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Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 09 Jan 2011, 20:40
by chuckle-bus-tom
some advice required gentlemen, on the service from
http://www.vw-tristar.com/. There are a couple of dokas on there that I would consider buying (#632 #767), and although I know they are reputable sellers and all, has anyone here had any direct experience of their service?
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 09 Jan 2011, 21:37
by Russel
Hi
I can recommend Patrick to anyone. He has always been a pleasure to deal with and very honest about condition of his stock.
Russel
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 09 Jan 2011, 21:42
by chuckle-bus-tom
Thanks!
Now to find commercial insurance for a left hooker that doesn't require a vat of blood!
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 09 Jan 2011, 21:50
by jed the spread
chuckle-bus-tom wrote:Thanks!
Now to find commercial insurance for a left hooker that doesn't require a vat of blood!
A-plan Tooting
jed
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 10 Jan 2011, 00:38
by ELVIS
DEFFO recommend Patrik.
Have bought a few bits n bobs by mail a few years back but had the pleasure of meeting him this summer and getting a guided tour of his 'bunker'. As honest as the day is long and a bliddy nice bloke to!!
(nice drive home aswell!)
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 10 Jan 2011, 00:50
by jebiga41
Bought my van off patrik he's a true gent and would not hesitate to buy off him again
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 10 Jan 2011, 07:15
by Aidan
Agreed, no probs and shipping truck to Immingham if you can't collect all good
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 10 Jan 2011, 07:55
by chuckle-bus-tom
No news on the one at your lock-up Aiden?
Think I'm going to take the plunge on #767 . Bit of vactan, maybe a couple of new panels here and there and an autogas setup should see it ready for work!
Re: Advice on the service from www.vw-tristar.com
Posted: 11 Jan 2011, 21:58
by Al Housman
My commercial policy for my lefthand doka is with the NFU. Worth a try-you don't have to be a farmer!