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18-09-2010, 01:20 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Frankston, VIC
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As the subject suggests, I've got $7k and I want to get back in to a Ford and out of a Holden... I know, I know, I should have never defected... But the 2009 Territory had the same dash as the 2002 BA I had, I just couldn't do it.
ANNNNNNNNNNYWAY... I'm selling my '09 Captiva, to go back to a good old Ford, so I can save for a house. Anyone got any suggestions for what I should spend the pennies on??? I'm no mechanic, so I'm not looking for some massive project. Having said that I'm not totally useless with a spanner either. I turn it over to the floor  |
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I've got $7k and need the love of a good Ford
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