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10-05-2005, 05:34 PM
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No longer driving a Ford.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
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We've almost finished moving house, only thing left to move is the EB and the engine that will eventually be going into it.
We can get the car towed to the new house without a problem for $50, however the engine could be a problem. We don't know anyone with a ute, or a crane to pick the engine up to put on the back of a ute to transport it the 2 or so kms to the new house. Has anyone got any ideas or know anyone who could help us out? For those who don't know, we're in the Western suburbs of Melbourne, and right now after hiring a 4 tonne truck and paying the bond and rent in advance, plus all the other usual bills that go with moving house, we are not in a great position at the moment financially, so any help or ideas for saving a few $ while doing this would be extremely welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Help with moving EB & Separate engine.
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