chasis size

[kariba]

hi all
has anyone got the length ,height and width of chasis at front and back.im trying to find cheapest option of getting chasis up to inverness and need dimensions to get quotes from couriers.any info would be a great help.
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[iank]

hi all
has anyone got the length ,height and width of chasis at front and back.im trying to find cheapest option of getting chasis up to inverness and need dimensions to get quotes from couriers.any info would be a great help.
terance

Hi,

Have you spoken to Dave about couriers? He mentioned a bad experience in the past with one when I picked up.

But the chassis (A series version) would fit in a box (length x width x height) of (90" x 48" x 42") give or take an inch or two on the length (difficult to measure in my cluttered garage). I think all the other parts will fit inside the chassis if suitably packaged.

(thats 2286mm x 1220mm x 1067mm for imperially challenged couriers :lol

If you decide to hire a van to pick up (might actually work out cheaper) I got an VW LT28 and it fitted fine. (see this thread on the old forum (http://www.gossiping.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=191&mforum=muddybuggies)


Good luck.

 

[Phaeton]

Wow just used theaa.com & it says it's 577 miles & will take 9hrs 40mins 1144 miles on a round trip that's some journey, didn't think Britain was that big.

Another alternative might be to have words with local haulage companies, they may do it as a backload (when they come back empty) if they have anyone going down that far.

Alan...

 

[kariba]

thans all
i havent ordered a chasis yet just trying to get all the info before hand my better half agreed to a kitcar/buggy as long as i consider everything before hand.i could probably borrow a van from a friend but but he might not be so keen about such a long trip.so i got to work eveything out first. :?

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