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Posted: **06 Jun 2009, 16:52**

Good luck CJ. and thanks for the help over the last few years.

Posted: **06 Jun 2009, 22:07**

oh no.what will dr alice do now

good luck for the future fella..

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 00:37**

oh no.what will dr alice do now?

Post on here and have twenty strapping blokes jump in their trucks headed down her way?

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 11:23**

Alice, Alice, who the f**k is Alice ..........?

taken from the chorus of that awful song from Smokie

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 13:05**

That is me proper stuffed. You were the only one keeping my van on the road. Well gutted. Enough of the selfish wallowing, hope you enjoy your well earned retirement. Is there a last day or is this post signalling you have already stopped?
Andy

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 16:37**

All the Best Ceej

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 19:12**

Holmfirth is only 4.25 hours away...

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 19:41**

thefatsurfer wrote: Is there a last day or is this post signalling you have already stopped?
Andy

Hope not, waiting to send him cheque for some bits & bobs but seems to have his mind on other things. Where are you Curtis Jeremiah?

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 20:17**

It may well come to that Mr Baxter ! Was taling to CJ last time about AFN Mtdi and power steering conversion for my arthritic 1.6td 16'. House boiler on its last legs has delayed that though.

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 21:07**

That's a bummer for me, but I hope it means good things for you

All the best for the future and thanks for all the help

Steffan

SYNCROSPARES UK wrote:after 10 years of fixing,breaking,selling,swapping,saving,recovering all things transporter were retiring,working 6 days a week isnt fun in summer,weve got some future plans happening so its time to give up,would like to thank all our customers from here for your custom in the past years,anybody wishing to buy a complete buisness ie website phone number and a large amount of stock please contact me,thanks again cj and team

Posted: **07 Jun 2009, 21:10**

Simon,

I just googled it - 192 miles. And rather optimistically 3 hours 28 mins.

Haven't been up to Yorkshire since I used to live and work in Leeds. Kinda miss the place.

Steffan

Simon Baxter wrote:Holmfirth is only 4.25 hours away...

Posted: **08 Jun 2009, 19:31**

Sorry to hear that - enjoy the future.

Posted: **08 Jun 2009, 20:49**

Met you once and bought an engine from you

Happy retirement.
I hope your business is bought as your stock is invaluable

Posted: **10 Jun 2009, 16:02**

If only I could raise the cash... just found a nice unit to run it from in walking distance from my house.... OK.. so maybe it will be a workshop instead then... not any better for the southwest lot.. prob (no deffo) further to me than Bricky....

Posted: **12 Jun 2009, 21:02**

Hi CJ,

If you see this can you give me a ring please ?

Andy

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