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Paid £5,300 for our Isuzu grafter in 2013. We thoroughly abbused it and it looked like a shed. I don't remember it breaking down once in that time or needing anything but basic maintenance. Certainly nothing more than a clutch and I think only one of those.. We just sold it for £3300..  

 

Really can't complain. Hopefully it will be a trend and we will be able to sell our Land rover for more than we paid 10 years ago.. 

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benedmonds Grand Master

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1 hour ago, marne said:

You sell a truck because it is so solid built, that it never breaks and it was cheap as chips... Please help me understandig this. 

Did you see the pictures of it?  It looked worse in the flesh..

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