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Peugeot Partner Combi (2001 - 2004 )

Peugeot Partner Combi (2001 - 2004 )

Unpretentious, roomy holdhall that rides well. Excellent value.

Brakes could be better. Some mechanical problems. The neighbours will be nonplussed, if that matters to you.

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Last updated 9 January 2012

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