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Lyonhead Member Since: 21 May 2016 Location: Cardiff Posts: 351 |
Seen this on the FFRR site and thought I would share.
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Tue Aug 01 2017 8:26am |
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jimbg Member Since: 29 Jan 2013 Location: By the River Dart Posts: 1839 |
His name is on the sign outside the workshop? 2023 P440e SE Dynamic on order -cancelled
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Tue Aug 01 2017 10:14am |
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donny dog Member Since: 23 Nov 2016 Location: yorkshire Posts: 772 |
Well spotted, so he obviously thinks that's an appropriate way of loading a customer's car! |
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Tue Aug 01 2017 12:14pm |
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geoffsnook Member Since: 19 Nov 2016 Location: cardiff Posts: 1699 |
Thats mental would not want that car |
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Tue Aug 01 2017 2:06pm |
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Tyrefitter Member Since: 19 Jul 2015 Location: Bridlington East Yorkshire Posts: 3677 |
To be honest if the forks have rubber blocks fitted & the are positioned with the lifting pads it will only be like lifting on a 2 post lift in any workshop,,,,only thing is if it slips then that's the end of it & car will be written off.
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Tue Aug 01 2017 5:20pm |
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geoffsnook Member Since: 19 Nov 2016 Location: cardiff Posts: 1699 |
Dont think there is any wood or rubber by the looks of the vio |
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Tue Aug 01 2017 6:05pm |
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