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Guest tom2b

As im hoping to trailer my car to its sva in approximately a months time i will need a car trailer. Is there anyone in cornwall/the southwest that i can borrow one from?

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Tom

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Guest Jaffer

We have a trailer Tom, but its a flat bed rather than a car trailer :( .... The ramps are only 8ft long so the approach angle is very steep for cars, [i got my MG stuck on it!! :o ] so I'm not sure it will be any good for a 2B... [ I wasn't going to use it!] which is why I didn't volunteer it before :p

 

You're welcome to try if you wish..... It's also a fair bit heavier than a car trailer so you will need something with a bit of weight to tow it!

 

Grah.

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Guest AWhite

There is a car trailer for sale in the for sale section if you have got somewhere to keep it.

 

Nothing to do with me etc etc.

 

Andy

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Guest tom2b
You're welcome to try if you wish..... It's also a fair bit heavier than a car trailer so you will need something with a bit of weight to tow it!

your landy should do the job nicely :p

 

Does anyone else know of a suitable trailer for putting a kitcar on, i cant believe how few people have one!

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Guest Jaffer
your landy should do the job nicely 

 

Yeah no worries... it'll manage 3.5 tonne no prob!

 

When I get to that point :p I was going to hire one from PRJ Engineering, Lewannick, Launceston, they are not far from us... see what it will cost. There may be someone closer to you tho'

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Guest tom2b

Just found a place down the road from me i never new existed that will hire a car trailer for 24hrs for £48.00 + vat which doesnt seem too bad, saves a long trip to get one.

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Guest tom2b

its 80 miles away and i dont fancy it, would be just my luck for something to go wrong on the way there, also i dont want to insure it until its ready to hit the road.

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Guest warwick7735

Tom

I take it you don't have much faith in how you bolted it all together then :lol: :lol: .

Are you going to MOT first just to make sure everything is where it should be.

 

Warwick

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Guest Ian & Carole

Good advice.

 

MOT means that you know the lights are set right brakes work on all 4 corners emissions are correct etc etc etc plus gives you a chance to drive your creation :D :D :wub:

 

Ian J

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Guest Battery Bill

Tom

its 80 miles away and i dont fancy it, would be just my luck for something to go wrong on the way there, also i dont want to insure it until its ready to hit the road.

 

I know where you are at with this one, we took Joeys on a trailer even though it had already been Thoroughly road tested at Barkston before hand. :p :p

 

Its a lot easier to take lots of bits and bobs with you in a tin top.

But another reason we used a trailer is this:

:lol: :lol:

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Steve

That was taken at 5 AM :blink: :blink:

 

Not much colour round at that time especially when its snowing :rolleyes:

 

I didn't know there was 2, five O'Clocks :lol: :lol:

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