Alibro
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Must give this a go in the missus Freelander.
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wattfield
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Maybe not in your local park though!
Alibro
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My local park would be more like a bog at the minute but still. Looks like fun 
teddywood1
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this has been on before but still good but you missus will kill you I know mine would and mine would not take off it is too heavy with all the stuff on it LOL
jbenekeorr
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Love it! Freelander stood up well to the abuse!I've got a dixie horn in my Disco too, but I don't think it would ever get up enough speed to lift its considerable bulk off the ground
(Hands on Hips)...give him a smacked bottom Dave!...AND he didn't eat his pudding LMAO!!.
Best to fit part no Luft100855TF before hand. This optional Lufthansa flight conversion kit is known to provide a rapid but predictable descent.
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terr
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thants just bad
Alibro
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LOL, Best post yet.
I remember doing something similar in a VW Polo about 30 years ago. Only I didn't mean to and the rear seat passenger nearly ended up in hospital.
I was doing around 65mph when I hit a hump back bridge I'd forgotten about. Had to get the front valence knocked out and resprayed too as we came down so nose first. Cracken wee car never missed a beat afterwards.Similar threads
