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inthenightgarden wrote...
....bought it in auction with the hpi wiped clean , but no keys (i bought it locked so couldnt get in it ), no cris paper work , so i had to apply for the paperwork but was guaranteed either to get my money back or the van
the funny thing was when we got in to it we found the keys , loads of paperwork inc stamped service log and all the recepts ,clamp that they couldnt be bothered to use on there drive.it was ramed full of other stuff , hubby thinked it was well overweight as pajero had trouble pulling it it only had a 250kg personal allowance . there was hitch lock ,waste master , water master ,a cheap camcorder , a ps2 and lots of girly games , tv , dab radio .loads of bedding and blankets ,lots of new clothes with tags on , and a cupbords full of food , a fridge full of rotten green food  .
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inthenightgarden, Sounds pretty suspicious to me. Are you sue you didn't buy a stolen van?
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Topic: ebay and age of caravans
makes you wonder though?
