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Hey guys, am planning a trip to china / taiwan, to source for products that are viable for the middle east. Anyone here attached to a manufacturer or know of any reliable one. Any advice as to importing parts / attachemnts / tyres...etc from these countries, anything i should look out for.. will be really helpful to me,

shoot me an email at elevadora(at)gmail.com

thanks,
  • Posted 27 May 2009 00:31
  • By t_lift
  • joined 7 Jan'09 - 11 messages
  • dubai, United Arab Emirates

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