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RoadRailAndSea
 Post subject: TX1 - should I?
PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2015 7:35 pm 
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Not a taxi driver, so sorry if this post isn't welcome.
I'm thinking of buying a TX1 for personal use.. Am I mad?
Is rusting very bad.. Are things such as central locking / electrics ever a problem?
Are mechanics bills huge?

All help appreciated.
Currently looking at a version of 2002 Golden Jubilee TX2 with Nissan engine now fitted.

Simon
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skippy41
 Post subject: Re: TX1 - should I?
PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2015 7:37 pm 
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RoadRailAndSea wrote:
Not a taxi driver, so sorry if this post isn't welcome.
I'm thinking of buying a TX1 for personal use.. Am I mad?
Is rusting very bad.. Are things such as central locking / electrics ever a problem?
Are mechanics bills huge?

All help appreciated.
Currently looking at a version of 2002 Golden Jubilee TX2 with Nissan engine now fitted.

Simon


Loads more advertised on ebay along with that one, most in better condition, yours is from Blackpool so its been hammered and will have a Flintstone floor
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RoadRailAndSea
 Post subject: Re: TX1 - should I?
PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2015 7:47 pm 
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Cheers.. It doesn't seem too bad.. However central locking seems to not be working..
Guessing this might be an expensive problem?
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wannabeeahack
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:43 pm 
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RoadRailAndSea wrote:
Not a taxi driver, so sorry if this post isn't welcome.
I'm thinking of buying a TX1 for personal use..
Simon



why?

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o-marek
 Post subject: Re: TX1 - should I?
PostPosted: Mon Nov 16, 2015 12:36 am 
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RoadRailAndSea wrote:
However central locking seems to not be working..
Guessing this might be an expensive problem?

as usual central locking is one of most important things in cars... especialy old and rusty cars...
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