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do u know who will pick up and deliver?

sugardaddy · 2005-11-27 12:41:35

hi i cant actually drive yet i am gonnna learn how to drive and get a provisional license,theres a car i would like to buy in galway does anyone know of a company that i could use that would pick this car up from galway and deliver it to me in dublin?thanx

27-11-2005 12:41pm

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hi i cant actually drive yet i am gonnna learn how to drive and get a provisional license,theres a car i would like to buy in galway does anyone know of a company that i could use that would pick this car up from galway and deliver it to me in dublin?thanx

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#2 27-11-2005 3:13pm

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you could ask someone you know down there to collect it? (lots of pints and train fare home required )

Alternatively check classifieds for a driver/wheel man?

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#3 27-11-2005 3:15pm

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Pair of Family members/realations who could maby drive down with you in there own car and pick it up?

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#4 28-11-2005 9:14am

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If you are buying from a garage ask them who they use for car recovery - see if a deal can be struck. A mate of mine has a car recovery truck and he would charge €200 to bring it up for you. I paid €170 last year to a guy to bring a car from Dublin to Galway for me on a truck. See if you can't find a mate to do it and save a few bob!

'c

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