hey dan

[Ext User(mmal380vrx@hotmail.com)]

has ur calais fallen apart yet?

[Ext User(John_H)]

mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:

>has ur calais fallen apart yet?

Probably not, but if it does at least parts availability shouldn't be
problem! :)

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[Ext User(Feral Al)]

John_H wrote:
> mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> has ur calais fallen apart yet?
>
> Probably not, but if it does at least parts availability shouldn't be
> problem! :)

Bit out of touch? Past history?

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[Ext User(OzOne)]

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:53:41 +1000, John_H <john4721@inbox.com> wrote:

>mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>has ur calais fallen apart yet?
>
>Probably not, but if it does at least parts availability shouldn't be
>problem! :)

Yep...they make lots of spares......




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[Ext User(Dan---)]

> mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>has ur calais fallen apart yet?

No,
Now go fucking kill yourself you infected cunt.

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[Ext User(Dan---)]

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:53:41 +1000, John_H PCM code reading says:

> mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>has ur calais fallen apart yet?
>
> Probably not, but if it does at least parts availability shouldn't be
> problem! :)

LOL
True. :-)

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Dan

[Ext User(John_H)]

Feral Al wrote:
>John_H wrote:
>> mmal380vrx@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> has ur calais fallen apart yet?
>>
>> Probably not, but if it does at least parts availability shouldn't be
>> problem! :)
>
>Bit out of touch? Past history?

Well out of touch, but past history suggests that the parts situation
(genuine and aftermarket) ought be OK for twenty years at least.

Of all the makes ever sold locally only the Model T Ford does better
IMO. :)

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[Ext User(Feral Al)]

John_H wrote:
> Feral Al wrote:

>> Bit out of touch? Past history?
>
> Well out of touch, but past history suggests that the parts situation
> (genuine and aftermarket) ought be OK for twenty years at least.
>
> Of all the makes ever sold locally only the Model T Ford does better
> IMO. :)

Lucky you didn't say Nissan. After being t-boned in Tas, it
seemed to take that long to source parts for my Navara, from
Japan and the NT, FFS. I reckon plenty of others would have
stories to tell about spares NON-availability.
:-(


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[Ext User(John_H)]

Feral Al wrote:
>
>Lucky you didn't say Nissan. After being t-boned in Tas, it
>seemed to take that long to source parts for my Navara, from
>Japan and the NT, FFS. I reckon plenty of others would have
>stories to tell about spares NON-availability.
>:-(

The subject was Holden. Had it been Nissan, which have always been
woeful for parts backup (price and availablity), I certainly wouldn't
have made the comment. Their resale values also reflect it.

And to think there those who now want to compare Mitsubishi with
Nissan!

Disclosure: I currently own one Nissan (a '96 Patrol ute) and almost
never buy genuine parts for it (aftermarket aren't much better). When
it was bought ('98) it was half the price of a Landcruiser in
comparable condition (and has probably lasted twice as long). It will
in all likelhood be replaced with another Nissan. (No other
manufacturers, other than Toyota and Nissan, offer comparable
vehicles.) :)

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