e38e49
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27 ft carapark
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Post by e38e49 on Feb 10, 2011 14:42:08 GMT 10
Hi all , i am looking to buy a Jones Dollywheel, doe`s anyone out there happen to know where i might be able to buy a Jones Dollywheel from, any help would be great.
Cheer`s Harold.
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Post by Jennison on Feb 10, 2011 21:00:23 GMT 10
Good Luck Harold  ...probably the most sought after accessory on the site!!.... I'd love one along with most of us I would say!! ;D ;D  regards jennison |
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Post by seeshell on Feb 11, 2011 0:28:28 GMT 10
Hi there
Showing my ignorance - what is a Jones Dollywheel? Got pictures?
Thanks
Seeshell
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Post by Don Ricardo on Feb 11, 2011 7:05:25 GMT 10
Hi Seeshell, There's info on the Jones Dolly Wheel in the Technical Section here. If you're looking for this sort of info on the forum, you can often find it by checking the index at the top of the Down History Lane section, or by using the search tool on the main menu. It takes a while to find your way around the forum, because not everything is as obvious as we all would like, but I thought the above tips might be helpful. Congratulations on your van by the way. Very nice, and automatic entry into the "Fibreglass Fraternity" (as opposed to the "Ally Allies" and the "Bondwood Brotherhood (which includes many sisters, but I can't think of an appropriate word beginning with B)".  Don Ricardo |
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e38e49
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27 ft carapark
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Post by e38e49 on Feb 11, 2011 13:30:01 GMT 10
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tubbygra51
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Old nz vans ask me
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Post by tubbygra51 on Feb 14, 2011 21:03:29 GMT 10
ican kind more info on hutchinson dolly wheel ihave a set for sale 0409173461
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Post by seeshell on Feb 21, 2011 12:18:53 GMT 10
Hi Don Thanks for the welcome and the guide to navigating the site (which I am making my way through bit by bit - there's a LOT!) The more vans I see, the more of them I want.  While I do love "fabuglass" I'm equally easily romanced by wood, and shiny things (polished aluminium). A real swing voter - they all have their specific charms for sure. As for a term that better covered the full gender spectrum of Bondwood afficionados you were struggling with - what about the Bondwood Brigade? Cheers Seeshell |
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While I do love "fabuglass" I'm equally easily romanced by wood, and shiny things (polished aluminium). A real swing voter - they all have their specific charms for sure.