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Old 10-10-2013, 02:58 AM
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Originally Posted by jml
Okay looks good...now tell me how you get out of the car? !!!!

or was it winched up?..mind you the brake lights are on? so someone inside ??

or perhaps the door can be opened with access through the van side door?
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They used to pack them like that in cargo ships and they got walked on.

Mate of mine used to respray them after they landed.

Says something about the size of modern LCVs too!
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Those van's doors slide so it should not be a problem getting out. The only issue is possibly falling off the van whilst trying to get out
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Those van's doors slide so it should not be a problem getting out. The only issue is possibly falling off the van whilst trying to get out
I'd agree with that - if it were reversed in! Relatively long bonnet on an S800...
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Reminds me of the getaway scene in 'The Anderson Tapes' movie...
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Those van's doors slide so it should not be a problem getting out. The only issue is possibly falling off the van whilst trying to get out
I'd agree with that - if it were reversed in! Relatively long bonnet on an S800...

It's all relative...:-)
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