ferryjambo
New Member
me too, looks this this once fitted, & still gives easy access to the boot lid for the jack etc unlike the hard plastic version..
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
me too, looks this this once fitted, & still gives easy access to the boot lid for the jack etc unlike the hard plastic version..
forgot how small the boot in the freebie's ! lol
ferryjambo
New Member
forgot how small the boot in the freebie's ! lol
i thought that too especially when i seen my m8's td5
. thankfully with the 2 rear seats down it's better..
2.0_hippo
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i thought that too especially when i seen my m8's td5
yep remember with my td4, especially with those shaped wheel arches the boot space is useless for any bulky items
2.0_hippo
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My German Shepherd chewed the table legs and seat legs in the kitchen, some of the house inside doors, the corners of the kitchen units and a few corners of the walls in our house but I forgave her, and still love her. She is my pal.
our dog would be sleeping outside if they done that !
luckily our little ones dont cause too much damage
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crashbox
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We knew what we were getting into as she isnt our first dog, I should have taken precautions (removed her teeth) (only kidding). I just replaced and repaired and made sure she wasnt left alone until she grew up a bit and stopped teething.our dog would be sleeping outside if they done that !
One of our Staffies chewed the kitchen table legs many years ago, didn't stop us having a rescue Staffie a few years ago, wouldn't be without her now even though she can be a right sod.We knew what we were getting into as she isnt our first dog, I should have taken precautions (removed her teeth) (only kidding). I just replaced and repaired and made sure she wasnt left alone until she grew up a bit and stopped teething.
