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We specialize in pick up trucks and can quickly ship one of these trucks at a bargain price, if you don't have any real urgency:

870k (the dark/red) and just 750k (dark/ash)

email at sozoemena@hotmail.com

Hilux (1.2M); VW LT35 (1M); Mazda B2600 (850k)

Reach my partner at: 08055909677 or call me directly for negotiation at +358 440558757

The VW LT is as clean as the Hilux, but also has two rear tyres on each side.

A keg of palmy is nice and ensures that Spyder880's glass doesn't run dry. I think Spyder880 has done well

Still loving it

Barbus, you've done well within the time period. Meet you soon on your next thread!

Oga Spyder! What an elegant piece of drawing with a lot of creative features unlike the typical rooms right and left pattern plus a hall-way.

Is it possible that heat will radiate from the kitchen into the nearest bedroom with just one main window? Perhaps the door on the opposite side will facilate cross ventilation. In relative terms, it's still a nice low cost project for people that can afford it.

Keep up the good works!

Call now for inspection

Still available

Car is in Lagos

I've got a clean Lagos-cleared Toyota Hilux with the following spec:

- 5 speed manual transmission
- Petrol (1.8 L) engine that runs smoothly


- Price is N980,000

Drop your message here if interested or email to: sozoemena@hotmail.com

(VW LT35 with 6 tyres/petrol engine and just 92000km from airport service, Mazda 2600/petrol pick up 4x4, plus Isuzu bus/diesel will arrive the same time as the Hilux)

Still available

@Fhemmmy

You've done so well bro, your cars are always very clean.

Keep it up!

So there's still hope for young people aspiring to build a home for themselves and families. Nice job from Spyder088 and his crew, great comments from folks.

Still available, thanks for asking,

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This is a fantastic DELL model with a superb performance. Happy sales!

Nice ride you've got there, happy sale.

Pictures speak volumes and worth more than a thousand words.
Like Oga Fhemmmy rightly said, the fun has just began and it pays to stay glued to the master's thread. Oga Spyder880, I dey hail oo!

Keep them coming, truly learning a great deal.

Never shipped from Poland but there could be truck drivers to get the cars into Germany. You can ship your cars from Hamburg but try to get the age right if they're coming into Lagos.
I have reliable hands in Hamburg and you can have their contact info if you will. Once in Warsaw on meeting, I found the large Naija community pretty helpful. You might get some useful tips if you get in touch with Naija guys in Warsaw.

Looking at the cost of transporting the cars, it might be cheaper to buy them in Germany afterall.

I have two very clean pick up trucks heading to port next week:

- 1.8 L toyota hilux - 1990 - petrol - manual trans.

- 2.6 L Mazda B2600 4x4 - 1991 - petrol - manual trans.

Each of them comes with a complete set of offroad (winter) tyres plus a single spare.

Contact me if you'll like to see the pictures although I'll post them here when the trucks are in Lagos.

email: sozoemena@hotmail.com

I salute all for your great inspiration. Your various contributions won me over from the auto section. Please keep up your good works and let's all enjoy sharing our views on this forum as in the master's other thread.
Spyder, may God enlarge your coast and grant you more wisdom.

Carry go jare!

Spyder880

More vaseline to your elbow for the brilliant outreach via this thread.

Abeg if your plot is still up for sale, could you drop your phone number or email me at sozoemena@hotmail.com

You seem to be more experienced, and yes there's a need for soil testing. As a newbie, my impression was that a german floor would good enough. I might be wrong and would have to seek professional advice especially at certain critical stages of the work.

All the best with your project, and may God continue to bless you.

@larimo,

Thanks so much bro for your input. We had a couple of other builders who led us (kid brother) round to view previous and ongoing projects. While one of them insisted on getting daily pay, it was surprising that the third person had difficulty interpreting what was supposed to be a simple drawing. This was my kid brother's impression. Soil type is sandy and very flat. What do you advise on the foundation?

The very guy who agrees to do it at 600k has a background in architecture, and promised to bring his regular team of workers.

I forgot to mention that all rooms are ensuite. There would be a guest toilet and dining, but not sure whether these would have much implications on the actual cost.

I salute you.