A Frame suitable cars
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T1 Terry
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Re: A Frame suitable cars
You could "A" frame a little front wheel drive auto if you put it in neutral and left the eng idling while towing. it might use a bit of fuel, but fuel isn't that expensive compared to vehicle costs.
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Re: A Frame suitable cars
Bruce,
We did over 55,000km in the Jimny during our 3yr Big Lap.
Much of it was 4WD-ing in national parks. The rest was shopping-cart duty.
I don't think a $600 heap would have survived.
Horses for courses...
We did over 55,000km in the Jimny during our 3yr Big Lap.
Much of it was 4WD-ing in national parks. The rest was shopping-cart duty.
I don't think a $600 heap would have survived.
Horses for courses...
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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Ray
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