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2019 ford transit connect 1.5 diesel van. 106000 miles. We have just tested this van for 12 months. As seen by these pictures this clean little van, drives very well.This van is a one former keeper van. Has been well maintained. side door ply lined in rear.All round very good clean van.all vans are hpi clear and come with 12 month aa breakdown cover.Finace avaliable.For more info email us back
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