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Guy at work

#1 Post by joshnosh »

I thought he got rid off this. Been like that for about 3 or 4 years.


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#2 Post by LPGC »

Flat tyre too, though only at the bottom!
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Re: Guy at work

#3 Post by Morat »

That poor Jeep deserves a good home!

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#4 Post by LairdScooby »

Morat wrote:That poor Jeep deserves a good home!

I'm sure i could accommodate it! :wink: :D
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Re: Guy at work

#5 Post by joshnosh »

just to make it clear
its a LPG car.
the cargo straps holed the tank in

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#6 Post by LPGC »

Yeh, reckon we picked up on that Josh. He should secure tank properly of course..

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Re: Guy at work

#7 Post by joshnosh »

yeah
i released i never mentioned it was lpg. wasent sure if it was obvious or not

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#8 Post by LairdScooby »

What sort of area is it in?
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#9 Post by scottyf »

How does that pass an MOT with it like that?

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#10 Post by LPGC »

scottyf wrote:How does that pass an MOT with it like that?
Good point! Josh said it's been like that for 3 or 4 years, should never pass an MOT like that.

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#11 Post by LairdScooby »

LPGC wrote:
scottyf wrote:How does that pass an MOT with it like that?
Good point! Josh said it's been like that for 3 or 4 years, should never pass an MOT like that.

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Judging from the tyres, it's probably not turned a wheel in those 3-4 years, never mind seen an MoT station!
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Re: Guy at work

#12 Post by joshnosh »

well
it wasn't there last week lol

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#13 Post by LPGC »

How do you know it's been like that for 3-4 years mate?

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Re: Guy at work

#14 Post by joshnosh »

i remember him buying it lol

unless hes fixed it but kept the straps as a styling option :D

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#15 Post by Brian_H »

joshnosh wrote:i remember him buying it lol

unless hes fixed it but kept the straps as a styling option :D
Maybe he takes the tank off for the mot? 8)

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#16 Post by LPGC »

:lol: If Jeep's not often seen/used, maybe it's not MOT'd..
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#17 Post by scottyf »

Shocking either way. And I thought my build was ropey :-)

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#18 Post by LPGC »

What year is it Josh?
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#19 Post by Morat »

97+ from the tailgate but you probably knew that.

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#20 Post by LPGC »

Maybe I should have looked at the back of my 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee mate.. Then again I didn't remember if later/earlier Jeeps had similar tailgate.
Thoughts being - Is it the LPG tank, petrol tank or both hanging down.
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