Thread: How many inches have you got?

Hey Mate,

You forgot the stage 1, and I think one of the utes is a 109.

So that's 107+109+88+109+130=543

So now cost that out a $100 per inch and that's what it Really costs

Sometimes less is more

CC

Defender (hers! ) + Disco + SII SWB = Too much work

So:
110 + 100? + 88 = 298? but only part of that figure gets used

CC: How'd you know I was talking about you anyway?

In the family

90 (strictly not exactly but will do for now!)
100 (1994 D1)
100 (1994 RRC)
100 (1988 RRC)
100 (1978 RRC)
88 (1978 S3)
88 (1968 S2A)
88 (1965 S2A)
88 (Hybrid)
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842"

do I win!!

(i am also thinking I may have missed one!)

100" its not the size that counts... It's how you use it!

Originally Posted by Shonky

It doesn't matter. It's how you use it that counts, right?

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

Sometimes less is more

Originally Posted by Grimace

...its not the size that counts... It's how you use it!

My thoughts exactly! There is nothing wrong with having a small...




















...Landy.

Does a single axle 130 trailer count for 65" ?

Roger

Well, that is easy - 2a plus County .... 109+110 = 219.....

........but how about the derelict 2a I robbed the brake shoes and overdrive out of, another 109, and the derelict, doorless 2a, that's another 88, and the Series 3 that I sold Tank the engine out of, that's another 109, and the chassis and firwall sitting out in the paddock, that's another 88, and then there is the one that got converted to a farm trailer ............

John