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132 days ago

MOBILITY WALKER FRAMES x5

Garry from Tauranga City

Five mobility walker frames. Three are fitted with brakes, one without brakes, and one without brakes incomplete. Total of 5 items. In good condition and would just need brake adjustment at best. In storage currently so not readily viewable. At this price you can afford to take your chance. Pictures are indicative of the style of frame thats on offer.

Price: $110

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Do you think changes need made to the current process for building consent? Share your thoughts below.

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