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I know its a ford but had to have thishttp://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q286/296moon/f6001.jpg and it only cost me £800, the cab has just been rested on a late ford camper frame so I have got lots of work ahead but have wanted a coe for a long time so Iam over the moon with this, anybody do body parts for this?

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Hey Mark,

No parts, but beautiful truck! That would be odd to see in USA let along england. I bet you're going to get a lot of "what is it's" from the people you meet in it.

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Hey Mark how much is 8oo pounds in U.S.$ ? welcome to stovebolt,nice F**d. Like Tomcoe said thats got to be rare in England....Rick


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same as 1500 U.S and as far as I know only one here,still cant beleive its mine!.....

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What a good deal. How long til it runs? grin


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I love those old COE's even if it is a F**D


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hello Mark,
what parts are you looking for ?
i thought i had the only one over here ! its in sunny Portsmouth . mine has cost me a lot more than 800 quid and dont look much nicer than your mean looking beast.


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