and here`s mine

[bazza]

so if ya see me gis a wave ,, now fitted with a massive roof box,

[Fez_uk]

looks like a nice tidy motor, what year is it?

Needs a bit more mud.

[bazza]

Originally Posted by Fez_uk

looks like a nice tidy motor, what year is it?

Needs a bit more mud.

tar its a 03 plate as for the mud it will never see it lol ,, all it for is realy towing the caravan about mate

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[mikep]

Originally Posted by bazza

so if ya see me gis a wave ,, now fitted with a massive roof box,

What do you put in the roof box? massive boot,and massive caravan.You must have a car load of kids I guess !
MikeP

[bazza]

Originally Posted by mikep

What do you put in the roof box? massive boot,and massive caravan.You must have a car load of kids I guess !
MikeP

no only one kid mate but the dogs tak up the boot space so the roof box holds all the awning and poles as we never leave any thing in the van in storeage so the box comes in handy as i can leave them in there till next time

[makeitfit]

Broody hell, that's a big tinny
Please be so kind to keep touring the north east
We've only got little roads round by here

[rustic]

Originally Posted by makeitfit

Broody hell, that's a big tinny

Shouldn't you have a transit van to tow these around
You certainly have the best vehicle to do it.

Make sure your 4 wheel drive works, saves any embarrassment in case you actually get stuck in a muddy field, or you could actually get mud on it
My 2.7TD mav tows a twin axle boat trailer, overall length of trailer and boat is 26 feet, and just about 2 tonnes, no problems towing, the twin axles keep it really stable, and safer in case of a blowout.

Except when doing tight turns and the trailer wheels want to come off the rim Doesn't half put a side force on them, that's why they are reinforced etc. Try to avoid really tight turns.

[makeitfit]

Originally Posted by rustic

Try to avoid really tight turns.

Quite right, and there's blinking loads of them round here.

[rustic]

Originally Posted by makeitfit

Quite right, and there's blinking loads of them round here.

I get a very very slight impression that you don't want tin tents blocking your roads.

They should be kept on the M6 Toll road and pay £11+ for the experience.

Does the Severn bridge charge extra for tin tents, £1000 each way isn't it...especially if it has 4 wheels

One way is free... is that out of Wales ?

[makeitfit]

oh yes , it's free to leave.
We charge on the way in and there's no refunds, no matter how much it rains