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Hi Iron lady, hope you can assist...having troube finding 2004 diesel models in red book.... 2004 Audi A4 Avant estate 1.9 Tdi Diesal - manual - front wheel drive - 100'000 miles - Bose music system - aircon - yes - UK Price - £2810 [TABLE=class: prop-list] [TR=class: item] [TD=class: label]*Private Price Guide[/TD] [TD=class: value]$8,300 - $10,300 (based on a 2005 2.0 as I cannot seem to find a 1.9Tdi on red book,,,,[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Cannot seem to find many diesel models, none on sale! Victoria (Frankston).

Hi all, newbie on this so go easy on me! I'm in the process of visa application and really love Bright with family/friends down in Frankston area. I have been in London since birth so used to city life but long for the hills or waterside. I have 2 young children that love the outdoors. Has anyone from a city made the move to such a rural environment and dealt ok with the emotional uplift??, specifically Bright that still has a large tourism trade. I worry I could feel quite insular if I rush such a decision. The other option is to buy Frankston area where I know I have good support and transport links and enjoy my holiday time in Bright. I am an outdoor man at heart; biking, distance running etc and can quickly set up clubs and contribute to the community in my line of work. I will either rent both UK property/Oz house or sell straight up and buy outright in Oz as gaining a mortgage could prove difficult with just UK based income for a few years (I intend to travel to UK 3-4 time per year for my work). Has anyone had this specific experience (town v rural) and lived to tell the tale?! Regrets, reflections, errors, enlightenment even??? Many thanks

I went there while on holiday as my brother in law brought a new build. Nice enough house but the house expansion is huge. The entire section behind him and to the side zoned for new houses. The view gone. On a positive note I guess if you buy in the main part of town this is not such a concern. My own view is this is pretty bad town planning. With the railway crossing present I would dread to think what traffic will be like in 5-10 years time, but then I am a Londoner and can see the future!

First time on here so not sure if allowed to post up people but can forward you details of mine who really knows his stuff. In the process at the moment of doing a visa.