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15-07-2012, 09:55 PM
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Marko
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Perth W.A
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I don't know about Dodge Rams or Great Walls
 being used on sites but I can certainly tell you there are a shed load of Amaroks heading north in W.A. Admittedly they are dual cabs, but if the interest extends to single cabs when they arrive, proper numbers and not dribs and drabs, you can expect to see them all over the place. As for fitters vehicles, cant say what way people will go but the new ranger doesn't mind getting its toes wet. I would certainly take one over the 70 series.
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Re: 70 Series Landcruiser to die within 5 years
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