The wife or the ute?
Jan 22nd 2006, 11:53 am
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The wife or the ute?
I have set my heart on a boat, been meaning to get one ever since we got here.The only way i can do it is either get rid of the wife (cos she cost a fortune) or my ute...So to keep the peace i will have to let the ute go 
Its a Ford Courier GL dual cab 4x2 2002,2.6 petrol, air con,ps,tinted windows and only 48000 km,very good condition,(only been using it weekends cos of company car) only $ 16,990
I live in the Joondalup Area (perth)
If you want more info send me a message or email
cheers
Its a Ford Courier GL dual cab 4x2 2002,2.6 petrol, air con,ps,tinted windows and only 48000 km,very good condition,(only been using it weekends cos of company car) only $ 16,990
I live in the Joondalup Area (perth)
If you want more info send me a message or email
cheers
Jan 22nd 2006, 12:49 pm
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by sue&bob
I have set my heart on a boat, been meaning to get one ever since we got here.The only way i can do it is either get rid of the wife (cos she cost a fortune) or my ute...So to keep the peace i will have to let the ute go
Its a Ford Courier GL dual cab 4x2 2002,2.6 petrol, air con,ps,tinted windows and only 48000 km,very good condition,(only been using it weekends cos of company car) only $ 16,990
I live in the Joondalup Area (perth)
If you want more info send me a message or email
cheers
Its a Ford Courier GL dual cab 4x2 2002,2.6 petrol, air con,ps,tinted windows and only 48000 km,very good condition,(only been using it weekends cos of company car) only $ 16,990
I live in the Joondalup Area (perth)
If you want more info send me a message or email
cheers
Its hard to answer your question.
Perhaps a rear end view of the ute and your wife would help the comparison, without resorting to a test drive comparison.
(well you did ask!) 
Jan 22nd 2006, 6:52 pm
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Bob,
IMHO, get rid of the wife!
Bye
Mark
IMHO, get rid of the wife!
Bye
Mark
Jan 23rd 2006, 12:54 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by markeh
Bob,
IMHO, get rid of the wife!
Bye
Mark
IMHO, get rid of the wife!
Bye
Mark
hubby just told me about this thread, cant believe he would trade me for a boat....lol
Think i might start a new thread saying NEW hubby wanted..
I must admit i am looking forward to him getting a boat,when he sells the ute.
So no more cheek from you lot,cos i will be checking
SUE
Jan 23rd 2006, 1:09 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Mate, get rid of the wife - no contest
Look at the enjoyment you'll get from a boat and you'll need the ute to tow the boat!!
Look at the enjoyment you'll get from a boat and you'll need the ute to tow the boat!!
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:19 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by Stephen
Its hard to answer your question.
Perhaps a rear end view of the ute and your wife would help the comparison, without resorting to a test drive comparison. (well you did ask!)
Perhaps a rear end view of the ute and your wife would help the comparison, without resorting to a test drive comparison.
(well you did ask!) Sue x ....
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:22 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by Billabong
Mate, get rid of the wife - no contest
Look at the enjoyment you'll get from a boat and you'll need the ute to tow the boat!!
Look at the enjoyment you'll get from a boat and you'll need the ute to tow the boat!!
<once again - ducks for cover>
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:24 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
What about a poll?
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:26 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by diddy
What about a poll?
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:27 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by 232Bar
Ah, but does he not need someone to clean the boat when he's not out in it?
<once again - ducks for cover>
<once again - ducks for cover>
Whoops, sorry vicar, edited for decency.
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:30 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by gedge
No worries, once he's got the boat he'll be a f***y magnet.
Whoops, sorry vicar, edited for decency.
Whoops, sorry vicar, edited for decency.
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:41 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by 232Bar
Would they stick - aren't most of the bigger boats fibreglass?
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:42 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by gedge
Too much baby oil makes it hard to grip.
Jan 23rd 2006, 3:45 am
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Re: The wife or the ute?
Originally Posted by 232Bar
the gutter
Maybe it could be the TIO for Australia.
