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Hey all,
My first post. I am looking at getting an "X" series ute. I did have an XH but had to sell it as I am unemployed. I am looking at maybe an XG bomb to do up over time. Now, It is my understanding that the XG mechanicals were the same as the XH. Is this true? I would love to get another XH but finances are severely restricted and this will be a long term project to do, with money available after saving my pension up. Hence the XG which appear cheaper than the XH. So, any info on XGs ( or really, really cheap XHs) would be appreciated. Cheers
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100% agree with Ashcook there.
It is very very rare that you will find a cheap ute that doesnt need a lot of work. I was not interested in doing stack sof rust repairs this time around (I have enough of those to do with 2 $WD's (4x4) in the household) so I had to pay more to get a decent base. I paid $1600 for my XF and for the condition it was in I considered it cheap. But it is most definately not perfect.............yet. If you are happy to look at an XG look at XF's as well. Many more out there , the e series running gear pretty much bolts straight in. Th eonly difference between XF and XG are XG's have indicators on the front guards and a different instrument cluster.
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i am selling an XH xr6 ute it has a damged rear quarter panel you can have a look at the car it is currently on ebay im asking for $2990 which is quite cheap as it isnt seriously damaged
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