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Harsh i know... and lets hope he finds it! but imagine the fun you could have with a stolen fire engine! Its got some comedy factor!

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It's not a lot taller than a Mk2 transit chassis cab, take off the lights and ladders, it would fir in a shipping container. It's common to cut vehicles in half for expert (to avoid vehicle import duty, it become scrap metal) so it could even be put in two containers, and welded up at the other end. Old service vehicles have a market abroad, one of our ambies was bidded up by some git in the Czec republic. Also when it was sat out front somebody asked to buy it (when we said no it mysteriously get it's windscreen smashed). There are many third world and East Europe countries would be glad of the A Series and me Mk2 transit ambies.

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The A Series was relisted, to keep up interest, then this

 

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP>>> AND THANKS TO EBAY THIS TRUCK HAS BEEN FOUND IN A BACKSTREET SCRAPYARD>>>>>

THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE WILL BY NOW KNOW THAT I KNOW WHO THE SPINELESS BASTARD IS>>>>>> KARMA IS DOING ITS JOB AND IS DRIVING ITS WAY TO YOUR SCUMMY LITTLE STY>>>>>> TIME TO CATCH UP ON SOME SLEEP BECAUSE EVERY GNATS FART YOU HEAR YOU WILL BE TWITCHING YOUR CURTAINS AND I PROMISE YOU THIS...... YOU WILL NOT GET AWAY WITH IT.....

 

Doesn't say whether it was savable or not, will see if I can find out....

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