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Re: tow bar fitting
[Re: sugerbear]
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31/03/2009 17:05
31/03/2009 17:05
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luke
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do that and you will be banned from this forum coupe would look horrid with a tow bar hanging off the back not to say how bad it would look with a trailor/caravan too Dont do it, put towbar on the other halfs car. But hey if you do want to do it i would of thought that sounds about rite making some sort of fixing points as from what ive seen underneath the coupe there is no where as standard to attach one too.
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Re: tow bar fitting
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31/03/2009 17:22
31/03/2009 17:22
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It does read as though you have to drill your own holes and fabricate mounting plates.
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Re: tow bar fitting
[Re: Gaz]
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31/03/2009 20:36
31/03/2009 20:36
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Bosco
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Not got time to look for the link, but there was one on e bay at the weekend.... advert said it was detachable which i took to mean you clip something back on when you want to tow..
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Re: tow bar fitting
[Re: sugerbear]
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31/03/2009 20:39
31/03/2009 20:39
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blueshift
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oh and I dont currently have a muse, but if I did, she wouldn't be getting a drive in my LE despite her pert breasts and sensible frugal bike carrying estate car.
It's important to set a few boundaries in a relationship.
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