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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
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Living in country towns does have its small drawbacks, namely the supply of vehicles you are wanting to look at, and the thought of spending couple of days in Sidney or Milborne give me the heegie beegies.
So when trying to select a car/ute with definite ideas is it worth while using a broker (if there are such things reliable) how does warranty work in that case, IF I want to go warranty. The way I understand if something dies or breaks the car yard wants the vehicle back. Another question what I am after is very limited in its color choice so a repaint or vinyl wrap is a possible !!! option but then the original colour is still under the arches, engine bay etc. How detrimental is that when on selling again. How well do vinyl wraps survive in country towns/roads etc
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