P38A Plastic guttering on the roof
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Plenty of pikeys round here at the moment. Sure they'd get them off.
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They just pull off. Careful not to snap the clips though! Pretty brittle by now.
Pull firmly directly upwards with one of those trim removal tools is probably best.
Pull firmly directly upwards with one of those trim removal tools is probably best.
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Breaking them no problem, only £171.00 each if you can get them. 
tomcat59alan
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No problem Dopey, Bay of E item number 231819969081. Sorted
I have just had a dam good look at the gutters or roof rack (what ever it is) and it looks well dodgy taking them off, they been there since 1997 and seems like its not a great idea trying to take them off (and considering the price to replace them) so they are staying on and I will just mask them and make sure I get a nice clean job with them on
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You don't fancy the 4 inch with down spouts to a water tank to water your flowers then?
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them on discos think they call em sunroofs oh u in or out alYou don't fancy the 4 inch with down spouts to a water tank to water your flowers then?
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Still undecided, want out but selfishly may have to vote in, as an overseas property owner.them on discos think they call em sunroofs oh u in or out al
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