Vincemcdonald
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Could be interested, where are you?
uk_vette
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.That seems a very good price for a roof tent for someone... one question though... why the Toyota
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Hi Bump,
Thanks for the comment on price.
Well, why Toyota land Cruiser.
I wasn't always a land Cruiser owner, I did have several Land Rovers, and initially loved every one of them.
The rugged looks, the feel of supremacy, etc, etc,
But unfortunately, it was the dreaded reliability that eventually broke my heart, and after spending serious money to keep them running, I gave up.
I really do like the rugged looks, but I need reliability, mile after mile, year after year.
Land Cruiser is 7 years old, with 250,000 miles showing.
Gra.
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JonnyP
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That seems a very good price for a roof tent for someone... one question though... why the Toyota
Apparently the Aussies have a saying that goes.. If you want to travel out into the Bush, you will need a land rover or a land cruiser. If you want to come back from the bush, you choose a land cruiser..
uk_vette
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Hi Mandy,
It has 2 ultra strong galvanised support bars, which are more than long enough to span the roll bar, in either direction.
IE, left to right, or front to rear.
To each of the 4 ends of the 2 support bars, you would fit a "uni-strut" captive spring-nut.
Then the clamping bracket will hold in place.
I have several of the "uni-strut" captive spring-nuts.
The bars are really strong, I can stand on just one of the support bars, and no bending deflection at all, I am about 14 stone (90kg)
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uk_vette
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Hi just replied now,
Yes, it is on Ebay, see my PM.
You know how much I don't like Ebay !
Gra.
Sold it to a 90 owner who came up from Brum.
Nice guy, no hassle at all.
If your on here
Gra.
What did you get for it in the end? Hope it was good money...
