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 Return to top of page · Post #: 46 · Written at 5:30:20 PM on 15 September 2017.
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 Robbbert
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I had a look at the source of this page and another for comparison.

There's extra unneeded /div commands in any normal page, so here you are Brad, a little cleanup you can do:

- After the postcount there are 2 /div, should be only one.

- just after this code is an unwanted /div --> td colspan="2" style="width: 930px; height: 25px; colour: #4C2900; background-colour: #DED8C5; border: 0px"

Now for the problem on this page there's an extra quote in the imgur link. That quote invalidates quite a bit of text including the edit link. It also puts GTC's post at the bottom of Vintage Pete's post.
 
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Last year I bought a 2003 Commodore wagon for $2750.00 from a dealer on Ebay. I had the interior steam cleaned to get rid of a musty smell caused by the previous owner leaving a window slightly down during bad weather, put new tyres and brake pads on all round, replaced the electric antenna and had the car serviced. Aside from that I haven't spent a penny on it.

Old Holdens never die. Smile


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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