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But then you could say that paint jobs on vehicles are pointless and dangerous.
Why do people have black/blue or other dark coloured vehicles? Because they like that.
The safest colour is bright yellow. So why isn't everyone driving yellow vehicles!
A bullbar (also roo bar or nudge bar in Australia) is a device fitted to the front of a vehicle to protect it and its passengers from damage in a collision with an animal. They vary considerably in size and form, and are usually made of welded steel or aluminium tubing, and, more recently, moulded polycarbonate and polyethylene materials. Due to the number of deaths and injuries caused by the rigid fronts of cars, often with metal bullbars (in 2000 some 2,000 deaths/year and 18,000 serious accidents/year in Europe [1]), the sale of metal bullbars was banned by a European Union Directive.[2]
Studies have shown bull bars to cause an increase in the risk of death and serious injury to pedestrians.[3]
2.1 LPG/Petrol Auto Caravelle
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits"
Cooper wrote:But then you could say that paint jobs on vehicles are pointless and dangerous.
Why do people have black/blue or other dark coloured vehicles? Because they like that.
The safest colour is bright yellow. So why isn't everyone driving yellow vehicles!
My god what utter tripe, do you have an A level in Spouting utter cobblers?
A bullbar (also roo bar or nudge bar in Australia) is a device fitted to the front of a vehicle to protect it and its passengers from damage in a collision with an animal. They vary considerably in size and form, and are usually made of welded steel or aluminium tubing, and, more recently, moulded polycarbonate and polyethylene materials. Due to the number of deaths and injuries caused by the rigid fronts of cars, often with metal bullbars (in 2000 some 2,000 deaths/year and 18,000 serious accidents/year in Europe [1]), the sale of metal bullbars was banned by a European Union Directive.[2]
Studies have shown bull bars to cause an increase in the risk of death and serious injury to pedestrians.[3]
Let's take 12 years report 1999-2010
3,266,854 Road casulities
36,371 deaths
373,985 Serious injuries
2,856,498 light injuries
And the bulk of these where post 2002 when metal bullbars were banned and new cars aren't fitted with them.
Is this thread for real, or have I taken some sort of hallucinogenic drug without knowing?
Where the hell did the bit about converting from a poptop to a tin top fit in?
DEVON.DAVE wrote:Is this thread for real, or have I taken some sort of hallucinogenic drug without knowing?
Where the hell did the bit about converting from a poptop to a tin top fit in?
Having a westy pop top on your van adds value, as did the wheel carrier. At this rate you'll have no decent bits left and it'll be worth a lot less than what you paid for it.
Lol nah I'm never going to sell it. But was a thought.
Just 20mins ago a bloke asked me at tesco if I wanted to sell my van. Was chatting and he recently sold his samba for £40k. I said no about selling my camper.lol
Yeah everybodys sold a samba for 40K. What a load of sh1te. There are a lot of dreamers, messers 'specialists' forum trolls and bullsh1ters in the scene at the moment. Seems like theyve moved on to T3's.
DEVON.DAVE wrote:Yeah everybodys sold a samba for 40K. What a load of sh1te. There are a lot of dreamers, messers 'specialists' forum trolls and bullsh1ters in the scene at the moment. Seems like theyve moved on to T3's.
Well I believed him. He seems nice. I give everyone the benefit of the doubt. Until they turn out to be a major retard.
