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Toll Tariff List (New)

Friday, 26 February 2010 08:01 Gert Duvenage

Please view the Road Tariff 2010.....Sell your extra back wheels !

Wanted: Mercedes Benz Avalon

Sunday, 07 February 2010 03:28 Gert Duvenage

Name	ENDICK KOTZE
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Message	I am looking for a Mercedes Benz Avalon motorhome-Not older than 2005 model. Contact details 022-9124472 084 6292517

I am looking for the person

Sunday, 07 February 2010 03:28 Gert Duvenage

Name	Jan Nagel
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Message	I am looking for the person that bought a Motorhome from a supplier in Cape Town in the past year/year and half that was in an accident on the way to be delivered from Cape Town or was driven up to Cape Town. Aparently the motorhome hit a Koedoe or alike near Beufordwest. The cab was writen off, but the rear part of the motorhome was still in takt. The customer got a brand new Motorhome from the supplier, and the rear part was built on another chassis and sold again or was built on a new chassis and given to the existing customer.

Wood rot

Tuesday, 02 February 2010 02:40 Gert Duvenage

Name	Derek Serra
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Message	I've just purchased a L300 Explorer at a fair price - considering that it has wood rot in the corners of the alcove above the cab. This seems to be a common problem with these vehicles where owners have not regularly sealed the seams. I'd like to fix the problem and start afresh... I received quotes of R 7000 - R 12000 to repair the flanks and floor. The cheaper quote involves peeling back the entire skin and working from the outside. The expensive quote involves working from the inside only... As it is possible to repair the damage from inside, I might attempt the repairs myself. Have any club members undertaken a repair of this nature. If so, any advice would be much appreciated.