Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 17:10
Ian Hulley wrote:ghost123uk wrote:I wonder how high our new Leisure Drive is
2.8mtr if it's same as Mocki's (allegedly)
9ft 2.5" in real money then
9ft 2.5" in real money then
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9ft 2.5" in real money then
Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 17:12
Cruz wrote:I have a sticker on my dash saying the height in english and metric
Not a bad Idea - Ill 'borrow' a height display from one of the old wrecks at work
Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 18:29
you can get POI low bridges for your satnav ... google is your friend 
Not that I need them for my little beauty
Not that I need them for my little beauty
Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 18:36
T'Onion wrote:you can get POI low bridges for your satnav ... google is your friend
Not that I need them for my little beauty
I have the full truck TomTom (work paid for the upgrade)
Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 26 Mar 2012, 14:49
No wonder I couldn't find it on google map. It's Broughton Hall Roadghost123uk wrote:Cruz wrote:Where exactly is that bridge? What height is on the sign?
Boughton hall Rd, Chester and 7ft 9".
Even when we used the TinTop, we used to have to stop and take the CB aerial off.
I wonder how high our new Leisure Drive is
Re: Low bridges!!
Posted: 31 Mar 2012, 21:53
AdrianC wrote:Look out of the big bit of glass in front of you, rather than at your FatChav screen?
Not really in the spirit of this forum that comment is it? Think youtube.com would suit you perfect ... btw, I dont know anyone that calls a satnav a FatChav screen.