No I can't imagine it would but surely a tarpaulin used for such purpose can be attached and fixed so it doesn't flap.
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Matchless
I started with nothing, still have most of it left
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It would flap like a naked skydiver!
Gritineye
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Nope not a snow balls chance in hell!
Bobupndown
What could possibly go wrong?
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Does it have to be covered?
Ordinary open car trailer or is it a concours car that doesn't see rain?
Ordinary open car trailer or is it a concours car that doesn't see rain?
RBDIVE
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Firstly thanks for your help with suggestions on this matter.
So I did hire the van for mother's day weekend and got the car down for my mother to see which is what I wanted thankfully the weather was great.
For those who might need to hire this van or even car trailers look for (grantham hire). Many trailers to hire and ability to hire tow car and trailers together etc. I would certainly use them again
So I did hire the van for mother's day weekend and got the car down for my mother to see which is what I wanted thankfully the weather was great.
For those who might need to hire this van or even car trailers look for (grantham hire). Many trailers to hire and ability to hire tow car and trailers together etc. I would certainly use them again
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Glad it worked out, hope mum was pleased!
RBDIVE
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Sorry I didn't .
dvla website its 5500kg revenue weight. And his website says max payload of 2500kg so most cars would be fine ?
Nice van to drive auto box cruise control lane assist etc but limited to 57mph but plenty of power upto that point
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Probably as fast as the old car has ever been .
