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Can do your test in a 4x4?

06-06-2007 01:52PM

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Lorax

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Just curious! Its a crew cab if that helps.

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#2 07-06-2007 07:19AM

Wishbone Ash

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Lorax wrote:

Just curious! Its a crew cab if that helps.

Of course, providing it meets the normal roadworthy criterion and (presuming it's category has a DGVW of less than 3,500kgs which is almost a certainty unless it's one of those huge American ones!

(Some of the largest US 4x4s require a C1 licence).

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