WINDPILOT PACIFIC KEEPS THE HEAVYWEIGHTS IN LINE
Heavyweights
ABOUT TRUSTWORTHYNESS
Hi Peter, As we live in a strange world where trust is sometime flouted and to make it more real can you please send me a picture of the unit with you beside ready for dispatch in its boxe and I will proceed to the bank transfer.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best Regards
Olivier
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Errors and omissions excepted
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