I've gone and done it.

Do you deliver :D

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Anybody interested in the seats? If not, they're of to China to be made into Great Walls.

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How many? I'll ring the bloke up the hill.

There will be 18 X 2 and 2 X 1 going spare.

Time is an issue Paul. :(

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Can she cook and iron shirts? ;):D

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She has been known to cook, but doesn't do that very often as I like to cook. She's not big on ironing things...

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Nothing like a work in progress, hey.
By the way Ian, I know a retired (well, she has a little tacker to look after at the moment) cabinet maker who lives Jimboomba way & no, she is completely unaware of other certain residents of the area:D
Steve

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You haven't warned her the Jimboombaish residents.? Do you not feel some duty of care? :p

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Would love to have them.
Nowhere to put them.

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How many 101s? :D

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Ian, why a bus mate?
Steve

If it is capable of carrying freight, it is ineligible for motor-home rego. Motor-home rego is about 20% of commercial rego. People have come unstuck building a motor-home able to carry a horse or car, they have to be registered as a truck.

Hi,
My 130 cab chassis is considered a commercial vehicle, however on signing a declaration it is for private use and will not be carrying comercial loads, it is now registered as a normal vehicle.
This is in Tas.

Cheers


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First draft, from behind the pax seats, 8.5 X 2.150 metres.

The sink is bigger than the shower.

The bloke up the hill doesn't want the seats.