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#Post#: 11391-------------------------------------------------- |
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Transporting a CK |
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By: Mac Date: August 10, 2024, 3:26 pm |
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I�m back, |
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I�ve finished my degree as a mature student and now have a thing |
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called �free time� again! |
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So it looks like my eagerness for a CK hasn�t waned in the last |
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couple of years so it looks like this is a go! But before I go |
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off half-cocked again, I don�t currently have a trailer - how |
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does everyone here transport their karts to and from events? |
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Van? Large estate? Roof rack?? |
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Or is a trailer the best option? |
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Mac |
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Re: Transporting a CK |
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By: NewbieNick Date: August 11, 2024, 12:40 am |
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Hi Mac, most of us are using trailers, I hired a van for my |
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first 7/8 meetings �70.00 a time |
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But have now purchased a trailer. |
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Nick |
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Re: Transporting a CK |
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By: Phaeton Date: August 11, 2024, 8:36 am |
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Here's one idea, which depending on what car you have isn't as |
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daft as it first seems. |
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Re: Transporting a CK |
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By: Graham Hill Date: August 12, 2024, 3:41 am |
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Rang a bell when I saw this ! That's Stewart Lewis-Evans in his |
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Cooper 500 Formula 3. |
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Re: Transporting a CK |
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By: Mac Date: August 14, 2024, 9:25 am |
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[quote author=Phaeton link=topic=1511.msg11395#msg11395 |
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date=1723383392] |
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Here's one idea, which depending on what car you have isn't as |
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daft as it first seems. |
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[attachimg=1] |
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[/quote] |
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Now a plan is coming together! I'm happy to change cars on a |
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whim, may even look at long bed pickups... |
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[attachimg=1] |
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Re: Transporting a CK |
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By: Jimr1999 Date: August 14, 2024, 10:41 am |
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Had a few V70s. Keep the build under 100kg as that's the rating |
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I was told by Volvo for mine :D |
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JimR |
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