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Guys,

No longer need the following 200L drum, I've used it to store e85 for my car but how e85 is closer I don't need it.

FREE to anyone who wants to come pick it up. Includes the pump !

PM me for details.

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Sandstone Lakes 4511

Deliver it to me and I will take it.

Its free cause i dont want to move it. more tha welcome to come pick it up clint. I'm sure we can strap it to the roof of your 34 or something lol

Sandstone Lakes 4511

Its free cause i dont want to move it. more tha welcome to come pick it up clint. I'm sure we can strap it to the roof of your 34 or something lol

You could put it in the Maxima... That has plenty of space.

Sandstone Lakes 4511

Its free cause i dont want to move it. more tha welcome to come pick it up clint. I'm sure we can strap it to the roof of your 34 or something lol

Hmm tempting, I could maybe get a ute.

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