Thread: I've gone and done it.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

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

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.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Can she cook and iron shirts?

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...

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
Steve

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

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Would love to have them.
Nowhere to put them.

How many 101s?

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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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