldn't get $4K for it so hung onto it a bit longer - he sold it on the weekend for $8K. To say he was happy was an understatement.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
There are rumours around some dealers are trying to cancel customers orders for new vehicles for any reason, and then the vehicle is being sold for a lot more than the original deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
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Originally Posted by scarry
They must be rumours, Paul. I cannot even imagine in my wildests a car dealer doing that as that would be as shonky as a ****house Rat, & immoral trading.
Hang on a tick. Dealers you said?:Rolling::Rolling:
Closely related to land rats.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
DL
What to do when you need to transport 55m long wind turbine blades through a city and then out and up on winding hill roads to the ridgeline site?
Once the usual option of changing the roads alignment along the way failed, the solution was a special trailer that tilts the blades up thus shortening the horizontal length needed.
https://resources.stuff.co.nz/conten...ptimize=medium
Photo from the link below.
Video and story here. Turbine blades tilt for their journey to the ridges above Palmerston North | Stuff.co.nz
Spotted this LIFTED Subaru Forester in traffic yesterday.. Sorry that the picture quality isn't the best. [wink11]
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I wonder if my wife will let me do that to hers. It's the same model.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
