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    Hi all, I hope things are still going well for you all. Not sure if any of you remember me, I moved to France some three years ago and used to have a 3rd gen 3.0. Anyway I have been having a clear out and came across two CD's titled TOYOTA electronic parts catalog version Jap A1 and dated 13th Feb 1997. I know it has all the part numbers for 2 gen and up 1997 3rd gen,s It is free to the first person that wants it however I need to think how I am going to get it to you. Postage would probably be around 5 euro. Also found a complete set of second gen over carpets in A1 condition black and purple, again free to a good home but getting them to you could be a problem.
    Visit all the Surfin Elkhounds at [url="http://www.malenibo.co.uk/"]www.malenibo.co.uk[/url]

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    Originally posted by Malenibo View Post
    Hi all, I hope things are still going well for you all. Not sure if any of you remember me, I moved to France some three years ago and used to have a 3rd gen 3.0. Anyway I have been having a clear out and came across two CD's titled TOYOTA electronic parts catalog version Jap A1 and dated 13th Feb 1997. I know it has all the part numbers for 2 gen and up 1997 3rd gen,s It is free to the first person that wants it however I need to think how I am going to get it to you. Postage would probably be around 5 euro. Also found a complete set of second gen over carpets in A1 condition black and purple, again free to a good home but getting them to you could be a problem.
    I'll take the EPC CD's if there still available please.

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    • #3
      Growler they are now yours Have sent you a personal email. to email your address to
      Last edited by Malenibo; 5 December 2008, 21:28.
      Visit all the Surfin Elkhounds at [url="http://www.malenibo.co.uk/"]www.malenibo.co.uk[/url]

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      • #4
        Hi stranger and hows life in france
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        • #5
          Life in France absolutely wonderfull. cheap food, cheap diesel, lots of forest trails to explore. Can recommend retirement. Got lots of British and French friends so have a hell of a social life. Only bad point is the exchange rate, but hey I am better off that some of you in the UK. Come on down the countries great. Miss my Surf a little but have to say my present Disco TD5 is awesome
          Last edited by Malenibo; 5 December 2008, 21:39.
          Visit all the Surfin Elkhounds at [url="http://www.malenibo.co.uk/"]www.malenibo.co.uk[/url]

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          • #6
            i had fancied the south of France for a long time now but we can't leave here now my dads very ill but once things are over here then we will be looking at moving away hopefully
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            • #7
              Its a good life and property is cheap at the moment. For around 50000 Euro you can have your own off road park. Taking the the money out of your property in UK and moving to France is a good way to finance your retirement. Thats what I did and regret nothing. Still get my UK pension and it goes a lot further over here so I have the best of both worlds. My place here would have cost me around 1/2 million in the UK. I just love it. The french gov even pay for me to learn the language, plus they have the best health service I have ever seen. There are a few pics of the homestead on my website. www.malenibo.com
              Visit all the Surfin Elkhounds at [url="http://www.malenibo.co.uk/"]www.malenibo.co.uk[/url]

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