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       #Post#: 587--------------------------------------------------
       Moving a land rover
   DIR By: Stuntman
       Date: January 5, 2012, 1:34 pm
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       Hello chaps, does anyone know of a decent company to move big
       ants 109 from Stoke on trent to derbyshire?
       Thanks chaps
       Andi
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: Series3Joe
       Date: January 5, 2012, 1:41 pm
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       Have you tried shiply? People can leave the company feedback so
       you get some idea how good/bad they are
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: Blue Ranger
       Date: January 5, 2012, 1:53 pm
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       I tentatively suggest Landyboy (Jon) though he may be a bit busy
       :-\
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: mr.scruff
       Date: January 5, 2012, 1:56 pm
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: craigderby
       Date: January 5, 2012, 1:56 pm
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       There's a bloke in Derby called Trevor (07966 013 891)  He did
       mine recently and the price wasn't bad.  He's got a proper
       flatbed lorry type, so no problem with a big load
       #Post#: 633--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: RMS
       Date: January 5, 2012, 3:15 pm
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       I think you can only use the A frame if the towed vehicle is
       road legal!
       With most police cars now having ANPR, it's not worth the risk
       (6 points for no insurance, I think  :o)
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: hippydave
       Date: January 5, 2012, 3:31 pm
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       When we fetched Simons 109 we hired a flatbed trailer for £30
       from the hire center and towed it with Maggie. Althought she was
       sat on the bump stops.
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: muckypup
       Date: January 5, 2012, 3:37 pm
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       I recently googled hiring a beavertail for when I collected my
       109". I forget the name of the firm but it came up on a google
       search and there were branches all over. Hire rates were around
       £95 plus small mileage charge if you did over 350 miles. Seemed
       very reasonal tbh. Fitted with a leccy winch too. ;)
       #Post#: 666--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: mistericeman
       Date: January 5, 2012, 3:42 pm
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       Decent Ifor from
  HTML http://www.fletcherstrailers.co.uk/
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       Ashton under lyne ...soooo not local but just to give an idea
       ...@£30 a day .
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       Re: Moving a land rover
   DIR By: RMS
       Date: January 5, 2012, 3:51 pm
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       I moved my 'new' purchase, 1966 S2, today from Cheadle to home
       (near Wakefield) the easy way - I drove it   8)
       Then again, it is taxed, MOT'd and it was still covered by the
       sellers insurance (and I have insurance to drive other's
       vehicles 3rd party).
       A lovely drive through the Peak District, choosing TomTom's
       "shortest route" option - finds all those tiny lanes if you're
       not in a hurry   ;)
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