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stuvy
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i wanted to build a toylander the first time i saw one until i saw the cost of the bits and thought stuff that!
i wanted to build a toylander the first time i saw one until i saw the cost of the bits and thought stuff that!
do it
id love a series 2 toylander!
or a defender with mini winch and snorkle ect would be really cool, but then id be annoyed that i wouldnt be able to ride it,
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if only the cage was extended to the back roof area
The cages are down to the boot floor, it done its job really well and two people walked away with only minor cuts and bruises
i know i was just saying if it was extended down the rear roof she shell may have benn saved
stuvy
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do it
id love a series 2 toylander!
or a defender with mini winch and snorkle ect would be really cool, but then id be annoyed that i wouldnt be able to ride it,
for the cost id rather make a baloo style buggy search "baloo" on here youl see what i mean
for the cost id rather make a baloo style buggy search "baloo" on here youl see what i mean
"search Baloo"
it wasent me, l wasent there l dont have it
very not guilty
l guess this is what you mean by a Baloo style buggy
l had a £75 vitara that was bodily rusted so l tossed most of the body away and made a tube frame , bolted it onto the body mounts and used it offroad
its one of a few then andy
you could slot it back on the road if you wanted non IVA as the vit has a chassis
yes it could have been used on the road as it had an umolested vitara chassis
but can you imagine what tesco's insurance would have said when l answered the always asked question "has it been modified"
not worth the bother, l drive a complete stocker on the road and thrash my oddball vehicles round a field
