A friend of mine showed up with this last week, he imported it from the UK.
Dave
A little bit bigger than my Haflinger
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A little bit bigger than my Haflinger
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Re: A little bit bigger than my Haflinger
Very nice, as you say a it on the big side! In the UK if you have a "Fire Engine" which is in full working order you don't have to have an MOT even if it is of an age to require one. Also a bit too thirsty for me in todays economic climate.
Are they going to turn it into a camper? I dare say there is a lot of open space in Australia where the offroad capabilities of that beast would be required.
John
Are they going to turn it into a camper? I dare say there is a lot of open space in Australia where the offroad capabilities of that beast would be required.
John
Haflinger 703AP LWB 1973 - (Once owned by Lady Sutherland & Sons.) Now called "Lurch" !
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Re: A little bit bigger than my Haflinger
He took it for a road worthy and he had to remove the blue hazard lights and a couple of other bits, he did mention about converting it.
Dave
Dave