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Looking to buy a Ford!
Join Date: Jan 2010
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Hello everyone!
Im currently in the market to buy a Ford  I used to own a Holden VP..But, sold it to my brother. Im just after some info from those who own or have owned Fords.. In the model year 1990-1998ish Just wondering, what type of Ford is reliable, and not likely to break down..Like most Old commodores seem to :( Im not to fussed on Power really.. Just a good car that's nice...And can travel long distances..And also have mates say, "Tis a real nice car you got! Sounds great..etc etc.." ( I usually travel up & down QLD for Paintball Comps.) Thanks !  Mark. *EDIT - If this is in the wrong area, I apologize !! |
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Need help, Buying a Car !
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