colinm Full Member Posts 4,964 Likes 5,754 Today at 11:42 AM #61 Rumour said: That looks like a typical post from a company that sells A-frames. The same type of company that also says A-frames are legal in continental Europe. Click to expand... It is from .GOV A-frames www.gov.uk
Rumour said: That looks like a typical post from a company that sells A-frames. The same type of company that also says A-frames are legal in continental Europe. Click to expand... It is from .GOV A-frames www.gov.uk
mistericeman Full Member Posts 5,206 Likes 12,025 Today at 11:45 AM #62 Rumour said: That looks like a typical post from a company that sells A-frames. The same type of company that also says A-frames are legal in continental Europe. Click to expand... Looks more like a typical .gov post to me .... ie directly copied from the Governmental DOT/DVSA site .... Go check it out IF you don't believe me . A-frames www.gov.uk Last edited: Today at 1:37 PM
Rumour said: That looks like a typical post from a company that sells A-frames. The same type of company that also says A-frames are legal in continental Europe. Click to expand... Looks more like a typical .gov post to me .... ie directly copied from the Governmental DOT/DVSA site .... Go check it out IF you don't believe me . A-frames www.gov.uk
Tezza33 Full Member Posts 12,842 Likes 25,227 Today at 1:13 PM #63 When I used to go to Europe with an A-frame the ferry companies classed it as a trailer, it was cheaper than paying for a van and a car
When I used to go to Europe with an A-frame the ferry companies classed it as a trailer, it was cheaper than paying for a van and a car