New idea for shackles whilst towing and off roading
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I've heard it saidIt is excellent when used to construct bow strings
However you would only use 1.5 or 2.25 dia, so great for nocking your shaft
I've heard it said
However you would only use 1.5 or 2.25 dia, so great for nocking your shaft
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wrong,tis a rear windscreen.
Agreed, rear windscreen, try driving a freelander with the rear WINDscreen down, it's very windy funnily enough!
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wrong,tis a rear windscreen.
John you're just making this up now come on - think back when you were a lad and there was just a little SCREEN on the front to keep the flies off your face but at the back if there was anything it was just a little oval WINDOW in the fabric hood yes?
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Shut it you
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it's not windy at all if you have the front windows open at the same time
Exactly my learned friend and I also noticed from the index that you decided to call your new thread by the correct title of 'Rear Window' and have not settled some other incorrect term
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John you're just making this up now come on - think back when you were a lad and there was just a little SCREEN on the front to keep the flies off your face but at the back if there was anything it was just a little oval WINDOW in the fabric hood yes?
funnily enough,i have only had cars with full windows allround.
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Exactly my learned friend and I also noticed from the index that you decided to call your new thread by the correct title of 'Rear Window' and have not settled some other incorrect term
well if you go to a windscreen fitting company and ask for a rear window,they will rightly so ask which one,your reply will be the rear windscreen.or it should be.NEXT.
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Exactly my learned friend and I also noticed from the index that you decided to call your new thread by the correct title of 'Rear Window' and have not settled some other incorrect term
Alas not my fred, but I did offer assistance on it
The correct term for the glass on the back of any vehicle is, indeed, rear window.A windscreen is, IMHO, exclusively reserved for the one at the front of the vehicle
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Alas not my fred, but I did offer assistance on it
The correct term for the glass on the back of any vehicle is, indeed, rear window.A windscreen is, IMHO, exclusively reserved for the one at the front of the vehicle
nope,tis the rear windscreen.i asked a windscreen fitter.so ner ner.
... So the back window is a windscreen?
According to a mate who works for one of those vehicle glass replacement companies, you have a windscreen at the front, door screens on the doors, side screens at each side and rear glass in the back, and of course, the front and rear quarter lights.
I do so hope that this has cleared up any confusion
According to a mate who works for one of those vehicle glass replacement companies, you have a windscreen at the front, door screens on the doors, side screens at each side and rear glass in the back, and of course, the front and rear quarter lights.
I do so hope that this has cleared up any confusion
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... So the back window is a windscreen?
According to a mate who works for one of those vehicle glass replacement companies, you have a windscreen at the front, door screens on the doors, side screens at each side and rear glass in the back, and of course, the front and rear quarter lights.
I do so hope that this has cleared up any confusion
no no no.your so called fitter is wrong.my highly skilled fitter on the other hand is obviously superior so knows he is correct.
i rest my case,cos it's heavy.
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pedantic golden rivet man.
of course he would as there are front and rear windscreens.Similar threads
