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Neil

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 20:03

haha. :) Wish i could do that, would be nice and easy.


Adam_B

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 20:01

i borrowed works van.

and forgot to clean it afterwards :o :lol:


Neil

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 20:00

quote:
Originally posted by TOMAS
Cost me £28 for a day with a wee Renault Van + Diesel of course + time :thumbs:

That sounds good :thumbs:


Neil

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 20:00

Might be hiring a tranny van.. could hire a trailor. Mates car has a towbar on the back. Gonna see how much it will be for a tranny van tomorrow.


TOMAS

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:58

Cost me £28 for a day with a wee Renault Van + Diesel of course + time :thumbs:


infinitycorsa

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:57

by the time uve paid for a van a pallet would of been cheaper. and it would save u moving it round,


Twiggy

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:56

But then u dont get to be a white van man!!!! get the tranny!!!!:lol::lol::thumbs:


CorsAsh

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:56

quote:
Originally posted by Sly_SRi
cheaper to hire a smaller trailer rather than a van. Or just borrow somones.


provided he has a towbar. Tying the trailer to the bumper with string is not advisable. Know of a guy who bought a trailer and expected to take it home that way. :|


Sly_SRi

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:54

cheaper to hire a smaller trailer rather than a van. Or just borrow somones.


CorsAsh

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:53

run home with it on your back :)


Rob H

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:53

Hire a transit van? Use your dads car and dont tell him? Pull it home on some rope :boggle:


infinitycorsa

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:52

use a pallet and get it sent to u :S


Neil

 posted on 11th Feb 05 at 19:50

Whats the best way to transport an engine? Have been told it will wreck rear shocks and springs putting in the back of a car.. ideas?