Very tidyI do like the headlamp protectors.
problem here they go yellow very quickly...
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problem here they go yellow very quickly...
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I was interested in the laws you have until Botfield jumped in, please carry on as you were
Thanks I will...
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Ive never seen them before, I need to make light surrounds as ive got a tubular front end
& it looks unfinished an the protectors caught my eye.
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Fair enough. It is less likely to cause an accident there.For another 50 sovs the motor doesnt leave the driveway
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Fair enough. It is less likely to cause an accident there.
I think its the amount of animals that cause accidents here loads of deer they just bounce out from the darkness, winch bumpers help with free meals
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Lightweights. In Canada, a winch bumper isn't going to make any difference to a 500lb Moose through the windscreen.I think its the amount of animals that cause accidents here loads of deer they just bounce out from the darkness, winch bumpers help with free meals
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Oooft thats immaculate in there
Bloody right it is immaculate also the fit of the bumper to chassis was very well done 3 bolts each side drilled and tapped into rails also battery isolater on seat box well done thay just didnt finish the job apart from wiring up spots...
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You will. To carry away the meat. Moose strike, as it is known, is usually fatal to the driver. The relatives often console themselves by butchering the moose, and taking away the meat.Hoy wivey......We're going to need a bigger truck
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Pitty its over there postage would probably be mental to here.
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I think European moose, or elk, used to be native to Scotland.
They could be re-introduced, re-wilding is all the rage.
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Cool I'll get the wife to drive now where's that insurance policy
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How many mooses can go on a euro pallet.
not so we move a lot of stuff with Algarve couriers so get good deals...last big pallet a complete Rover P6 interior plus rear deck shuttle 130:€...
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Depends on how big the moose is, and if it has horns, I should think. A big one, I doubt if the horns alone would go on a euro pallet.
They will if you slice them up in a band saw...
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Really a pallet from doon sooff cost me 125 quid a few weeks ago
I think @marjon was in first, how much is the winch n bumper.
