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Old 28-03-2015, 05:56 PM   #1
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Unhappy Farewell sweet wagon.

Hi. My BA wagon has sold and for the short term my wheels will be the nissan micra that we got for my oldest boy to learn to drive with and my company issue itchymikey lancer. The family isnt totally fordless as my oldest boy has moved up to a BF3 dedicated LPG wagon to which we have already fitted a remote start alarm, window lift kit, auto on cruise mod, parrot digital music centre, new speakers, sub, amp, rear view camera and gps through mirror as well as a drive recorder in the mirror housing. Cheers MD
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