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New motor in the household...
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05/06/2016 00:12
05/06/2016 00:12
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coupedummy
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Je suis un Coupé
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Je suis un Coupé
Joined: Sep 2006
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west bromwich
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It's a Mazda bongo. Gone half with my brother. Was cheap and alittle bit of a project but here she's is 2.5 turbo diesel 4wd auto with pop up roof. 7 deserts non converted. Any advise from previous owners appreciated!
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Re: New motor in the household...
[Re: coupedummy]
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05/06/2016 20:06
05/06/2016 20:06
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Posts: 1,466 Kent
Submariner
My job on the forum
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My job on the forum
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Kent
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Re: New motor in the household...
[Re: coupedummy]
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06/06/2016 01:01
06/06/2016 01:01
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 3,610 S. Wales. Way beyond my means
Gripped
Club member 1924
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Club member 1924
Forum is my job
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 3,610
S. Wales. Way beyond my means
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Hey !!!
Welcome to Bongo land.
Yours is the same as ours down to the colour... But you have the 4wd version... (jealous)
Currently sleeping in ours on a trip north.
You're right that Bongos don't rust any worse than others of the era. The main issues being the rear arches.
Feel free to run any queries past me or just ask the Bongo Forums.
Happy Bongoing.
Last edited by Gripped; 06/06/2016 01:02.
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