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Old 12 August 2008, 20:51   #1
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We do the cars...
I've just seen an advert on the box, and it set me a-thinking.

To tow the average sized rib (6m?) you would need how many Fiat 500s?
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At a guess 2... cos one does 800kg braked (with 1.4litre).. mind you,.. current width regs might be exceeded if you bolted em together, but I wouldnt put that past you Island boys or have I missed the point ... again
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