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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2010
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hi everyone.
was wondering what sort of larger trailer would be close enough to a van in size and weight would a car trailer be close enough or would you need furniture trailer. want to start towing a van and as still dont have a van you got to work around it and at moment only way is hire a larger trailer as no one has a van that cars rated to tow. finally got the transmission cooler put on the ba. am as most of you know are building trailer and got to hire a car trailer to take the old chassis away and wondered wether a car trailer with a old chassis loaded on is close enough to a van. even if you hired a car trailer and either had it empty or found something else to load would that be close enough. want the ed soon as so vans got to wait but when that happens am building one that looks like the old viscount duralvan but have newer tech that newer ones have. thanks |
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tow a van
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